Programme

«D stination
Umbidou»

Une histoire d'amitié en terrain inconnu
Espace Découverte
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An illustration of a group of people playing instruments
©: Victoria Sanchez Ayuso

What you'll hear and see

The music

  • Musique de Angelis, Bach, Brun, de Falla, Kandic, Ligeti, Purcell, Satie

The artists

  • Die Schurken
  • Martin Schelling clarinette, cor de basset
  • Stefan Dünser trompette, piccolo, bugle
  • Martin Deuring double bass
  • Goran Kovačević accordion
  • Sara Ostertag director
  • Christian Schlechter décors, costumes
  • Severin Mahrer light
«On the Way to Umbidu» is a staged concert about the power of dreaming. It is about our desire for something as yet undefined. Can you find this missing piece to the jigsaw puzzle in another person, in yourself, or perhaps in music? On a cold, inclement evening, a few odd characters meet underneath a bridge. Vagrants are not given to speech-making; and anyway, none of them really know where they are heading. Yet somehow the four loners sense that together, they might achieve something. And soon, it occurs to them that it is far more than melancholy that they have in common: one of them has a trumpet, the other an accordion, the third a clarinet and the fourth a real, life-size double bass. Through music, they get to know their companions’ charming, witty side – and they develop a plan: together, they will go in search of the place where supposedly everyone is happy – Umbidu. With the help of music by Bach, Purcell, Ligeti and others, they approach their destination… With off-the-wall improvisation, tender sounds, wild riffs and a fascinating imaginary language, they recount their adventures on their journey to Umbidu.

Tickets

  • children 12 €
  • adults 18 €
Kulturpass welcome

Details

  • Date Saturday 03.02.24
  • Time 11:00, 15:00, 17:00
  • Duration 60
  • Language Without words
  • Venue Espace Découverte
  • Recommended age 5–9 years
  • Subscription Philou (FR, 5-9 ans)
How to get here

Experience the concert as a part of the subscription: Philou (FR, 5-9 ans)