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UCHRONIA - was wäre wann — Eine Performance zwischen dekolonialisierender Hypergregorianik, Solarpunk-Orgel und Elektronik

Thu, 17 Sept · 21:00ViennaExperimental
About the concert

Uchronie - "Non-Time"; the time that never happened. UCHRONIA opens a window to possible musical worlds in non-existent times. Two compositional formations emerging from hypothetical historical divergences – Monkpunk and HyperRhythmicon – inscribe themselves into St. Stephen's Cathedral for the duration of the performance, transforming it into a resonant body of decolonial speculations. The Gregorian choir and the giant organ form the sonic core of the work. Synthesizer and electronic organ sounds, techno-pulsing drum machines, Afro-Caribbean drum culture, and voice-modulated with autotune coexist with the cathedral's historic sound bodies. The audience moves through different listening perspectives – walking, sitting, lying down – between monumental overall sound and intimate situations in side aisles and chapels. This creates a choreographic composition that invites different forms of participation and listening. WORLD PREMIERE * Discounts apply to: colleagues in performing arts and music, students and apprentices, under 26, IG Freie Theater, MAK annual ticket holders, holders of a disability pass. * Care tickets are available for those who cannot easily afford them at this time. No proof required. Booking by latest one day before the performance (24 hrs) via email to: ticket@mttw.at

Performer
andother stage, Brigitte Wilfing, Jorge Sánchez Chiong
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When & where

Showtimes

Stephansplatz 3, 1010 Wien, Österreich

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