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22.09. Mannheim rethink 12. — 22.09. international MANNHEIM music SA — 14.09. SAWELCOME — 14.09. TO PLANET EARS! Liebe Gäste, mit Planet Ears feiert ein deutschlandweit einmaliges Veranstal- tungskonzept seine Premiere in Mannheim. An elf Tagen werden rund um die Alte Feuerwache genreübergreifend aktuelle Ent- wicklungen einer globalen Musikszene präsentiert und diskutiert, die hierzulande weitgehend unbekannt sind. Wie wichtig der kul- turelle Austausch für ein tolerantes und respektvolles Zusammen- leben in Vielfalt ist, hat man in Mannheim längst erkannt. Planet Ears leistet diesbezüglich einen entscheidenden Beitrag. Ich begrüße herzlich die zahlreichen Gäste aus dem internationa- len Ausland. Kostenlose Open-Airs ermöglichen es allen Mannhei- merinnen und Mannheimern an diesem besonderen Event teilzu- haben. Ich wünsche Ihnen allen interessante Begegnungen und eine gute Zeit auf PLANET EARS! Herzlichst, Oberbürgermeister Dr. Peter Kurz DO — 12.09. KLUB FEUERWACHE IM ANSCHLUSS VORWORT JIMI TENOR TWO TRIBES DJ-SET (FINNLAND) EINTRITT FREI Klingt freie Improvisation in Beirut anders als in Mannheim? Wo liegt der Unterschied zwischen Global Music und globalized music? Wie entsteht finnischer Afrobeat? Und was bitte ist Shamstep?! Wer sich auf der Suche nach neuen musikalischen Impulsen und Inspirationen auf die große Reise begibt, sieht sich zunächst mit einigen Fragezeichen und noch mehr neuen Welten konfrontiert. Es kann ein wenig dauern, sich in der zerklüfteten Landschaft von PLANET EARS zurecht zu finden. Und es lohnt sich! Shamstep zum Beispiel verbindet uralte arabische Dabke-Rhyth- men mit elektronischen Beats und Synthesizerklängen. Das Genre wurde von 47Soul geprägt, einer der angesagtesten Bands im Na- hen Osten, wo tausende Menschen zu ihren Konzerten kommen; z.B. beim Al Balad Music Festival in Amman/Jordanien, DEM Festi- val für alle Facetten arabischer Musik. Ganz anders lockt das Irtijal- Festival im Libanon Fans experimenteller Improvisationsmusik aus der ganzen Welt nach Beirut. Das sind nur einige Beispiele dafür, wohin unsere Reise gehen kann. Je weiter man vordringt, desto JIMI TENOR wurde als Lassi O. T. Lehto in Im Anschluss bringt das DJ-Duo TWO überwältigender wird der Reichtum. Ein Planet voller ungeahnter Lahti/Finnland geboren und gilt als extra- TRIBES tanzbare (Club-) Musik aus Euro- Hörerlebnisse – Klänge, die weit über das hinausgehen, was hier- vagantes Multitalent und experimentell pa mit afrikanischem Background auf die zulande üblicherweise als „Weltmusik“ vermarktet wird – jung, ex- erfahrener Elektronik-Kauz. Zu seinem Plattenteller. perimentell und am Puls der Zeit. Die traditionellen und geogra- Künstlernamen inspirierten ihn Jimmy phischen Bezüge dieser Musik sind dabei oft nur noch zu erahnen. Osmond und sein Tenor-Saxophon. Die Finish musician JIMI TENOR is known as Das macht sie schwerer zuzuordnen und damit noch spannender. unendliche Vielfalt der Metropolen dieser ever-inventive composer beyond current PLANET EARS setzt der fiktiven Dichotomie von fortschrittlicher Welt brachte ihn erst zu Techno, später zu trends. He also appears as a captivating West- und konservativer (Rest-der-)Weltmusik