On Thursday, June 25, 2015, at 7 p.m. Anna Korsun will present her concert Ereignishorizont in the chapel of Schloss Solitude. The concert, incorporating organ, voice and bass clarinet with electronics, will be accompanied by her latest sound installation.
On Thursday, June 25, 2015, at 7 p.m. Anna Korsun will present her concert Ereignishorizont. The concert, incorporating organ, voice and bass clarinet with electronics, will be accompanied by her newest sound installation.
The piece is a continuation of her project Ereignishorizont that was realized in Bamberg and Paris. In the beginning, based on her piece Pulsar and Sergey Khismatov’s Quasar it evolved into a more developed piece involving organ, voice and bass clarinet with electronics. Encouraging on how to ideally perceive the piece, Anna Korsun writes »An event horizon is an interface in space which is surrounded by a black hole. There, time is slowed down and reality is distorted.«
Participants:
Fanny Empacher, soprano
Viktoriia Vitrenko, soprano
Anna Korsun, soprano, organ, electronics
Natalia Merlano Gomez, mezzosoprano
Matias Boccio, baritone
Pascal Zurek, bass
Marij von Gorkom, bass clarinet, electronics
Sergey Khismatov, assistance
Sound installation from 7 p.m., concert at 8 p.m.
Admission is free.
Image: Agnieszka Mastalerz, »Mould«, 2025, 7min 21sec, film frame. Performers: Adrianna Mrowiec (and choreographer), Agnieszka Janosz, Director of Photography: Marcin Gołąb. The film was financed by the Young Poland Scholarship for 2024, granted by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
Rachel Gill, »The Eight Positions or Could This Go on Forever?«, 2024. Performer: Chelsea Hecht. Photo: Anna Witenberg.
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