{"id":2576,"date":"2014-07-11T10:55:24","date_gmt":"2014-07-11T08:55:24","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/cms.ensemble-megaphon.com\/?post_type=project&p=2576"},"modified":"2022-09-12T17:12:28","modified_gmt":"2022-09-12T15:12:28","slug":"radical-utopian-2014","status":"publish","type":"project","link":"https:\/\/www.ensemble-megaphon.com\/en\/project\/radikal-utopisch-2014\/","title":{"rendered":"radically utopian"},"content":{"rendered":"\"\"\n\t

with concerts, youth projects and discussions<\/strong><\/p>\n

First concert<\/h2>\n

Radically Utopian I<\/h2>\nConcert, supper and exhibition
\nJuly 2014 in the Markuskirche\nWorks by Luigi Nono and Claudio Monteverdi
\nFragmente - Stille an Diotima for string quartet (1980)
\nCon Luigi Dallapiccola for 6 percussionists and live electronics (1979)
\n\u00bfDonde est\u00e1s, hermano? (1981) for 4 vocal voices
\nMagnificat for six voices from the Vespers of the Virgin SV 206 (1610)\n

Second concert<\/h2>\n

RADICALLY UTOPIAN II<\/h2>\nConcert circuit with performances, sound and video installations
\nJuly 2014 at the Commedia Futura\/Eisfabrik\nLuigi Nono
\nFabrica Illuminata for soprano and live electronics (1964)
\nThierry Blondeau (*1961)
\nString Quartet No. 2 (2012)
\nGerald Eckert (*1960)
\n\"Den angesto\u00dfenen Augen der Steine\" (world premiere) for violin, double bass clarinet, tape and live electronics a.o.\n

Third concert<\/h2>\n

Radical Utopian III Departure into the Open Air<\/h2>\nA multimedia concert on Luigi Nono
\non 6 September 2014 at the Rammelsberg World Cultural Heritage Site\n

\"Radically utopian (St Mark's Church): Because all the performers played exemplary music with extraordinary sensitivity, Luigi Nono's sound figures unfolded delicately and so organically that poetry shone through in the midst of all the rebellion.\" - HAZ<\/strong><\/p>\n\"With the chamber music works of John Dowland and George Handel, interpreted by a string trio and soprano (Can she excuse me wrongs) and string trio and flute (The Triumph of Time and Truth), it was a harmonious and varied programme that not only presented the unfamiliar, but also the familiar with aplomb.\"
\n- Goslarsche Zeitung about \"Departure into the open\"<\/strong>\n

Contributors<\/h2>\nEnsemble Megaphon and guests: Sarah Maria Sun (soprano), Beatrix Wagner (flute)
\nNomos-Quartett, Vroni Kiefer (Acting), Percussion Ensemble of HMTM Hannover (cond. Andreas Boettger), neues vokalensemble of HMTM Hannover (cond. Walter Nussbaum) Nicolas Schalz, (Musicologist), Pastor Bertram Sauppe (Markuskirche)\n

Sponsors<\/h2>\n

Kulturb\u00fcro Hannover, Nord LB Hannover, Klosterkammer Hannover, Lower Saxony Foundation, Lower Saxony Ministry of Science and Culture, Lower Saxony Savings Bank Foundation, Sparkasse Hannover, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hanover, Sennheiser, Musikland Niedersachsen, Concert of the German Music Council<\/p>\n

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