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\n\tLive radio play with text and pictures by Wilhelm Busch and music by Bernd Alois Zimmermann (1918-1970) and live improvisations by Ensemble Megaphon.<\/strong><\/p>\n Wilhelms Busch's well-known, delightfully frivolous verse work in a completely different way: the Ensemble Megaphon playfully and humorously comments on the text. In live interaction, music and large image projection comics influence each other. The actress Vroni Kiefer burns off a dazzling firework of language between recitation, reading and acted scenes.<\/p>\n Right into the heart of improvisation and interpretation, this concert takes them to the same graphic score by Anestis Logothetis<\/a> performed successively by a baroque ensemble and a jazz combo. Baroque and jazz works will also be heard.<\/p>\n Jazz standards and own works by Joachim Raffel and Matthias Schubert<\/strong><\/p>\n Lower Saxony Foundation, Lower Saxony Ministry of Science and Culture, NDR Cultural Funding, Lower Saxony Music Land<\/p>\nWandelkonzert<\/h2>\nwith S\u00e9verine Ballon<\/strong> (violoncello), Members of the Osnabr\u00fcck Project Choir<\/strong>
\nand the commissioned composition RaumWandel<\/strong> from Willem Schulz
\n<\/strong>Dominican Church Art Gallery<\/strong>
\nThe concert will bring contemporary music into a multifaceted relationship with the art and architecture of the Kunsthalle Dominkanerkirche, whose various spaces will be brought to life in an audio-visual choreography. The programme includes works by Rebecca Saunders, Trevor Baca, Thierry Blondeau, Ramon Lazkano and Willem Schulz.\nMUSIC SLAM<\/h2>\nwith Michaelis Consort<\/strong> - Baroque Ensemble for Artistic Research &<\/strong>
\n The Faithful Jazz Workshop Band <\/strong>at Luther House<\/strong>\nProgramme<\/h2>\n
Michaelis Consort<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\nNicola Matteis (1650-1698): Various Bizzarie sopra la Vecchia Sarabanda o pur Ciaccona<\/strong>
\nGeorg Phillip Telemann (1681-1767): Sonata metodiche No. 3 in E minor (Grave, Vivace, Cunando and Vivace)<\/strong>\nThe Faithful Jazz Workshop Band<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Gagarino<\/h2>\nLounge concert with surprise at the Luther House<\/strong>
\nWith his lounge concert, Gagarino alias Juergen Groezinger<\/a> draws a bow with rhythmical beats from classical music to innovative, modern electronic tunes. The musicians from the previous concert join in.\nContributors<\/h2>\nContributors 17.10.2014<\/strong>
\nEnsemble Megaphon
\nVroni Kiefer, Acting
\nVlady Bystrov, clarinets
\nLenka Zupkova, violin
\nKonstantin Raptis, accordion
\nWilli Hanne, percussion
\nAndr\u00e9 Bartetzki, Live Electronics
\nTosh Leykum, video image
\nMikael Honesseau, Director
\nand pupils from a school in Osnabr\u00fcck\nContributors 18.10.2014<\/strong>
\nSeverine Balloon
\nWillem Schulz
\nProject choir Osnabr\u00fcck
\nMichaelis Consort
\nUwe Ulbrich, baroque violin
\nFelix G\u00f6rg, viola da gamba
\nArve Stavran, harpsichord\nThe Faithful Jazz Workshop Band
\nStudents of the Institute of Musicology and Music Education at the University of Osnabr\u00fcck under the direction of Joachim Raffel and Matthias Schubert\nDJ Gagarino
\nJ\u00fcrgen Gr\u00f6tzinger\nSponsors<\/h2>\n
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