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Munich Parallel Universe Festival 18-20.10.2024

Parallel Universe is the title of the three-day festival celebrating the 20th anniversary of Offene Ohren e.V., from 18 October to 20 October, at the Munich schwere reiter Hall.

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Parallel Universe

Parallel Universe is the title of the three-day festival celebrating the 20th anniversary of Offene Ohren e.V., from 18 October to 20 October, at the Munich schwere reiter Hall.

The parallel universe of improvisational music will be showcased through high-caliber concerts.

schedule

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Friday, 18 October 2024, from 6 p.m. - 3 concerts

"Espresso & Mud" explores the interaction of vocal, acoustic, and electronic instruments.
Nina Polaschegg, bass [A]
Bruno Strobl, electronics [A]
Ute Wassermann, voice [D]

"Gonggong 255088" brings together improvisers from Korea, Argentina, and Greece.
Yorgos Dimitriadis, percussion/electronics [Greek]
Han-earl Park, guitar [Korea]
Camila Nebbia, saxophone [Argentina]

"Le 7ème Continent"offers radical musical interpretations of socio-political themes.
Joachim Badenhorst, clarinet [B]
Elisabeth Coudoux, cello [D]
Pascal Niggenkemper, bass [F]
Mona Matbou Riahi, clarinet [Iran]
Artemis Vavatsika, accordion [Griechenland]
Tizia Zimmermann, akkordion [CH]

Saturday, 19 October 2024, 6 p.m. - 3 concerts

"- TAMUOO -" is a cross-genre collaboration of local and international improvisers from music and dance.
Eleonore Bovet, dance [F]
Wiebke Dobers, dance [D]
Emilio Gordoa, vibraphone [Mexico/D]
Daniela Graca, dance [D]
Georg Janker, bass/electronics [D]
Fredi Pröll, drums [A]
Torsten Töpp, electirc guitar [D]
Christofer Varner, trombone [D]

From Japan comes an internationally acclaimed grandmaster of piano improvisation:
Masahiko Satoh, piano [Japan]

"Windows & Mirrors" represent the melodic side of free improvisation:
Sergio Armaroli, vibraphone [I]
Veli Kujala, accordion [Finland]
Giancarlo Schiaffini, trombone[I]
Livia Schweizer, flute [I]
Harri Sjöström, saxophone [Finland]

Sunday, 20 October 2024, 7 p.m. (2 sets)

"King Übü Örchestrü"pays homage to the first generation of European improvisers as an alternative to American free jazz.
Mark Charig, cornet [GB]
Axel Dörner, trumpet [D]
Erhard Hirt, guitar/electronics [D]
Stefan Keune, sopranino saxophone [D]
Paul Lytton, percussion [GB/B]
Phil Minton, voice [GB]
Matthias Muche, trombone [D]
Melvyn Poore, tuba [GB]
Phillipp Wachsmann, violine/electronics [GB]
Alfred Zimmerlin, cello [CH]

This festival is financially supported by additional funding from https://musikfonds.de">Musikfonds e.V.

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