Johannes Kreidler's "Audioguide"
Is it?...
A reactualization of a modern concern?
When we speak of radical disruption; an honest shift in constative change, we start with Audioguide.
Audioguide...a elegiac Dionysian melodrama.
Resistiveness
and determinate negation?
Denial,
action, anger - resisting permanent composing?
Deconstruction
and counter-proposal?
A conceptual hyper-dystopian worldliness in music ?
Or one unredeemed utopia of the avant-garde?
A liquefied
landscape rife with fermenting temporal locations?
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Audioguide is a series of talk shows about music performed without breaks in a single evening over seven hours. This form of "theater installation" with various video elements is not only a stage work with music, but also a music theater work about music, about its connections to politics, psychology, technology and terrorism, with motifs from Shakespeare and ideas from Derrida in the background.
The hypermodern state of technology is examined, subliminal messages are sent through the music, 100 instruments are destroyed, people fall into air pianos, the tragic consequences of mp3 are discussed with one of its programmers and a hyper-instrument is built in the hall.
AudioGuide - Clarinet Piece
Audioguide is the continuation of Johannes Kreidler's piece Feeds. Hören TV, created in 2010 for Musiktheater am Revier, and is produced in cooperation with Ultima Festival, Oslo.
Tom Pilath (sidekick)Andrea Seitz (psychologist)Peer Blank (coder)Stefan Fricke and Johannes Kreidler (guests)Wieland Hoban and Philipp Blume (translators)Eric Moreira and Ruben Mattia Santorsa (guitar)Ensemble neoNJohannes Kreidler: Audioguide (2013/14) (WP)Tammo Messow (moderator)
AudioGuide - Shortcuts
AudioGuide - Stockhausen 9/11
AudioGuide - Forest Gang
AudioGuide - Keyboard Cards and Mouth Sheet Music
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