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Berlin meets Los Angeles in concert
The Villa Aurora in Los Angeles awards scholarships to German artists which enable them to work on the American west coast. In the past, the scholarship winners could only present their completed musical works to Californian audiences. With this...
Apocalypse Now (and Then)
In the current catastrophies and gobal events the far-reaching overall changes of the past 25 years become more and more acute. Depending on the perspective they are being interpreted as a crisis or a chance for a new beginning. We experience a boom...
alif::split in the wall
The concert “alif::split in the wall” was a musical experiment. The production featured a viewer-accessible performance space, a kind of living, musical organism, which incorporated the audience members. The performance itself was a combination of a...
Work and Leisure (3) The Lucky Hand
Outsourcing, a growing demand for flexibility and new Internet-generated possibilities have fundamentally transformed working life. The difference between private and public, or maintenance and entertainment are no longer clearly definable in terms...
Berlin Atonal Festival
The Atonal Festival, revived in 2013, took place again this year in the unconventional setting of a thermal power station located in Berlin-Mitte. As an experimental art, music and technology festival, it strives to challenge our listening and...
Anaesthesia
The music by George Frideric Handel is the main theme of Anaesthesia, a musical theatre piece performed by the Berlin theatre ensemble Nico and the Navigators together with the music ensemble Franui. This commemorative project marking the 250th...
Admeto
The international music world commemorated the 250th anniversary of the death of George Frideric Handel in 2009. Together with the Edinburgh International Festival, the Göttingen International Handel Festival co-produced Handel's opera Admeto,...
Atlas. Islands of Utopia
The internationally renowned composer José Sánchez-Verdú from Spain is the inventor of the “auraphone”, an extraordinary instrument in which the singer’s voice or instrumental music resonates behind steel plates, tam-tams or gongs with the aid of...
Eight Bridges | Music for Cologne 2013
It was 75 years ago that Konrad Zuse invented the “Z1”, the first programmable computer that operated with binary numbers. To commemorate this anniversary, the Eight Bridges Festival | Music for Cologne 2013 presented a kaleidoscopic overview of the...
Antigona
Director: Jiøi Nekvasil, Musical director: Roger Boggasch, Set and costume designer: Daniel Dvoøak, Artists: Hyun-Ju Park (ROK), Katerina Knezikowá (CZ), Janis Kurseus (LV), Johannes Weiß, Steve Wächter, Bonnie Cameron (USA), Preußisches...