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Cembalo: Alejandro Cattaneo Audio: Robert Niemeyer Video: Robert Niemeyer
Film von Leda Bourgogne und Joanna Krawczyk

Mt. Analogue von Billy Bultheel

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Aufgeführt von Steve Katona, Contra-Tenor

 

Fanny Meteier, Tuba

Thomas Pfaffinger, Tuba

Amelie Ratle, Euphonium

Blaise Cardon-Mienville, Saxhorn

Gefilmt von Calum Bowden

Audioaufnahme von Guillaume Malaret

 

Aufgeführt im Rahmen der Installation „Tropeaolum“ von Danh Vo zum 15-jährigen Jubiläum von PAN Records. 24.04.2023, Bourse de Commerce – Sammlung Pinault, Paris

Gesang beginnt bei: 08:05 min, wieder bei 22:10 min und 47:20 min

 

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The NIGHT Issue #140

Words by Evita Shrestha / Photography by Tristan Rösler @ Shotview Artists Management / Styling by Illia Kulishov / Hair by Aline Jakoby

3D Visual effects by Leo Romanski / Post-production by Grain Berlin / Styling assistance by Delfina Giacovelli / Digital assistance by Kane Holz

Interview mit Glamcult Magazine

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"Reanimating the art of opera, and making it cool again, may seem like a daunting venture. Luckily, STEVE KATONA is here to prove that the 400-year-old genre has a lot to live for in the present day—provided you’re mindful of outdated frameworks. A BERLIN-based singer, composer and performance artist, Katona masterfully interjects opera with contemporary arts, revolutionising both while simultaneously honouring their core principles. Whether it’s singing on the runway of a GMBH show or performing an experimental theatre piece at the TATE, Katona’s moving voice becomes a deadly weapon, and his vision, a thought-provoking, ground-shaking rebellion of the new generation. Enchanted at first sight, we had to catch up with the artist and delve into his process, discuss opera in the context of modernity, and hear about his upcoming narrative-based album."

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