Tag Archives: Radio Corax

Hi listeners, here I’m talking about the present voice, sharing energy and transformation. Here, I’m talking about performance, about body feeling facing the microphone. I’m a performer, invited for three months of experimentation in the course of the Radio Art … Continue reading →

Can radio art comment, torpedo, disrupt and cross the flood of information we are facing today? This show’s radio pieces have in mind the approach of the philosopher Santiago Zabala, who trusts in the power of art works to raise … Continue reading →

The performance-collective Friendly Fire recorded Protest Sounds in Leipzig during the racist mob actions in the last 3 years. You will hear the inner life of protest, scanning the potential of energy, loudness, movement and power. Friendly fire are: Melanie … Continue reading →

The Radio Corax Radia programme presents two radio pieces: Jubeltöne celebrates the joy to listen deeply to the individual stories of musical instruments: their exultation, their memories and their profound protest. A piece for two zithers played by Helen Hahmann. … Continue reading →

political protest is always about delivering a message. about sending a signal to the public. in this piece i tried to catch the signals to the public of a day in frankfurt, 150318, when the new ecb-tower was opened to … Continue reading →

From 1st to 30th of October 2016 a great celebration of radio art will take place in Halle an der Saale in Germany: The Radio Revolten Festival. This Radia show is an invitation to visit Halle this autumn. A 20 … Continue reading →

Corax comes musically this month into the Radia universe: Johannes Westermann and Johann von Cargo (Halle/S.- E.-Germany) get pulled together again to show off with their misty tunes combined of two turntables and a synthesizer… and they call it Jakob-Duschek-Trio. … Continue reading →

In this year 2015 is the 300 year anniversary of the birth of German Baroque Composer Georg Friedrich Händel, born 23 February, 1685 in Halle (Saale), Germany. And it is the 100 year anniversary of the death of Russian Pianist … Continue reading →

Mexico – A noisy city for most; Blume would like to transform it in a sonorous city.
The street sellers make the voices of the polyphonic choir, the small bell from the ice cream seller substitutes the triangle from the orchestra, and the hammering of the protesters on the metallic wall are the percussions.
In Mexico City, people shout to be heard, they shout their rage against the cops, they shout at the ‘lucha libre’ fights, they shout together ¡ Viva Mexico ! to feel united, and during a demonstration they also shout ¡Viva Mexico ! People shout in church, they pray together or alone, whispering in the silent night.
The thunder booms: nobody can shout at the storm, and the rain cleans the silent city.
A solo voice after the rain, and the choir resumes gradually. Continue reading →