Moving Silence at the Indo-German Urban Mela,
on November 4th, 2012
Venue Centre Stage, The Indraprastha "Millennium" Park,
Gate No. 1, Ring Road,
Sarai Kale Khan
Opening Time 7:00 PM
Free Entry. All are welcome!
THE MUSICIANS
Toni Kater from Berlin came to Delhi to perform live.
Co-Founder of Moving Silence Marco Brosolo was present.
 Delhi based Tabla Player Mithilesh Kumar Jah collaborated with the european musicians. |
 Delhi based musician Stefan Kaye joined the event with sitar, radio and piano. |
THE STAGE
The Audience is waiting for the filmprograms.
FILM PROGRAM 1 - Berlin Impressions
Philipp Beuter "Little Big Berlin" 9:14min, 2010
live music by
Marco Brosolo, Mithilesh Kumar Jah & Toni Kater
Vitùc "Berlin Walk" 03:25min, 2012
live music by Stefan Kaye & Mithilesh Kumar Jah
Ted Sonnenschein "Five Berlin Views" 10:28 min, 2011
live music by Toni Kater
Luci Westphal "In a Berlin minute" 10:00 min, 2011
live music by Marco Brosolo
FILM PROGRAM 2 - (De)construction of Space
Reynold Reynolds "Last Day of the Republic" 08:00 min, 2010
live music by Toni Kater
Sandra Trierweiler, Eva Hardmann, Manuela Hartl
"Sleeper in Metropolis" 05:22 min, 2008
live music by Mithilesh Kumar Jah
Andreas Koch "Nachbarn" 04:43 min, 2010
live music by Marco Brosolo
Erik Janson "Wak Yak" 01:54 min, 2011
live music by Marco Brosolo & Mithilesh Kumar Jah
Steven Briand "Protaigon" 01:30min, 2011
Wojtek Skowron "Intelligent Design" 03:15 min, 2008
live music by Mithilesh Kumar Jah
Nikki Schuster "MICROPHOBIA"
07:00 min, 2010
live music by Stefan Kaye & Marco Brosolo
Amanda Lopez "A ras de suelo" 05:08min, 2010
live music by Toni Kater
Filmprograms compiled by Matthias Fritsch.
The event is a production by Moving Silence platform with support of Goethe-Institut Delhi (Max Müller Bavan) and
is a project within the framework of "Germany and India 2011-2012: Infinite Opportunities" www.germany-and-india.com
Moving Silence was originally founded in Berlin in summer 2009 by the musician Marco Brosolo and the filmmaker Matthias Fritsch with the aim to create events that connect the roots of cinematography to the present aesthetics of image, the live music production and the potential of new technology. Moving Silence wishes to constitute a poetic, intercultural and collaborative attempt in times of information overload. It embraces experimentation and merging between contemporary forms of visual and sound by inviting artists from different parts of the world to join in.
www.movingsilence.net