ECM
VJ-ing / German 10.02.13, 12 am
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The ECM record label: During the exhibition, you choose the music that best "fits" you from a wide range of different musical styles, and then draw sound snippets and tone ideas on the spot. In search of matching images, we leave the exhibition and look, freely and associatively, at photographs and videos that we can include in our project. Here, it’s about your individual visual ideas about the music — your own marks, fractures, oppositions, shockers, eye-catchers. With the help of our VJ specialists, you will create a presentation from the available music and images. At the end of the workshop, you can invite friends and family and present your mix, live. You are VJ king or queen for a day.
5 hours
Stretch your view
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Stretch your view
"ECM – A Cultural Archaeology": Film screenings
Film screening
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discussion
Prior to the exhibition, a roundtable discussion took place that focused in part on the history of the music label ECM. MORE
ECM — A Cultural Archaeology
In the press
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Concert series
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Concert series, Concert
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ECM
Exhibition 23.11.12 – 10.02.13
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