Radio play based on the novel of Marcel Beyer on SWR2 at 18:20.
30th June 2013: Onno Viets und der Irre vom Kiez
At 21:05 on NDR Info: radio play adaption of Frank Schulz' novel of the same name with my radio play music
October 2013: Pasted on WDR and Deutschlandradio Kultur
WDR3 airs the feature Pasted! Wir sind die Zukunft der Musik on 7th Oct. at 23:05, a day later the feature will be broadcasted on 1Live at 23:00. Deutschlandradio Kultur follows on 23rd Oct. at 0:05.
Dance Theater
Play
Le Sacre Du Printemps
Idea and Choreography: Ismael Ivo
Music: Igor Stravinsky “The Rite of Spring”, Andreas Bick “Honey Scene” and "Insect Invasion"
Produced by Paestum Festivals
Premiere: 16 July 2010
In 2010 Ismal Ivo was commissioned by Paestum Festival of Naples in Italy with the foundation of a modern dance company under the name "Les Danseurs Napolitains". During a longer workshop in March, 14 dancers were chosen from about 30 candidates coming from Naples or the surrounding region (a video in Italien about the audition can be seen here). In the middle of June rehearsals for the choreography "Le Sacre du Printemps" started until the premiere on 16 July in front of the world famous temples of Paestum. 3 more shows were given, among others one in Pompeii's Teatro Grande. For the choreography I was asked to write an introduction for Stravinsyi's music which is only about 30 min. long. The first scene - we called it the "honey scene" - demanded a magical music which should refer to a text of Vergil's "Georgics" where he already mentioned Paestum about 2000 years ago and where he described the life of bees as a role model for human community. I turned a passage of this text into a canon for female choir and counter tenor of which an excerpt can be heard above. The voice of the counter tenor belongs to Martin Wölfel, the female choir was sung by Almut Kühne. The second piece of music, "insect invasion", consists of various insect calls and noises from crickets, cicadas, bees and others, they are accompanied by percussion instruments as well as cello and violin. With the beginning of Stravinsky's "Sacre" rose petals rain on the stage, the impressive scenography and the majestic background of the Ceres temple can also been viewed in this photostream.