About this Event
Musikbrauerei has long served as the spiritual base of Kiezsalon, and we’re happy to return home with performances by the Japanese art-pop musician Tujiko Noriko, who’s currently based in Paris, and Rahma Quartet, an experimental ensemble whose members are split between Berlin and Munich.
This October we return to the 120-year-old, historical Musikbrauerei in Prenzlauer Berg. Tucked away between Greifswalder Straße and Volkspark Friedrichshain, the former Schneider brewery is a rare building in east Berlin for having survived, unspoiled, the creeping tide of gentrification.
is a Paris-based Japanese musician, actor and director. Since the early 2000s, she has released several albums of experimental pop, singing bittersweet melodies in Japanese and English over glitchy, downtempo electronics and electro-acoustic arrangements. Tujiko Noriko’s latest album ‘’ was released on Editions Mego earlier this year. ’s review states the ‘new two-part album exchanges her colorful pop patchwork for soft, luminous ambient music of alien beauty and human warmth.’
Berlin/Munich-based is comprised of vocalist Rasha Ragab, Argentinian woodwind player Lucio Capece, sound object artist Christoph Nikolaus (stone harp) and Werner Dafeldecker on double bass. The Quartet will play "Mercy is called down by Mercy to the last" for the first time in Berlin.
The Kiezsalon is a project by Digital in Berlin. Curated by Michael Rosen and funded by Senate Department for Culture and Europa. Presented by and .
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Musikbrauerei, Greifswalder Straße 23A, Berlin, Germany
EUR 10.00