• [Off-ICMC] Concert: Nenad Nikolić – Accordeon meets Techno

    Harburg Info Hölertwiete 6, Hamburg, Germany

    Nenad Nikolić was born in Serbia and has always been fascinated by his father and grandfather’s accordion playing. But mechanical sounds are from the past. Nenad plays without backing tracks, performing every single tone live—from “tango to techno.” Don’t miss this chance to see him push the boundaries of his instrument with his electronic accordion. 

  • [Off-ICMC] Concert: Florentin Ginot – Disturbance

    Stellwerk Hamburg Hannoversche Straße 85, Hamburg, Germany

    “Disturbance” is an audiovisual solo performance that blends elements of concert, video art, and theater. With his double bass and analog synthesizers, Florentin Ginot invites the audience on a live nocturnal journey. Past and present collide with ghostly glitches and pulsating electronic rhythms. 

  • [Off-ICMC] Rehearsal & Concert Visit for Families

    Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 5, Hamburg, Germany

    What does contemporary music sound like? What happens during the rehearsals? And what challenges might occur? We’ll look into these questions during rehearsal and concert visit for families. 

  • [Off-ICMC] Radioballett: Körperfunkkollektiv – Fragment

    Town Hall Square Harburg Harburger Rathausplatz 1, Hamburg, Germany

    Radioballett is an interactive performance that draws you into another world through wireless headphones, where you and other participants can actively shape the space together. 

    The piece “Fragment” explores the boundaries between private and public life through human experiences in both real and virtual worlds. It invites everyone to reflect on the balance between digital and “offline” existence and to engage with the interplay between social interaction and online networks. 

  • [Off-ICMC] Sound Bar: “Sono, ergo sum.” – I sound, therefore I am.

    ligeti center, Production Lab (10th floor) Veritaskai 1, Hamburg, NY, Germany

    The Soundbar is a performative pop-up bar that brings together socializing, drinks, and jam sessions. It serves as a workshop and experimental space, offering an environment for exploring sound, finding inspiration, and connecting with others. What does your favorite drink sound like? Join us for Soundbar’s vibrant sound journeys. Let your glasses sing and discover new levels of sensory experience at the bar. 

  • [Off-ICMC] Experimental Reading: Harburg. Das Buch – Excursions in Voice, Photo & Music (German)

    ligeti center, Production Lab (10th floor) Veritaskai 1, Hamburg, NY, Germany

    Author Bärbel (Bascha) Wegner, photographer Steven Haberland, and musician Clarks Planet bring together text, images, and sound in a multi-layered exploration of the city of Harburg. Storytelling meets improvised music, photographs interact with sound and field recordings. 

    The familiar takes on new shapes, improvisation unfolds—opening up fresh perspectives on the neighborhood, not least from the vantage point of the Production Lab on the 10th floor.