Fr, 27.02.2026, 20:00 Uhr

Hörbar: Joss Turnbull / Corprès / Die Fliege träumt

Joss Turnbull Joss Turnbull has developed a sound language with his main instrument, the Iranian goblet drum zarb, that breaks with conventional boundaries. With the help of unorthodox instrumental extensions such as rubber balls, tremolo sticks, foils and live sampling, he creates sonic spaces that are both minimalist and overwhelming. Turnbull sees his playing as “struggle drumming”: a form of musical expression that combines existential urgency with radical openness. At the heart of his work are fundamental questions: How can traditional playing styles be combined with experimental improvisation? What happens when sound is used as a means of questioning listening habits? What does radical openness sound like? Corprès Corprès is the alter ego of the solo project of the multifaceted artist Joan Torné. Based in Barcelona he is an active figure on the city's free improvisation and sound experimentation scene. He has toured around Europe and Mexico. His work is based on a performative action where improvisation and experimentation are the only premises, using various electronic devices as a means of communication. His performance is driven by the sensations of the moment and the venue, resulting in a live show that is always different and fresh. Die Fliege träumt Sophia Lund was born in Saarland, grew up in a village and later joined the local punk scene. She studied costume design in Hamburg and theatre/film design in Amsterdam and works as an interdisciplinary artist in the fields of film, theatre and social interactions. Her musical home is synths, which are combined with field recordings. Sophia gives concerts at art jams, designed the soundesign for a radio play and played as a support act for bands. She will perform an experimental electronic ambient live set for modular and semi-modular sound synthesis performed by a large fly. Improvised non-reproducible sounds and field recordings merge into each other, floating into atmospheric soundscapes in which drones become beats and beats become drones.