Die übliche Mystik | The usual mysticism
In many parts of the world, everyday life is shaped by technical and rational thinking—not only to control emotions, but also to make the world around us as explainable as possible, almost like a substitute religion.
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Yet even in this technocratic reality, traces of creativity and esotericism can be found. Artists, in particular, are predisposed to recognize or create the magical and mystical in everyday actions.
Science and mysticism, the mundane and the timeless, freedom and structure merge in music to form an enlightened poetics of the environment.
Performers
- Kristjana Helgadottir, flutes
- Simon Strasser, oboes
- Christian Vogel, clarinets
- Ernst Surberg, piano and typewriter
- Khatschatur Kanajan, violin
- Sarah Saviet, violin
- Karen Lorenz, viola
- Niklas Seidl, cello
- Arne Vierck, sound direction
Works by Elnaz Seyedi, Olga Neuwirth, Milica Djordjević, Stefan Streich, and Luxa Mart*in Schüttlerl
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