Concert film trilogy with Robin Ticciati + DSO

Live stream from Berlin’s techno club Sisyphos with Robin Ticciati + DSO Berlin is now available on dso-player.de.

Classical music with a difference: At Sisyphos techno club, principal conductor Robin Ticciati and the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin interpret Ondřej Adámek’s "Dusty Rusty Hush" – a piece that the Berlin-based Czech composed on the occasion of the shutdown of a factory and the DSO is now using to call attention to the present desperate situation of the Berlin club scene.

The motto called "IN EXILE – OF GODS AND MEN" connects ancient mythology, the Renaissance and the present: The Friedrichswerdersche Church, which was re-opened in October for museum exhibitions but had to close again right away due to the pandemic, is a meeting place for the arts with its collection of 19th century sculptures. This is where the film begins with Gabrieli’s "Canzon in echo duodecimi toni à 10". A counterpoint to Mozart's Jupiter Symphony on gut strings and natural trumpets resounds with Britten's "Metamorphoses" - from the middle of the forest.

Episode 3 – PREMIERE 14 January 2021 on dso-player.de
Ondřej Adámek ›Dusty Rusty Hush‹ for Orchestra
Ondřej Adámek, Frederic Wake-Walker and DSO: Performative Improvisation for Orchestra

Episode 2
Benjamin Britten "Sechs Metamorphosen nach Ovid" for Oboe solo op. 49
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphonie No. 41, C mayor, KV 551 "Jupiter"

Episode 1
Giovanni Gabrieli "Canzon in echo duodecimi toni à 10" for Brass Player Ensemble
Igor Strawinsky "Apollon musagète" – Ballet for String Orchestra
Ondřej Adámek "Coups d’ailes" for Brass Player Octet and Space

Orchestra / Band Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin (DSO)
Conductor Robin Ticciati
Production Company sounding images
Producer Philipp Quiring
Executive Producer Claus Wischmann
Director Frederic Wake-Walker
Distribution TV Euroarts
Production year 2020/21