Heroines of Sound Festival – Day 3

Early and current heroines of electronic music

Musik Festival

© Rob de Kruif

Tickets

Ticket Prices

Day Pass              22 Euro, reduced 15 Euro

→ 2-Days Pass    36 Euro, reduced 25 Euro

→ Festival Pass   56 Euro, reduced 38 Euro

With day ticket or festival pass free admission to the workshops, due to the limited number of participants, please register at ticket@radialsystem.de.

Free admission to panel events and to the film and sound bar.

 

Concerts start at 8 pm.

 

When purchasing a ticket, you have the opportunity to add a donation, the donations will go to Nothilfefonds for artists in Ukraine.

© Udo Siegfriedt

Inaugurated in 2014, the ninth edition of the Heroines of Sound Festival presents hero(in)es of electronic sound in early July. Over the course of three days, Radialsystem hosts eleven world premieres and more than thirty artists from twenty different countries, featuring early works as well as current and forward-looking positions that range from contemporary art music to advanced pop.

With renowned Canadian/German composer Annesley Black as guest curator, the focus of this year’s festival is on Canada’s internationally influential music scene. The artists counter the exogenous shock of the war in Ukraine with an emphatic “orientation toward the world”; they address aspects such as flight, repression or dictatorship, and question our common humanitarian values.

Among the festival highlights is the opening concert, which marks the world premiere of Mariam Gviniashvili's electronic composition “Chaos and Awe”, accompanied by instrumental chamber music and audiovisual performances by the ensemble LUX:NM. Other noteworthy events include a concert featuring the ensemble KNM Berlin and Peruvian composers' collective Retama, who appear onstage in Berlin for the first time, and a programme for solo percussion as well as commissioned works for the legendary Minimoog synthesizer.

Cast

Voice
Claudia Sofía Alvarez
Isa Otoya

Ceramic Flutes
Macri Cáceres


Ensemble KNM Berlin

Soprano Saxophone and Double Bass
Theo Nabicht

Viola
Kristin Maria Pientka

Violoncello
Cosima Gerhardt

Double Bass
Jonathan Heilbron

With compositions by
Paula Schopf
RETAMA – Female composers collective (Pía Alvarado Arróspide, Claudia Sofía Alvarez, Naid Cruz, Yemit Ledesma, Isa Otoya)
Ana Maria Rodriguez
Ale Hop
Laura Robles


Panelist*innen
Nina Noeske
Vera Grund
Ying Wang

Keynote
Simone Heilgendorff

Moderation
Sabine Sanio

Programme

4 pm:           Workshop with Macri Cáceres

From 6 pm:  Film and Soundbar

6 pm:           Panel IV – Book Presentation „Gender und Neue Musik“

8 pm:           Concert I – Paula Schopf & Ensemble KNM Berlin

10.30 pm:    Concert II – Ale Hop & Laura Robles

→ The complete programme of „Heroines of Sound Festival 2022“

Credits

An event by Heroines of Sound, supported by Hauptstadtkulturfonds, Ernst von Siemens Musikstiftung, Mariann Steegmann Foundation and Goethe-Institute. In cooperation with KLANG-Festival (DK).

Media partners: Digital in Berlin, Groove, taz. die tageszeitung, tip Berlin, ExBerliner, VAN Webmagazin.

Inaugurated in 2014, the ninth edition of the Heroines of Sound Festival presents hero(in)es of electronic sound in early July. Over the course of three days, Radialsystem hosts eleven world premieres and more than thirty artists from twenty different countries, featuring early works as well as current and forward-looking positions that range from contemporary art music to advanced pop.

With renowned Canadian/German composer Annesley Black as guest curator, the focus of this year’s festival is on Canada’s internationally influential music scene. The artists counter the exogenous shock of the war in Ukraine with an emphatic “orientation toward the world”; they address aspects such as flight, repression or dictatorship, and question our common humanitarian values.

Among the festival highlights is the opening concert, which marks the world premiere of Mariam Gviniashvili's electronic composition “Chaos and Awe”, accompanied by instrumental chamber music and audiovisual performances by the ensemble LUX:NM. Other noteworthy events include a concert featuring the ensemble KNM Berlin and Peruvian composers' collective Retama, who appear onstage in Berlin for the first time, and a programme for solo percussion as well as commissioned works for the legendary Minimoog synthesizer.

Cast

Voice
Claudia Sofía Alvarez
Isa Otoya

Ceramic Flutes
Macri Cáceres


Ensemble KNM Berlin

Soprano Saxophone and Double Bass
Theo Nabicht

Viola
Kristin Maria Pientka

Violoncello
Cosima Gerhardt

Double Bass
Jonathan Heilbron

With compositions by
Paula Schopf
RETAMA – Female composers collective (Pía Alvarado Arróspide, Claudia Sofía Alvarez, Naid Cruz, Yemit Ledesma, Isa Otoya)
Ana Maria Rodriguez
Ale Hop
Laura Robles


Panelist*innen
Nina Noeske
Vera Grund
Ying Wang

Keynote
Simone Heilgendorff

Moderation
Sabine Sanio

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