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Blindlings lachen

2-chanel sound piece, collab. with Michael Fesca.

Cello: Ulrike Brand
Total length: 10 minutes.

Comissioned by Thealit, in the framework of a radio essay by the artists by the same title (45 minutes), 2015

Review: Julia Stadter for TLZ

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The sound work revolves around Ernst Lubitsch`s legendary laughing scene from Ninotchka (MGM, 1939). With a cello improvisation we aimed to trace the prosodic molody and speech tempi of main character Leon and his dramatic efforts in delivering a joke to Ninotchka. Grimly determined, he soon loses the thread and gets completely out of time.
​The original soundtrack, which we slowed down to a third of it`s original pace, and the cello outdo one another to fabricate the loosing of a thread, entangled in slowed splitting laughter from the film scene.




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