| Recitals in the Open Sky HouseEvery monday at 7 pm
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Dhwani - Piano, Vocals, Shamanistic Drums |
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Tansen - Trumpet, Didgeridoo
Tobias - Flute, Ghu Zeng, Percussion Mukesh - Guitar |
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Brigitte Geuss - Monochord, Voice, Drums |
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Prodromos - Poetry and poetic inspirationen A strong influence of greek mythology accompanies the poet through all his works. His poems tell of spiritual awakening, silence and deep joy of life. You could say he is Jalaluddin Rumi today. Prodromos has a very large number of his works that he has collected over thirty years of uninterrupted writing. The evening will be accompanied by the meditative sounds of the Bansuri flute and a chinese string instrument Ghu Zeng.
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Holger Teuber - composer and bandleader began at the age of sixteen to make music on various african percussion instruments. But again and again he had to ask the question: Why is the fascination of the african drum art so strong inside of me? From this fundamental question, the search for his own musical identity started, associated with the attempt to break the traditional structures of popular music forms and to season them with foreign sounds. From the beginning, Teuber broke new ground on a fine line between traditional listening habits and unfamiliar new sound connections. With experience in jazz and improvised music an own style of music was formed which now seamlessly blends into the sounds of the world music scene. |
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Nandin Baker - Keyboard, Vocal & Flute |
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Dhwani - Piano, Vocals, Shamanistic Drums |
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Mario Triska - Violin, Vocals Roger Moreno - Akkordion, Guitar, Vocals Janusch Hallema: - Bass, Percussion, Vocals The T?íska TRIO is known for its varied repertoire of gypsy songs from Eastern European countries (Hungary, Romania, Russia, Yugoslavia), as well as from Western Europe (Viennese Waltz, French valse musette, tango, and gypsy swing tradition of legendary de France HOTCLUB around gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt). Since its inception in 1999 this trio countless appearances in TV, radio and at festivals in Germany, Holland, Belgium, France, Denmark and Poland have strengthened their reputation in the world of Gypsy music. This is testified by the two CD's "Around the World" and "The soul of slavian gypsies" (with singer Kerstin "Katjusha" Kozubek from Berlin). Unforgettable are her soulful interpretations of authentic and heartwarming gypsy songs. |
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Rechungpa - Gongs, Percussion Vadim - Trumpet Stories about the lives of spiritual masters are likely to inspire readers or listeners. From time immemorial, they have illustrated their statements with the help of stories, so did the lamas in Tibet. In this reading Rechungpa Reinhard Kreckel will bring some of these meaningful stories of millennia old wisdoms to an interested audience. Buddhist insight is combined with a humorous view of the world, in which the sacred and the laughter are close together. In connection with the spiritual input Rechungpa is presenting a little concert with singing bowls, gong and voice, whereas healing mantras and overtones are supporting the balance of body and mind. |
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Andy Graysmith aka Rama - Voice und Guitar Andy Graysmith aka Rama, is a singer and writer of devotional songs. In 1997 in Tiruvanamalai, India, he composed the song "Arunachala - in the heart". Over the years that followed, this song became an inspiration for devotional singing groups all around the world. Andy's songs create for the listener, a space to go inside, experience the silence and be at peace. For much of the year he is resident at the feet of the Arunachala mountain, in Tiruvanamalai. For the rest of his time he travels the world and performs concerts, music meditations and workshops; sharing the joy that abides in his love for this holy mountain. |
