Charlemagne Palestine - an der Schuke-Orgel der Sophienkirche
On 14th of november the American self-described “maximalist composer” Charlemagne Palestine plays the versatile Schuke-Orgel of the Sophienkirche followed by a solo show by younger Stine Janvin.
A contemporary of Terry Riley, Phill Niblock, and Steve Reich, Charlemagne Palestine plays intense, ritualistic music intended to unsettle audiences´ expectations of what is beautiful and meaningful in music. A composer-performer originally trained to be a cantor, in this concert Palestine will construct overtone clusters sounding like a waterfall and absorbing the listeners in the surrounding architecture of the church.
In a similar way, composer and performer Stine Janvin shifts the focus towards the acoustic and psychoacoustic effects of repetitive, though deconstructed patterns and rave rhythms. Stine employs her voice to imitate multi-layered synthesizer sequences, light and darkness to disorient our perception, and create unnatural aural soundscapes of almost mystical beauty.
Veranstaltungsort und Adresse
Sophienkirche Berlin, Große Hamburger Strasse 29-30, 10115 Berlin
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Tickets für 14. November 2017
Charlemagne Palestine - an der Schuke-Orgel der Sophienkirche
Diese Veranstaltung in Berlin (Mitte, Bezirk Mitte) wurde von venyoobot veröffentlicht. Charlemagne Palestine - an der Schuke-Orgel der Sophienkirche ist den Rubriken Bühne und Charlemagne Pelestine, Stine Janvin zugeordnet.