We can try to understand music as a network of relationships. Terms from the world of family come to mind: families of instruments, harmonious – and disharmonious – relationships, related melodies, rhythms, -chords…
The Resident Music Collective, fifteen musicians from a wide variety of cultures living in mostly in Berlin, draw inspiration for their latest programme from the key questions posed by the exhibition Family Matters. Slightly rephrased, these questions are: What kind of music belongs to the culture we come from? How can we play together? Which voices are not heard? How can we transition from one musical idea to the next in such a way that a connection is created? And who decides what works musically in a collective?
In the circle of musicians with their instruments from all corners of the world, a concert for everyone is created. The musicians compoesd songs or brought in traditionals. The audience is invited to move freely and establish their own relationship with the sonic experience.
Programm
Boba (Bubble Tea) – Shih-Che Lee
Wer später jammert, wird auch getröstet – Florian Rynkowski
Nabdul el Qalb (heart beat) – Mohammad Fityan
Guajira – traditional, suggested by Ernesto Robles
Baba (ukrainian song about the grandmother who threatens the grandfather with leaving with the flute player unless grandfather goes to sleep) – Ganna Gryniva
„Familie” – Solo for tape recorder Jakob Dinkelacker
Nach Hause fahren – Clemens Rynkowski
Muzhamadhi – tamil song, suggested by David Rynkowski
Unbemannte Kapsel – Florian Rynkowski
Muñú (Geduld) – Moussa Coulibaly
Bottlebob – suggested by Sarah Martin
Shinawi (shamanic folklore) – traditional, suggested by Bo-Sung Kim
Ojos Azules (Blaue Augen) – traditional, suggested by Laura Robles
Baiana (Frau aus Bahia) – Brazilian hit, suggested by Shih-Che Lee
Wandern mit Goethe – Florian Rynkowski
Improvisation Argue – Bo-Sung Kim, Elli Sooß, Clemens Rynkowski
Eskalateur – Clemens Rynkowski
Drume Negrita – cuban lullaby, suggested by Ernesto Robles
Um choro feliz – brazilian song, suggested by Clemens Rynkowski
Haloschka (ukrainian song about a single mom) – Ganna Gryniva
Breakfast – Luciel / Philipp Brämswig
Gaio da Roseira (rose stem) – Hermeto Pascoal, suggested by Mariana Zwarg
Tere na Sere (how was your day?) – Moussa Coulibaly
- 20 EUR / reduced 10 EUR
- The concert is open for everyone age 3 and above.
- Hall 1, Ground Floor
- Belongs to: Resident Music Collective