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Industrie-Soundorchestra – One-Night Concert

Cartel del concierto Industrie-Soundorchestra en Espronceda, centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona, con fotografías en blanco y negro de los músicos y el coro participante en la presentación única del 27 de abril de 2018.

Detlef Landeck, inspired by American jazz and improvisation performer Butch Morris, developed with Industrie-Soundorchestra the principle of Conduction and structured, directed improvisation.
Through the percussion of Olaf Pyras, the rhythmic pulse generated by VW components used in their vehicles was introduced into the performance.
Among the sounds that make up Industrie-Soundorchestra are those emitted by machines on the production floors of Volkswagen Kassel, collected and processed by sound artist Wolfram Spyra. These sounds, together with the choir of the German School of Barcelona and the project’s musicians from various areas of VW, create an innovative composition interpreting modules composed by Landeck within the framework of “Concepts of Structured/Directed Improvisation”, giving free rein to creativity-driven improvisations.
Olaf Pyras – Percussion
Dursun Ulas – Zas
Dionysos Karachalios – Buzuki
Hans Watermeier – Tuba
Jens Dembowski – Saxophone
Jürgen Heil – Skat
Jochen Reuter – Trumpet
Detlef Landeck – Trombone
Martin Rennicke – Bass
Wolfram Spyra – Sound
Rolf Dressler – Technics
Special integration: Chor DSB, Helmut Rieger (Bass Clarinet),
Joan López Giese (Piano), Seat Componentes Staff.

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