Churches are not only architecturally significant spaces, they are places of encounter and worship, social spaces, spaces of difference and also sound spaces. The Archdiocese of Paderborn commissions electronic music for these special spaces.
blue – experimental music in the church space
Saturday, 2 September 2023, Paderborn.
2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Bartholomäuskapelle: Sound installation by Florian Hartlieb.
4 p.m. Capuchin Church: Organ and Electronics
7 p.m. Marktkirche: electronic music
9 pm Capuchin Church: Electronic Music
4 p.m. Kapuzinerkirche: Organ and Electronics
Matthias Krüger (*1987) – Contemp[s]lations (2010)
Tobias Tobit Hagedorn (*1987) – Weitergehen (2019)
Katrin Klose (*1990) – Voix céleste (2021)
Dominik Susteck, organ
7 pm Marktkirche: Electronic Music
Florian Zwissler (*1976) – Ebenschwung (2023)
Christoph Ogiermann (*1967) – Practices of Subordination (2023)
Matthias Krüger (*1987) – mens et manus (2023)
Ralf Hoyer (*1950) – INVOCATIO (2023)
Ulf Pleines (*1969) – T Weird (2023)
21 h Kapuzinerkirche: Electronic Music
Oxana Omelchuk (*1975) – Vermona in my life (2023)
Dorothee Hahne (*1966) – Tintinabula (2023)
Tobias T. Hagedorn (*1987) – Hikari (2023)
Nikolaus Heyduck (*1957) – Symetriade (2023)
Christina Kubisch (*1948) – B O R N (2023)
Bayreuth (D): Duo Sono Eternity – Millenium Charts
The flute and the drum are among the oldest instruments in history and have been closely linked to human culture for thousands of years. But which melodies actually haunted the minds of people from the past? Starting with minstrel dances that a medieval market visitor might have brought home as a catchy tune along with his shopping, Sophie Schambeck and Sebastian Wielandt build bridges to the 21st century with intermittent “charts”. Among others, Flow my tears by John Dowland, one of the best-known songs from Renaissance England, will be heard, as well as baroque dance movements by Bach. The transition to the 21st century will be concluded by Commentari III for recorder and tape and classics of the solo percussion repertoire such as Interzones for vibraphone and tape
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