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Holger Teuber - composer and bandleader began at the age of sixteen to make music on various african percussion instruments. But again and again he had to ask the question: Why is the fascination of the african drum art so strong inside of me? From this fundamental question, the search for his own musical identity started, associated with the attempt to break the traditional structures of popular music forms and to season them with foreign sounds. From the beginning, Teuber broke new ground on a fine line between traditional listening habits and unfamiliar new sound connections. With experience in jazz and improvised music an own style of music was formed which now seamlessly blends into the sounds of the world music scene. |
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Eva Weis - Gesang, Tanz Hellmut W. Ruder - Gitarre Norbert Christ - Bass Eva Weis ist Kopf, Herz und Stimme von complete eve. Neben Einflüssen aus Asien, die sie sich in längeren Aufenthalten in Indien, Nepal, China und Israel holte, ist sie sehr stark vom Flamenco beeinflusst. Sie nahm Flamencounterricht bei Mercedes Delgado, Isabel Peleaz und Adela Rabien. Bei Liveauftritten zeigt sie gern ihr Können und peppt die Songs mit dem Zapateado aus, dem Schlagen der Füße, das im Flamenco als Rhythmusinstrument eingesetzt wird. |
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Joachim Pfahl - Gesang, Gitarre Michael Buchmann - Gesang, Harmonium, Monocord Laura Grant - Gesang, Cello Joachim Pfahl und seine Musiker schaffen mit ihrer Musik eine Stimmung, die direkt berührt. Durch die beeindruckende, von einer klassischen Ghandarva-Veda Gesangsausbildung geprägte Stimme Joachim Pfahls, erhalten die Sanskrit-Verse und Chants ihren starken Zauber. Besonders inspirierend sind die Eigenkompositionen mit ihren einfach ergreifenden Texten. Die Intensität der Lieder wird durch die Instrumentierung, einer Gitarre, Cello, Harmonium und Monocord sowie die Stimmenvielfalt noch verstärkt. Die freigesetzte Fülle an Energie und Kraft nimmt jeden an die Hand und geleitet ihn in die eigene Welt der Stille. Eine Stille, voller Dynamik und Lebensfreude !
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Sheikh Hassan Dyck - Cello d'Amore, Stimme, Erzähler Hey Hussein Hey - Maultrommel, Stimme, Percussion Marvin Dillman- Didgeridoo, Darabuka Mario Triska - Geige Begleitet von seinem Violoncello "Amore" auch "Campanulla" genannt, erzählt Scheich Hassan ausgewählte Geschichten, die uns die Weisheiten der Sufis näherbringen. Sein "erweitertes" Violoncello bietet eine Reihe von außergewöhnlichen Tönen und ist so für ethnisch spirituelle Musik besonders geeignet. Die Musik ist improvisiert und wird durch die momentane Inspiration bestimmt. Dabei liegt die besondere Aufmerksamkeit auf Geräuschen, Vibrationen und Frequenzen. Die Geschichten der Sufis werden mit viel Humor präsentiert ohne dabei an Scharfsinn und Tiefe zu verlieren.
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Markus Stockhausen - Trompete Angelo Comisso - Piano, Synthesizer Christian Thomé - Schlagzeug Gastmusiker: Dinesh Mishra - Bansuri Das Trio Stockhausen-Comisso-Thomé spielt seit dem Jahre 2004 zusammen. Die Musik des Trios ist deutlich geprägt durch die Wurzeln der europäischen Kunstmusik. In den Kompositionen von Stockhausen und Comisso bildet sich eine harmonische Synthese mit der Kunst der Improvisation, so dass eine Leichtigkeit, etwas Spielerisches, auch Humorvolles entsteht. Alle drei Musiker sind Virtuosen ihrer Instrumente und haben eine vielfältige Spielerfahrung. Die Musik des Trios hat eine Nähe zum Jazz, vermag aber ebenso gut ein eher klassisches oder zeitgenössisches Publikum zu begeistern. |
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Dinesh Mishra - Indische Bambusflöte (Bansuri)
Als Meisterschüler des weltberühmten indischen Musikers Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia tritt er nun sowohl mit Bands wie auch als Solo-Künstler in der ganzen Welt auf. Dinesh komponiert und produziert seit 1995 in Zusammenarbeit mit Sängern wie Jagjit Singh, Anup Jalotha und Udit Narayan für viele Bollywood Filme die Filmmusik. Für den "Mumbai Education Trust" arbeitet er darüber hinaus seit 2003 als Flötenlehrer und unterrichtete bereits über 100 junge Schülerinnen und Schüler weltweit. Als "Artist in Residence" der Akademie der Kulturen NRW kommt er für 2 mal 3 Monate im Jahr nach Europa um seine Weltmusik - eine Mischung aus klassischer indischer Musik, europäischem Jazz und anderen ethnischen Einflüssen - zu performen.