ein Ende. Statt- Jazz und Afrobeat. TENORs jüngstes Al- performer who combines the finest ele- dessen entsteht hier ein Freiraum für weltweite Gegenwartskultur. bum „Order of Nothingness“ zeichnet die ments of afro-american music with tech- enorme Energie ghanaischer Highlife- no jazz, spontaneous silliness and shame- Leute, sperrt die Lauscher auf! Es gibt so viel zu entdecken! Rhythmen aus, die von einer gehörigen less glamour in an original way. Prise „krautigem“ Cosmic-Jazz überzogen Sören Gerhold & Thilo Eichhorn werden – das Ergebnis nennt er kurz Afterwards: danceable European (club-) für PLANET EARS „Kraut-Life“ und das groovt gewaltig! music rooted in Africa by TWO TRIBES. EINLASS 19 H / BEGINN 20 H Mit freundlicher Unterstützung des VVK 8 € (+ GEBÜHREN) / AK 10 € TelepART Mobility Support. SA FR— 14.09.— 13.09. ALTE FEUERWACHE MOHAMMAD REZA MORTAZAVI & BURNT FRIEDMAN (IRAN/DE) Der iranische Perkussionist MOHAMMAD REZA MORTAZAVI und das Kölner Elektro- nik-Urgestein BURNT FRIEDMAN sind zu- sammen YEK. Während Mortazavi als einer der weltbesten Tombak-Spieler gilt, hat Friedman sich über Jahre seinen festen Platz in der experimentellen Szene für elek- tronische Musik erarbeitet. Als Yek verbin- den sich Mortazavi und Friedman auf dem Terrain ungerader, zyklischer Rhythmen, die die Grundlage ihrer gleichermaßen zarten SA 16.11. MANNHEIM und extatischen Trance-Kunstmusik bilden. Gespielt auf Mortazavis Tombak und Fried- mans elektronischen Instrumenten (Syn- thesizer, Sequenzer, Sampler) entstehen ALTEFEUERWACHE groove-ba sierte Stücke, die jenseits einer kulturellen Zuordnung fließen und ihre in- tensive Wirkung entfalten. The music of YEK (MOHAMMAD REZA MORTAZAVI & BURNT FRIEDMAN) echo- es their conceptual musical ethos. With an acute focus on continuously evolving rhyth- mic patterns, they operate a ritual chamber music that is trance-inducing, delicate and danceable. EINLASS 19 H / BEGINN 20 H VVK 12 € (+ GEBÜHREN) /AK 15 € SA — 14.09. SA — 14.09. NECKARWIESE 47SOUL (PALÄSTINA) PLANET KHATER DAWA (SYRIEN) PULSE PROJECT (SYRIEN/DE) EARS 47SOUL ist eine der angesagtesten Bands PULSE PROJECT sind Yazan Alsabbagh aus dem Nahen Osten, wo Tausende jun- (Klarinette) und Hesham Hamra (Oud), ge Menschen auf ihren Konzerten feiern. die schon als Kinder zusammen musizier- Von Jordanien aus haben die vier Musiker ten und in ihrem Heimatland Syrien große PEN palästinensischer Abstammung erst die Erfolge feierten. Ihre Bandkollegen Simon arabische Welt und dann auch die euro- Zauels (E-Bass), Santino Scavelli (Schlag- päischen Underground-Clubs erobert, zeug), Andre Haaf (Keyboard) und Julius nicht zuletzt durch ihr Musikvideo zu „Int- Imhäuser (Gitarre) lernten sie beim Musik- ro to Shamstep“ (10 Millionen Youtube- studium in Mannheim kennen. Ihr Stil: AIR Aufrufe). Shamstep? Yes! 47SOUL haben Arabische und westliche Klänge mit Ele- sich ein eigenes Genre geschaffen: eine menten von Jazz, Rock und Reggae. Mischung aus treibenden Dubstep-Beats, arabischem Dabke-Tanz und analogen The international PULSE PROJECT is Synthesizer-Sounds. Dazu kommen Jahr- Oriental and European sounds mixed up hunderte alte arabische Melodien aus den with fusion created in Mannheim. Straßen der Region „Bilad Al-Sham“ (Pa- lästina, Libanon, Jordanien, Syrien) sowie Khater Dawa stammt aus Syrien, studierte englischer und arabischer Gesang und an der renommierten Cairo Opera und der- Rap – Shamstep eben. Ein einmaliges Er- zeit an der Mannheimer Popakademie. lebnis! Als Sänger und Oud-Spieler liebt er es, neues Terrain für sich zu entdecken. Mit 47SOUL hypes it up with analog synthesi- seiner aktuellen Band schöpft er aus einer zers, hypnotic guitar lines and shattering breiten Palette musikalischer Sprachen. verses from the four singers. This new sound of the Jordanian Palestinian elect- Khater Dawa is an oud player and singer ronic music group is called Shamstep and from Syria, currently living in Mannheim. has rapidly amassed fans in the Middle He is working on a project about oriental East and Europe by blasting the electric folk music mixing up with pop and jazz. Arabic debka sound through under- ground music scenes. Every show ends in relentless dance and trance. BEGINN 17 H / EINTRITT FREI BEI SCHLECHTEM WETTER IN DER ALTEN FEUERWACHE SADO — —14.09. 14.09. KLUB FEUERWACHE SA SO— 14.09. — 15.09. KIOSK SUPPORT: SHKOON LIVE ELIAS AGOGO (SYRIEN/DE) Thorben Beeken und Ameen Khayer ha- temporary Electronic Music – Produzent ben sich 2015 in einer Hamburger WG und Livekünstler ELIAS AGOGO verar- kennengelernt und dank der Mitbewoh- beitet diese multimusikalische Energie zu nerin mit Gitarre zusammen Musik ge- super tanzbaren DJ-Sets. macht. Trotz der unterschiedlichen musi- kalischen Backgrounds war schnell klar: The members of SHKOON developed Die kreative Energie zwischen den beiden their own signature mixing arabic scales musste erst eingefangen, dann rausgelas- and traditional folk songs with classical sen werden. Mit Piano, Violine, Synthesi- harmonic structures. Piano, violin, syn- zern, Percussion und Gesang bauten die thesizer, drum machine, percussion and beiden als SHKOON einen einzigartigen vocals find a new home in Oriental Slow- gemeinsamen Sound auf, den sie selbst House. als „Oriental Slow House“ bezeichnen. Bei „Glück ist das, was passiert, wenn Vorberei- ihren Live-Sets bringen sie orientalische It doesn’t matter if it’s African Funk, Tropi- tung auf Gelegenheit trifft“, sagte einst Se- Melodien mit okzidentaler Elektronik zu cal Tunes, Worldwide Disco, Spiritual Jazz HAZ´ART neca und beschreibt damit einen Zufall. einer satten transnationalen klanglichen or Contemporary Electronic music – ELIAS Hasard heißt auch: alles auf eine Karte set- Atmosphäre zusammen. AGOGO’s energetic DJ-Set is all about zen, sich voll und ganz einer Sache ver- exploring rhythm. TRIO schreiben! Fadhel Boubaker aus Tunis, Jo- Egal ob African Funk, Tropical Tunes, nathan Sell aus Mannheim und Dominik Worldwide Disco, Spiritual Jazz oder Con- (TUNESIEN Fürstberger aus Basel haben als HAZ’ART TRIO ihr Glück versucht – und gewonnen! Getragen von einem traumwandlerisch-si- ⁄ DE) cheren Zusammenspiel von Oud, Kontra- bass und Schlagzeug schaffen die drei Mu- siker ein Geflecht aus Jazz-Beats, arabischer Maqam-Ornamentik und östlicher Finesse, welches alle Genregrenzen überschreitet. Dass daraus kein eklektizistischer Misch- masch wird, sondern
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