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Concert
with visual artist Michael Koschorreck (for Tangerine Dream, among others)
(without silent film).


After the great success of Stephan v. Bothmer last year's "Imagination" concert at CineTronium, he went one better with live visuals.

The concert is created entirely in the moment - the two artists do not discuss each other before the concert - and also draws the audience completely into the moment without yesterday and tomorrow.

Schizophrenia doesn't just lull itself into beautiful sounds, but rather takes up the turmoil of today's times in stark contrasts.

So it's not about the illness, but about the inspiration from the meaning of the word, about irreconcilable opposites, from the very personal to world politics.

Stephen v. Bothmer plays his CineTronium, an electronic musical instrument that he developed specifically for live film music. Included are the most modern synthesizer ever (Osmose) and one of the oldest (EMS Logic).

He is currently writing the first piano school for Osmose, because it opens up expressive possibilities that go beyond anything previously available - but only if you develop absolutely outstanding, adapted finger dexterity, which in turn is far more complex than playing techniques on the grand piano. Stephan is the only musician who plays a version with two manuals.

With his spectacular silent film concerts, Stephan Graf v. Bothmer fills theaters and concert halls on five continents. He has performed at the Schleswig-Holstein Festival and the Laeiszhalle in Hamburg, as well as in Berlin at the Admiralspalast, the Wintergarten Varieté and the Berlin Cathedral, as well as at the Rock-Pop Festival at Tempelhof Airport after Björk, Blur and the Pet Shop Boys.

Bothmer's compositions are characterized by an irrepressible joy of playing and virtuosity that combines echoes of Chopin, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd and electronic music in a unique way.

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Dates
March 2025
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