- COVID vaccine not required
- COVID testing not required
- This is an outdoor event
- Masks are not required
- If you feel sick, stay home
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- Bring your own drinks
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- Wheelchair Accessible
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- Kid-friendly event
This is an outdoor groupmuse
A live in-person performance in a backyard or another outdoor space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.
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English Below 👇
Seid dabei beim zweiten von vier wunderbaren Open-Air-Konzerten in der Naturschutzstation Hahneberg am 24.06., 22.07., 4.08. und 16.09. Das ist die perfekte Chance, einen Sommertag inmitten der Schönheit der Natur und bei schöner Musik zu verbringen. ☀️
Diese Konzerte werden die atemberaubende Landschaft von Hahneberg feiern, die sich am Stadtrand von Berlin befindet. Während ihr der Musik zuhört und die Landschaft genießt, habt ihr vielleicht sogar die Chance, einige freundliche Schafe kennenzulernen, die in der Nähe leben 🐑.
Kinder sind herzlich willkommen, und wir laden euch dazu ein, eure eigenen Snacks und Getränke während des Konzerts zu genießen. Eine empfohlene Spende von 15€ wird gesammelt, die direkt nach die Musiker*innen geht, aber alle sind trotzdem solidarisch eingeladen.
Verpasst nicht diese einzigartige Gelegenheit, die harmonische Verbindung von Natur und Musik zu erleben. Wir freuen uns auf euch in der Naturschutzstation Hahneberg!
Join us for the second of four incredible outdoor concerts at the Naturschutzstation Hahneberg taking place on 24.06, 22.07, 4.08, and 16.09. This is the perfect way to spend a summer day surrounded by the beauty of nature while enjoying beautiful music ☀️
These concerts are a celebration of Hahneberg’s stunning natural vistas, located just on the edge of Berlin. As you listen to the music and take in the scenery, you might even have the chance to meet some friendly sheep who live in the area 🐑
Children are welcome, and we encourage you to bring your own snacks and drinks to enjoy during the concert. While there will be a suggested donation of €15 that goes entirely to the musicians, no one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience the harmonious blend of nature and music. See you at the Naturschutzstation Hahneberg!
What's the music?
Alexander Dubovoy - piano
Katherine Whatley - koto
Hans Bilger - bass
Alexander Dubovoy, Katherine Whatley, and Hans Bilger present their unique collaboration, one that combines their shared passions for free improvisation, Japanese music, fermentation, sound art, and more. Join for music that combines powerful, spontaneous energy with a deeply-embedded sense of restraint.
Katherine Whatley is a koto musician, composer and poet. She grew up in Tokyo, and now makes her life between the US and Japan. She plays both traditional and experimental koto, both improvised and composed. Her compositions have been performed by the Stanford New Ensemble and the Earplay Ensemble. Her composition and performance was featured in a VR project on Japanese screens at Brown University. She has toured Japan with noise ensembles, and performed in jazz and electroacoustic duos. She has also appeared as a presenter for the BBC and writer in the Japan Times. Currently she’s a PhD student at Stanford studying premodern Japanese literature and music.
Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Alexander Dubovoy is a Berlin-based pianist, singer, and composer. He graduated from Yale University in May 2016, where he wrote an award-winning thesis on the history of jazz in the Soviet Union. Since graduating, he has performed at storied international venues, including the Cornelia Street Cafe in NYC, Donau115 in Berlin, Rakuya Label in Tokyo, etc. His solo album Portraits Drawn Without You has garnered over 8 million streams on Spotify. He currently works for Groupmuse, a cooperative arts organization with a social mission to ensure fair pay for musicians. His work has been featured by the New York Times , NPR , and the Boston Globe.
Hans Bilger is a bassist, singer, songwriter and composer from Brooklyn, NY. After an early diet of country and bluegrass music provided by his family band, the Charismatic Megafauna, he pursued formal training in improvised and classical music. His mentors include the bassists Greg Cohen (Ornette Coleman, Tom Waits), Samuel Suggs (Concert Artists Guild), Paul Kowert (Punch Brothers), J.A. Granelli (Mr. Lucky), Axel Scherka (Staatskapelle Berlin), Kurt Muroki (Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center), and others.
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