Edivaldo Ernesto Solo Choreography for a Dancer (2026), world premiere, 5’
Robin HoffmannŒhr, silent music for solo listening (2006), 5’
Georges Aperghis Die Wände haben Ohren for orchestra (1972), Austrian premiere, 16’
Liza Lim A Sutured World for orchestra and solo cello (2024), Austrian premiere, 29’
Tyrolean Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck
Edivaldo Ernesto, dance and performance
Valerie Fritz, cello
Elena Schwarz, conductor
What happens when the music falls silent, allowing the act of hearing itself to become the event? The festival does not begin with a drumroll, but with a radical return to the ear as our interface with the world. In Robin Hoffmann’s silent work Œhr, the organ of hearing becomes the sole protagonist: dancer Edivaldo Ernesto stages the physical act of listening, making the silence tangible. The piece sets the point of departure for a festival that understands music as a social practice. From this silence emerges a new awareness of space. In Georges Aperghis’ Die Wände haben Ohren, the SZentrum itself becomes a complicit witness: the walls appear as reservoirs of past experiences and the orchestra gives them voice in a play that is at once cheerfully grotesque and breathtakingly virtuosic. Still, listening remains no end in itself. The deepest emotional arc is drawn by Liza Lim’s A Sutured World. The cello becomes a needle, tenderly stitching closed the fissures of our present moment. It is a beauty that arises from vulnerability and does not hide what is broken, but gives it a voice. “Love is Louder” begins this evening not with volume, but with the decision to make our time radically audible.
A shuttle will be provided from Innsbruck to Schwaz, with return transport after the event. Please register at tickets@klangspuren.at
SZentrum, Silbersaal
Andreas-Hofer-Str. 10, 6130 Schwaz
Der Veranstaltungsort ist barrierefrei zugänglich.
Eine Anreise mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln ist möglich.
Vom Bahnhof Schwaz sind es ca. 5 Minuten zu Fuß.
Parken: Tiefgarage Stadtgalerien Schwaz (direkt unter dem SZentrum)
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