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concert series on improvised music by makers of DIY concerts
Cate Hops (electronics)
Régis Lemberthe (electronics)
Marina Cyrino (flute/objects)
Doors open 19h | Concert+Talks 20h | Tickets (only at the door) from 10+ €
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the long read:
It is not unusual, but rather the norm, that the people behind Berlin's DIY concert scene are musically active themselves. They are all united by their enthusiasm and willingness to take matters into their own hands. They strive to strengthen structures and shape culture, usually under very precarious conditions.
The concert series Frictive Frequencies now brings some of the cultural activists who usually work behind the scenes into the spotlight. Over the years, they have all developed remarkable forms of expression as artists, but have often taken a back seat in favor of their organizational activities.
Frictive Frequencies now brings the artistic side of the organizers to the fore, giving something back to this scene. The series sees itself not only as a forum for improvised music, but also as a place for communication and exchange about DIY practices. The invited guests present their own sound languages and share their experiences in artistic and organizational practice in short talks.
Cate Hops - is a cultural worker, curator, researcher, performer, DJ and radio host with a scientific background in Visual and Media Anthropology and Popular Music Studies. Her improvised performances as Cate Hops unfold as electro-acoustic experimental sound pieces and ambient scapes. She works with objects, hacked toys, effected voice, and radios. Seriakov hosts collaborative events that expand thematically from sound system culture to improvised music.
https://soundsystemcultureberlin.com/curators/
https://www.instagram.com/cate0hops
Régis Lemberthe - makes setups that build noise, ranging from sound sculptures, to live performance, or creative coding, with a focus on the live sonification of natural and mathematical phenomena. In 2015 Lemberthe started hosting experimental sound arts sessions at Noiseberg, Berlin. Since then, Noiseberg expanded to over 100 sessions and four festivals, hosting more than 500 artists from around the world.
https://regislemberthe.com
Brazilian flutist and sound artist Marina Cyrino works in the fields of improvisation, composition, and performative audio-visual installations. Her flute playing is characterized by unique techniques that she has developed through the use of internal amplification. The rhythmic use of the flute and the extensive use of objects attached to the instrument are further characteristic elements of her playing. As a member of the Brazilian experimental production house Seminal Records Cyrino has been curating the Terminal Series of concerts around Berlin since 2023.
http://marinacyrino.com/
Accessibility: please check the default accessibility information at www.ausland.berlin/accessibility. Besides that, we will have a person dedicated to accessibility that evening, including but not limited to, helping with wheelchair access (even if coming last minute, but writing us in advance helps us) and installing haptic floor guides in the space for the visually impaired.
Funded by Musikfonds e.V. by means of the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media and Bezirksamt Pankow von Berlin
Amt für Weiterbildung und Kultur
Fachbereich Kunst und Kultur
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Lychenerstr 60 , Berlin, Germany
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