Sounds like Catastrophes
Sounds like Catastrophes is part of a series of works that intuitively research catastrophes. It examines the quietness and loudness of the gently increasing or sudden sounds we associate with catastrophes. As part of an initial workshop, children develop an orchestra of everyday materials and objects as sounding boards and instruments. Using these, they compose thunderous storms, blazing fires and rumbling earthquakes which are then performed on stage as the children take turns conducting, recording the sound effects in front of the audience. Combined with spoken texts, fragments of the live recordings are played back into the performance space, conjuring associations, memories and future scenarios into a many-voiced sound collage.
Credits
IDEA & CONCEPT
Eva Meyer-Keller, Hanna Sybille Müller
SOUND
Rico Repotente
WITH
5-7 children
PHOTO
Eva Meyer-Keller
Venues
SOUNDS LIKE CATASTROPHES
15.04.2019—16.04.2019
SOUNDS LIKE CATASTROPHES
30.08.2014—31.08.2014
Tanznacht, Uferstudios, Berlin (DE)
SOUNDS LIKE CATASTROPHES
10.11.2012
Prototype Festival, Sao Paulo (BR)
SOUNDS LIKE CATASTROPHES
07.08.2012
SOUNDS LIKE CATATSROPHES
07.12.2011
artSPACE, Durban (ZA)
SOUNDS LIKE CATASTROPHES
02.07.2010
Mugaxionan, San Sebastian (ES)