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Galiläakirche

Geschichte

Evangelische Kirche unter Denkmalschutz, erbaut 1909–1910 nach einem Entwurf der Architekten Georg Dinklage und Ernst Paulus.

Nutzung

Nutzung als Kulturort und Standort des Jugend-Widerstands-Museums (Ausstellung bis auf weiteres geschlossen).

Adresse

Galiläakirche, Rigaer Str. 9
10247 Berlin-Friedrichshain, DE
U5-Frankfurter Tor
M10 und M21 Bersarinplatz

9. Dezember 2024, 19:00 Uhr

20 years of SINK

20 Years of SINK

Andrea Ermke – Minidiscs
Chris Abrahams (The Necks) – Yamaha DX-7
Marcello S. Busato – Drums, Percussion
Arthur Rother – Electric Guitar
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djane WJM by Sistemi Audiofobici Burp
+ guests tba

At the heated Winterchurch of Galiläakirche!!!
19:00 Doors, 20:00 Show, 22:00 Curfew
Tickets: 15€

“Sink” is a perfect blend of diverse sound sources. Rother’s minimal chord playing and guitar arpeggios mix with Abrahams’ masterful knowledge of the depths of Yamaha DX-7 which sometimes emits typically electronic timbres and sometimes he makes it sound like an organ. All this coalesces with Ermke’s sonic intrusions from her minidiscs and Busato’s wide range of playing techniques on percussion and drums, now shadowy, then outbursting. “Sink” is a staggering feast of the joys found in the process of sonic research with their own instruments. A malleable bubble of hovering excitement, romantic slowdowns and joyous refrain. A perfect musical match for your post-Techno after party.

More infos@FacebookSINK @ Bandcamp

Samstag, 21. Februar 2025, 19:00 Uhr

Karen Juhl

Karen Juhl has quickly made a name for herself in Danish music with just a few releases, standing out as a distinctive voice. Juhl’s work often blurs the boundaries between art forms, driven by a love for both experimental composition and art pop songwriting. Her most recent release is the debut album and book Mother Tongue. The album is a sonic hybrid of R&B, rap, experimental composition, and folklore, taking listeners on a poetic, dissonant journey.

The book, created in collaboration with graphic designer Paw Poulsen, combines the album’s lyrics with digital collages made of internet images and handwritten notes. Through sound, text, and imagery, childhood scenes and internet spaces are linked, creating a fragmented but meditative reflection on vulnerability in a hyper-globalized world.

Live, Juhl merges club culture and chamber music. Two musicians face each other on stage, creating both moments of intensity and deep attention. Beat fragments merge with midi-harp improvisations in a complex and moving performance.

Support programme: Alto Aria

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https://karenjuhl.com/

https://karenjuhl.bandcamp.com/album/mother-tongue

https://www.instagram.com/karen__juhl/

Freitag, 14. März 2025, 19:00 Uhr

Will Samson presents Songs Of Beginning & Belonging

support MARGAUX GAZUR

Will Samson presents Songs Of Beginning & Belonging – his second and final ambient LP, due out on 31st January via Dauw. Unbound by genre limitations, Samson has spent over a decade exploring electronic, folk and ambient sounds – with an emphasis on immersive listening and analogue recording techniques.

Will has released records through labels such as Wichita Recordings (American Football, Ride), 12k (Taylor Deupree, Ryuichi Sakamoto), Dauw and even UK dance label Aus Music. Tours have included shows with artists such as Ólafur Arnalds, S. Carey, Kurt Vile, Efterklang and European festival slots at Rewire (NL), Explore The North (NL), Fusion (DE) and many more.  His work has been supported by Uncut, Mojo, Electronic Sound, The Sunday Times, BBC 6 Music, NTS, Loud & Quiet, Publico, Le Monde & many more.

https://www.willsamson.co.uk/

Margaux Gazur is a sound artist who explores the possibilities of sound using unconventional instruments, everyday objects, and field recordings to create rich soundscapes. Initially trained in classical piano at the Conservatoire, she developed a growing interest in unconventional sound sources, which she began incorporating into her compositions. By using sounds from her environment, Gazur creates music that is both deeply personal and universally resonant.

In Hanoi, she started capturing her daily life through field recordings, initially creating soundscapes for her father’s martial arts videos. This evolved into her own immersive projects featuring traditional martial arts sounds and celebratory instruments. Her passion for organic sound drives her to constantly engage with her sonic surroundings, seeking new sources of inspiration and experimenting with various recording techniques.

https://www.margauxgazur.com/