"Die Musik der Welt hat überall einen wunderbaren Klang, wenn sie mit dem Herzen gespielt wird." (Dinesh Mishra)
Dinesh - Der indische Flötenspieler und Komponist Dinesh Mishra wurde 1969 in Varanasi, Indien geboren und begann seine musikalische Karriere 1989 durch diverse Auftritte mit bekannten indischen Musikern. Anfang der 90er Jahre schloss er seine Lehre an der Faculty of Performing Arts, Banares Hindu University, mit einem Diplom im Fach "klassische indische Bambusflötenmusik" ab. |
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Steven Walters - Gitarre
Seine Musik spricht die zärtlichsten Gefühle des Herzens an, bringt dich zum Lachen und zum Weinen. Er begleitet seine tiefsinnige, jedoch sehr humorvolle Lyrik mit der Gitarre. Sein mitreißender Blues ist voller Inspiration. |
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Rechungpa - Gongs, Percussion Brigitte - Monochord Tansen - Trompete  |
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Dinesh Mishra - Indian Bamboo Flute (Bansuri) Praful - Saxophone, Bansuri Tansen - Trumpet Rechungpa - Gongs, Percussion Nici - Guitar Simon - Percussion Power Of Now is the right name if you have two such names like Dinesh and Praful together on a concert program. They are supported by four great musicians. The last concert that they both gave with a tabla player in the Open Sky House in 2007 it is a wonderful CD created. |
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Atulkumar Upadhye - Violin
Tejas - Violin Pt.Mukesh Jadhav - Tabala Atulkumar Upadhye an ardent violinist - belongs to the revered Pandit Bhaskarbuwa Bakhale Gharana where his talent as a spirited musician was nourished. Drawing inspiration from his father and guru, Prof. Balkrishna Upadhye, a noted violinist himself, Atulkumar’s style represents a unique blend of Indian as well as Western technique that of Pandit Shridhar Parsekar and doyen Dr.Yehudi Menuhin. He has developed a unique style of violin playing which blends Gayaki Aang and Tantkari Tantra techniques which has helped in establishing violin as a complete solo-playing instrument in Indian music. |
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Dream Time ConcertDhwani - piano, vocal, shamanic drumRishi - Perkussion www.oilios-music.de |
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Tobias - Bansuri, Tablas Nici - Guitar Tansen - Trumpet, Flugelhorn Simon - Percussions
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Dream Time ConcertDhwani - piano, vocal, shamanic drumFriderike - violin www.oilios-music.de |
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Tantra-Sufi-Trance-MusicHay Hussein Hay - vocals, Jew's harp, percussionMario Triska - violin Tansen - trumpet Chem.Shamsuddin - piano, keyboard |
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Nici Hein - electric guitar |
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Crystal Bowls, Flute, Harps & HangWavegarden creates unusual, powerful world music using crystal singing bowls, various kinds of flutes, zithers, voice, and tabla and other percussion. The earthy sounds of flute and percussion evoke Gaia; the crystal singing bowls and zithers, the Celestial... linked through love by human voice. Carlos Michael has studied tabla with Tarun Banerjee. He discovered crystal singing bowls through his profession as a body worker, in which role he offers Hatha yoga, Shiatsu, Rebalancing, Pelvic Release, Dorn Method, Cranio-Sacral and Watsu therapies. In addition to the bowls, Carlos plays several autoharps. |
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Dinesh is a student of the great Indian Master Hariprasad Chaurasia und is playing the bamboo flute with sensitivity and virtuosity. We are very happy that he is playing in our house and to experience again how he inspires everybody. Intensity, presence, virtuosity, great art! He lives in bombay as a well known film music player and tours through Europe with the best musicians such as Praful, Satyaa & Pari, etc.
