STRASSENWANDLER:IN
Revival
STRASSENWANDLER:IN
Teresa Doblinger (AT), Alexandra Radoulova (BG/AT), Yulan Yu (CN/AT)
An urban soundscape in motion
A graphic notation by Roman Haubenstock-Ramati spreads across 70m2 of stage carpet in various locations in Vienna's urban space, becoming the starting point for a captivating fusion of urban art, contemporary music and performance. The spontaneous participation of passers-by, ranging from conscious movement to being moved, constantly gives the artwork new life and new form.
What do you do when you suddenly come across an oversized music performance in the middle of a public space during your daily walk - stop and watch with curiosity, immediately take a different path, be there and surrender to the course of the piece? In this field of tension between planned performance, improvisation and spontaneous interaction, "STRASSENWANDLER:IN" creates a fascinating world in which performers and audiences can explore contemporary art together and yet autonomously.
Yulan Yu's 15-minute music theatre piece "Wegwandler:in" and the graphic composition "La Sonnambula" by Roman Haubenstock-Ramati printed on the stage floor form the heart of the production. From this, the musicians and performers develop an interdisciplinary experience that is intended to connect, invite and, above all, bring joy.
"We particularly want to reach people who normally have no point of reference to contemporary performative art and its stages. An unplanned moment of attention gives them a glimpse into a world that is not commonplace."
- Doblinger/Radoulova/Yu
Duration: 60 min.
Note: Free admission, outdoor event
Dates & venues:
19 September 17:00 - Central Station - Forecourt / Südtiroler Platz, 1100 Vienna
20 September 17:00 - Reumannplatz, 1100 Vienna
21 September, 17:00 - Yppenplatz, 1160 Vienna
Performances & tickets
Free admission
Central Station / Reumannplatz / Yppenplatz
Format concept, improvisation concept, musical direction: Alexandra Radoulova
Composition, musical direction: Yulan Yu
Choreography, improvisation concept, clarinet, performance: Teresa Doblinger
Performance: Aleksandra Škrilec (flute), Elina Viluma (vocals), Igor Gross (percussion), Jason Pfiester (horn)
Sound direction: Alisa Kobzar
Coaching: Lisa Rohrer
Graphics: Lucía Pérez Diego
Video production: Nicolae Davide
A production by SevenCircles and Hörsturm.
This event is sponsored by the Favoriten Cultural Commission and is open to all interested residents.
ALEXANDRA RADOULOVA, MA MA, is a founding member of the art collective SevenCircles, where she is committed to making contemporary performative art accessible to a wider audience. She organises, curates and develops event concepts based on audience building methods and research to reach adults and children alike with the joy of free expression and unlimited sound.
Alexandra is a classically trained pianist and teacher who specialises in the interpretation of baroque, classical, romantic and contemporary music. She started playing the piano at the age of 4 and went through 22 years of intensive classical music lessons. She studied piano at the National Music School in Sofia and at the Bulgarian National Academy of Music. In 2014, she completed her master's degree in concert piano at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna and moved to Graz, where she completed her second master's degree in "Performance Practice in Contemporary Music" with Klangforum Wien in 2016.
In addition to her teaching activities, she actively performed in various formations and ensembles until 2022 and worked with composers such as Gerd Kühr, Beat Furrer, Georg-Friedrich Haas, Klaus Lang, Bernhard Gander, Bernhard Lang, Tristan Murail, Francesco Filidei, Alexander Stankovski, Elisabeth Harnik, Friedrich Cerha, Simone Movio, among others. In order to deepen her understanding of the promotion and teaching of contemporary music, Alexandra studied with Helmut Schmidinger.
YULAN YU was born in Jiangmen, China, in 1990. She received her musical education as a young girl through piano lessons and choir singing. In 2009, she moved to Austria to study composition with Klaus Lang at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz. Since then, her compositions have been performed by renowned ensembles such as Zeitfluss (AT), Schallfeld (AT), Schola Heidelberg (DE), Vertixe Sonora (ESP), Soyuz21 (CH), Shanghai Sinfonietta (CN) and others at festivals such as "Musikprotokoll" Graz, "The Essence" Vienna, ZKM Berlin "Hörraum:Atmosphären", "glazbena tribina" Opatija and others. She is also active as a musician (keyboard, guzheng) in various fields (new music, free improvisation, experimental, electro, world music), involved in band projects such as Quki Ensemblée, Nos Incogniti, ECHOS Project Ensemble, Modallophon. Since 2017, she has been organising and producing new music theatre projects on behalf of the association "NOW! Oper der Gegenwart". In recent years, her interest and creativity have continuously expanded into other areas such as video, performance and dance. Guided and inspired by these diverse experiences and interests, she is currently focusing on the creation of intermedia works, music theatre and collaborations with artists from various disciplines.
TERESA DOBLINGER is active in the contemporary art field as a clarinettist, dancer and choreographer, combining these disciplines in many ways and looking for ways to make art accessible to a wide audience, both as a creator and as a curator. Her training includes master's degrees in bass clarinet and contemporary music at the HKB Bern (Switzerland) with Ernesto Molinari, at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz (Austria) with Klangforum Wien, at the KASK in Ghent/Brussels with the Ensemble Ictus and an intensive dance training programme in Performact (Portugal).
She currently works as a choreographer/dancer/clarinetist in various projects and ensembles, including LaKt and the SevenCircles collective. She has performed worldwide with various ensembles as well as her own projects (e.g. "UHR.werk" with Frederik Neyrinck), including in Montréal and New York. She also plays in various contemporary music ensembles such as the Black Page Orchestra and has worked with numerous important composers such as Beat Furrer and Georges Aperghis. Together with Mariana Fagundes Oliveira, they won several prizes at "Teatri Riflessi 8" in Sicily with their piece "alldough". She is the chairwoman of Hörsturm, a cultural organisation for contemporary music and performance in Ried im Innkreis (Austria).