V40

Saturday, 6 March 2010

10 pm, Concert in the Bauhaus Dessau

"Musical portrait - Helmut Oehring"

Soprano: Salome Kammer
Gestural Soloist: Christina Schönfeld
Guitar: Daniel Görtz
Chamber Ensemble Neue Musik Berlin

The young Berlin soloist ensemble Kaleidoskop was founded in 2006 with the conscious aim of departing from tradition forms of concert performance to explore new musical worlds. The diverse experiences of the individual members, which range from period performance to contemporary repertoire, allow new connections to be found between seemingly disparate aural worlds. The newspaper TAZ wrote that Kaleidoskop “simply possesses too lively a curiosity to let itself be pigeonholed as a traditional chamber orchestra”. In multi-disciplinary collaborations with leading artists such as the dancer Sasha Waltz, the stage director Alexander Charim or the Italian composer and cellist Giovanni Sollima, the ensemble strives to find new forms of performance. In so doing they furnish the audience with innovative and unexpected experiences to expand their musical perception. At the Kurt Weill Festival this experimental group’s appearance will take the form of a musical portrait of the composer Helmuth Oehring, who as Artist-in-Residence will have a major role to play in the upcoming Festival. Helmuth Oehring will read from some of his own texts, while the celebrated soprano Salome Kammer, gestural soloist Christine Schönfeld and guitarist Daniel Göritz will give additional insights into Oehring’s fascinating work.

In cooperation of the Kurt Weill Festival with the Kammerensemble für Neue Musik Berlin


Ticket Prices in €

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V40	15,00	12,00