The Revolt - Moonlapse

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The galaxy is in the midst of a civil war. The former republic has been transformed into an dictatorship and is fighting all planets that have deviated from the authoritarian course planets with full force. Six members of the resistance movement "The Revolt" are trying to document the growing injustice in order to make the general population aware of the the crimes to the general public. To do so, they travel to foreign worlds and risk their lives risking their lives several times. The goal: to transmit their data to a galactic super computer in the the heart of the galaxy to send their data to every single planet and thus start a start a revolution. But they are running out of time, because their stolen access card only works until the next full moon... The story is performed in concert form by a small orchestra and supplemented with supplemented with visuals. The soundtrack builds a bridge between the "classic" science fiction soundtrack and microtonal music. The Hamburg musician and composer Frederik Sturm has been working for almost 10 years on his has been working on his "Revolt" science fiction saga. Since it was not possible for him as a student to to produce an entire film, he decided to start with the film music. This was This was followed by several performances with orchestras and a first live reading. As final concert for his Master's in Jazz Composition at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Theater in Hamburg, another addition to the soundtracks now follows. This time the focus is on combining "classical" science fiction music with microtonality. The Planetarium offers the ideal space for a unique atmosphere in Hamburg atmosphere to immerse yourself in strange worlds and sounds and yet not be too far from "home". from "home". Performers at the concert: Frederik Sturm (author, composer and conductor) Shawna Storoszczuk (saxophones, flutes, glissotar) Will Pethick (trombone) Erik Konertz (trombone) Béla Tschochner (bass trombone, tuba) Finn Stamer (violin) Camila Taito Jorquera (violin) Tina Burova (violin) Sophia Hinrichsen (viola) Ester Puig (cello) Lilly Kühn (double bass) Alex Petratos (percussion) Lenni Micheel (keyboard) Fenia Scholl (visuals)

Eintritt: 14,00 EUR

Tickets are available from Hamburg Planetarium.

Ein Veranstaltung des Planetarium Hamburg in Zusammenarbeit mit der HfMT Hamburg.