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Musikfest Berlin
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The Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra and its new musical director Jörg Widmann bring an intensely impactful work to the Musikfest Berlin: Tutuguri by Wolfgang Rihm. The poème dansé activates a powerful battery of percussion and translates the “fevered pulse” of the eponymous poem by Antonin Artaud – which was inspired by the ritual Tutugúri dances of the indigenous people of northern Mexico, into captivating music.
Artists
Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra
Jörg Widmann conductor
Michael Engelhardt speaker and dramaturgy
Glenn Choe, Bárbara Ribeiro, Christoph Sietzen, Miguel Llorente Gil, Michele Di Modugno, Efe Sağıroğluları percussion group part 2 (4. Bild)
Christoph Sietzen percussion preparation and percussion
Markus Güdel light design
Maxime Le Saux sound direction
Nina Steinemann costumes of Michael Engelhardt
SWR Vokalensemble recorded choir
Rupert Huber choir master
Programme
Wolfgang Rihm
Tutuguri, Poème dansé for large orchestra, choir on tape and speaker
Additional information
Duration ca. 2 hours and 30 minutes
In cooperation with Berliner Festspiele/Musikfest Berlin
Dates and tickets
Main Auditorium
Introduction
18:10
with Martin Wilkening
Ticket sales through the Berliner Festspiele
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