Sound affinities

We can think of and, above all, hear music as a network of relationships. For this, terms from the world of the family are close: families of instruments, harmonic — and disharmonious — relationships, related melodies, rhythms, chords...

The Resident Music Collective, fifteen musicians from a wide variety of cultures who live in Germany, have been inspired by the key questions of the exhibition Respective Family. Which music belongs to the culture we come from? How can we play together? Which voices do you not hear? How can we transfer from one musical idea to the next in such a way that a connection is created? And who in a collective determines what works musically?

With musicians playing their instruments from all directions, this creates a concert for everyone. The musicians have contributed their own compositions or traditionals. The audience is invited to move freely and establish their own relationship with the sound experience. Children are also very welcome.

Boba (Bubble Tea) — Shih-Che Lee program

Whoever whines later is also comforted — Florian Rynkowski

Nabdul el Qalb (Heart Pulse) — Mohammad Fityan

Guajira — Traditional, suggested by Ernesto Robles

Baba (Ukrainian song about the grandmother who threatens her grandfather to run away with the flutist if he doesn't sleep) — Ganna Gryniva

“Family” — solo for tape recorder Jakob Dinkelacker

Driving home — Clemens Rynkowski

Muzhamadhi — Tamil song suggested by David Rynkowski

Unmanned capsule — Florian Rynkowski

Muñú (Patience) — Moussa Coulibaly

bottlebob — suggested by Sarah Martin

Shinawi (Shamanic Folklore) — Traditional, suggested by Bo-Sung Kim

Ojos Azules (Blue Eyes) — Traditional, suggested by Laura Robles

Baiana (woman from Bahia) — Brazilian hit song performed by Shih-Che Lee

Hiking with Goethe — Florian Rynkowski

Improvisation Argue — Bo-Sung Kim, Elli Sooss, Clemens Rynkowski

Escalator — Clemens Rynkowski

Drume Negrita — Cuban lullaby suggested by Ernesto Robles

Um choro feliz — Brazilian song suggested by Clemens Rynkowski

Haloschka (Ukrainian song about a single mother) — Ganna Gryniva

Breakfast — Luciel/Philipp Brämswig

Gaio da Roseira (Rose Stem) — Hermeto Pascoal, brought in by Mariana Zwarg

Tere na Sere (How was your day?) — Moussa Coulibaly