Uruplanktara – sound stories of found objects sound stories of found objects – Workshop with Ute Wassermann, Merche Blasco and Marina Cyrino

In the organizer's words:

In this workshop, we will come together as a temporary ensemble to explore the hidden sound worlds of found objects through listening, touch, movement, and free improvisation.

• How can everyday materials can become rich sources of sonic expression?

By working first in a purely acoustic way, participants will discover how different textures, densities, and gestures give rise to unique sound personalities, and how direct physical interaction with objects can open up unexpected musical possibilities.

As these sound worlds unfold, we will explore amplification:

• Extracting subtle vibrations, enhance fragile sounds with a variety of microphones to radically transform sonic gestures
• How can amplification become an extension of the body and the object expanding their expressive range?

Throughout the workshop, we will move between solo explorations and collective improvisation, shaping shared soundscapes that are constantly shifting and evolving.

Participants are invited to bring one or more objects to work with across both days.

Facilitators

Merche Blasco, Marina Cyrino, Ute Wassermann

Languages

eng/ger

Contact

Content-related questions by e-mail to Ute Wassermann

Organizational questions by e-mail to:
exploratorium berlin

Registration

By form until 7 March

Price information:

Fee 70/50 € (Normal price/reduced)