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Gong, Monochord, Indian Tampura, Koto, Flute, overtone singing and Didgeridoo.Enjoy the concert of Marc Iwaszkiewicz. The Artist is living in Bochum and he gave already concerts in Germany as well as in New York, Switzerland and Holland. He is a master of the silent, mythic way of exotic instruments. His way of playing is influenced by Indian music, New Age music, music of the Sufis and improvisation. On this evening Marc Iwaszkiewicz is going to cast a spell on his audience with overtone singing and fascinating instruments like didgeridoo, a huge gong (81 cm diameter), Slovakian shepherd flute, koto or the Indian tampura.www.Traumkraft.de |
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Singing for the Soul - Singing SatsangsMantras & BhajansGayatri: vocal Nandin: keyboard & vocal www.singenfuerdieseele.de |
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Georges Sand and Frédéric Chopina musical and poetic journey into the French romanticKeiko Nakayama: GrandPiano Susanne Reuter: Reading www.synklang.de |
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Crystal Bowls & FluteOn Sunday 9th there will be a Sound Diving® WorkshopWavegarden creates unusual, powerful world music using crystal singing bowls, various kinds of flutes, zithers, voice, and tabla and other percussion. The earthy sounds of flute and percussion evoke Gaia; the crystal singing bowls and zithers, the Celestial... linked through love by human voice. Carlos Michael has studied tabla with Tarun Banerjee. He discovered crystal singing bowls through his profession as a body worker, in which role he offers Hatha yoga, Shiatsu, Rebalancing, Pelvic Release, Dorn Method, Cranio-Sacral and Watsu therapies. In addition to the bowls, Carlos plays several autoharps. |
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Inspired piano music and songs for the soulDhwani: piano, vocal, shamanic drumwww.oilios-music.de |
Improvised classical musicElisabeth Tezak: flute, vocalArjuna: grand piano, chromatic harp www.raphaelmelik.com |
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Gipsy MusicMario Triska: violinTansen, trumpet Arjuna, grand piano www.mario-triska.com |
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Classical Chamber and Salon MusicViktor Jost: grand pianoPetra Büscher: violin |
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Dan Hepperle is a painter inspired by the zen tradition and plays traditional Japanese pieces on the shakuhachi (Japanese flute). Starting at 17h the exhibition of his paintings will be openend in our art gallery flow fine art. At 7pm he will give a shakuhachi recital. |
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Sangeet (Thomas Becker) plays the piano music from Georges Ivanovitch Gurdjieff and Thomas de Hartmann. He's had a lot of experience playing it and accompanying the Gurdjieff movements. He recorded in 2002 the CD "Psalmen und Hymnen" (Psalms and hymns), a very beautiful CD respecting the philosophy and spirit of Gurdjieff. |
Wisdom and Extasy of the SufisSheikh Hassan: cello d´Amore, storytales, vocalsMarvin Dillmann: digeridoo, darabuka Hey Hussein Hey: maultrommel, percussion, whirling dance Mario Triska: violins  
A very special evening with these fantastic sufi musicians. |
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Gipsy MusicMario Triska: violinTansen, trumpet Arjuna, grand piano Norbert, drum & didgeridoo www.mario-triska.com |
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improvised music on piano & cellovery beautiful!Sara Pinel: grand piano: vocals Shakya M. Grahe: violoncello www.sarapinel.com |
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classical clarinet concertoKeiko Nakayama: grand piano Kumi Iitsuka, clarinet |
Nepalese folk und classical musicwww.sukarmamusic.com |
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