Festival Editions

Noise Revolution of the Early Soviets

Kunstquartier Studio 1, Mariannenplatz 2, 10997 Berlin Map
Tickets: 5 €, box office only
Jan

25

Sat
17:00 18:30

During the first decades of the 20th century, the longstanding belief in the opposition between "noise" and “music” was eradicated.

Russian Futurism and post-Revolutionary experimental culture set off a widespread noise trend, represented in music, theatre, and film production. Noise Revolution of the Early Soviets: Between Folklore, Jazz, and the Avant-Garde surveys the phenomenon of this mass noise breakout, rooting it in medieval music traditions and musical eccentrics, while giving special attention to the 1920s avant-garde scene in Russia and later noise endeavors undertaken by individuals like Vladimir Popov.

ARTISTS

Konstantin Dudakov-Kashuro[RU]

Konstantin Dudakov-Kashuro is a scholar, assistant professor at Lomonosov Moscow State University, member of The Music Laboratory, and DJ. In 2006 he completed a Ph.D. in Cultural Studies, comparatively studying Italian Futurism and German Dada poetics.

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