He who shortens, thinks too short! - An evening in three parts with Musica inaudita – crescendo
Musica inaudita is an initiative at the Berlin University of the Arts whose programs include music written by artists who have been ignored by historiography due to their gender, religion, social or national origin, skin color, sexual identity, language, disability or political views and have therefore not found a place in the abbreviated canon of Western art music. Musica inaudita presents an evening with an extensive, cross-genre program in which chamber music, orchestra and punk join hands. We give a stage to resistant composers and musicians and loosen up the fixed structures of classical concert culture. We show that existing diversity cannot be cut!
Music by Dika Newlin, Ethel Smith, Emmy Wegener, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and others
Helianthus String Trio / Symphonic Orchestra Utopia Berlin / Postmodern Talking
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The Berlin Senate has imposed enormous savings targets on public universities. You know that: An excellent musical education consists not only of the many hours of solitary practising and lessons by professors, but also, to a large extent, of performing in front of an audience. This inherent part of the training is also the opportunity for you to attend almost always free concerts at a high level. We don't want to have to cut back on this. By attending our events, you can also show those responsible in politics that music and art are meaningful for every society. And if you can: support us with small or large donations. The donations are used for teaching, tuning, transport, advertising material, for our music festival crescendo - wherever no funds can be spent at the moment. This directly benefits our students and also you as the audience, as this is the only way we can maintain events of this calibre and variety.
Thank you very much!
Info
crescendo – Künstlerisches Betriebsbüro der Fakultät Musik
crescendo@udk-berlin.de