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Performance | ALKOVEN
Performance | ALCOVE
Event by: Zitadelle I Museen und Ausstellungen
Location: Galerie Kremers, Schmiedehof 17, Berlin - Bezirk Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
About event
Interactive project for bodies and sounds in architectural niches
with the participation of the audience
Ulrike Brand, Musik
Ingo Reulecke, Movement
Elisa Kostka and Katharina Resch, animation
“alkoven” means not only “sleeping”, but also “tent” and "Cave".
a place of community and isolation, but also a freedom to dream ...
"We go to the niches of the citadel. Loquies produce sounds and react to the self -sound of the" alcoven ". Is it possible to experience a space through the voice physically?" To experience niches to experience it with your own body and your own voice. At the beginning and at the end of the event, the cellist Ulrike Brand and the dancer Ingo Reulecke sensitize the perception with a common performance.
The participants build a toolbox of simple vocal sounds with Ulrike Brand and Elisa Kostka. We carry the common improvisations into the alcove of the citadel, where Ingo Reulecke and Katharina Resch lead the group, fill in together, or to present them as a group sculpture.
with the participation of the audience
Ulrike Brand, Musik
Ingo Reulecke, Movement
Elisa Kostka and Katharina Resch, animation
“alkoven” means not only “sleeping”, but also “tent” and "Cave".
a place of community and isolation, but also a freedom to dream ...
"We go to the niches of the citadel. Loquies produce sounds and react to the self -sound of the" alcoven ". Is it possible to experience a space through the voice physically?" To experience niches to experience it with your own body and your own voice. At the beginning and at the end of the event, the cellist Ulrike Brand and the dancer Ingo Reulecke sensitize the perception with a common performance.
The participants build a toolbox of simple vocal sounds with Ulrike Brand and Elisa Kostka. We carry the common improvisations into the alcove of the citadel, where Ingo Reulecke and Katharina Resch lead the group, fill in together, or to present them as a group sculpture.