Themed tour with musical performance and sound installations by Manuel Pessoa de Lima
The Oranienburg Palace and its collection are characterized by diverse histories - different people and objects from all over the world have left their mark here: An extraordinary ensemble of 17th century ivory furniture opens up a connection to Brazil.
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Pieter Nason: Prinz Johann Moritz von Nassau-Siegen, im Hintergrund ein junger schwarzer Diener
The event begins with a brief introduction to the colonial context and Johann Moritz von Nassau-Siegen, who commissioned the furniture and was a protagonist of Dutch colonial rule in Pernambuco (Dutch Brazil). The musical program then begins.
The Brazilian performer and composer Manuel Pessoa de Lima takes us back to his home country. Using piano, electronics and language, he creates intense soundscapes that go far beyond pure music. For his performance in Oranienburg, he draws inspiration from the rich musical diversity that has developed in Pernambuco. With a specially composed sound collage, de Lima places the piano in a new context.
His sounds, characterized by memory, resistance and cultural reinvention, invite you on a haunting journey between past and present. Embark on a sonic journey - impressive, touching and unexpected.
A project as part of "Connecting Worlds - Kulturland Brandenburg 2024/2025"
Additional information
Meeting point: Castle box office
Price info: Please note that the regulations for free admission to SPSG events do not apply to this event.
Price: €8.00
Reduced price: €6.00
Booking: 03301.53 74 37 or schlossmuseum-oranienburg@spsg.de
Price info: Please note that the regulations for free admission to SPSG events do not apply to this event.
Price: €8.00
Reduced price: €6.00
Booking: 03301.53 74 37 or schlossmuseum-oranienburg@spsg.de
Dates
September 2025
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