Berlin, 9th of September 2021

Dear friends of real fantasy characters,

After a heathen's work I may report that the first two chronicles of GABRIEL are available. These publications record the years of the pilgrimage WEG, from its dawn on the 15th of September 2015 in the Netherlands, until the third part of the cycle Marian Antiphons on the 7 th ofAugust 2019 in Fátima, Portugal.

"Images, memories, experiences, dangers, strength, pain, God, world, love, fear, loss, retreat, search, nature. "

Because this is such a joyful occasion, we would like to raffle off five copies of the publication, which is not commercially available, among our audience.

To take part in the draw, please click on the button and enter your email address or simply reply to this circular with a blank email.

Winners will be chosen at random on Sunday the 19th of September and contacted separately.

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If you want to learn more, you can find a completely revised visualisation of the GABRIEL story on the website.

Have fun and good luck!
Gabriel and JMH Schindele

7th of August 2019. An offering of flowers to the Mother of God during the performance Marianische Antiphonen at the Marian pilgrimage site of Fátima, Portugal.

3rd of January 2016. Gabriel's first performance after 110 days of wandering: Eterno Retorno – The three Gates in Santiago de Compostela.

Dear friends, we invite you to the exhibition opening of Michal Martychowiec at the project space Nadan / BERLIN this very evening.

It starts at 7 pm!

Michal Martychowiec

Suffer nothing to remain outside

Torstr. 138
10119 Berlin

more information

Elshan Ghasimi
Jeremias Schwarzer
Johannes Fischer & Concerto Köln

TAFELMUSIK

Wallraf-Richartz-Museum, Köln
28 August, from 1 pm

Click here for the live broadcast of the concert

Dear friends of the muses,

after a long, busy silence, we are pleased to announce the next public event, a concert by Elshan Ghasimi in Cologne.

The Persian classical musician and composer, the percussionist and composer Johannes Fischer and the idea man and baroque flutist Jeremias Schwarzer will premiere as soloists with a new programme at the Wallraf-Richartz-Museum in Cologne on 28 August. They will be accompanied by Concerto Köln, an orchestra specialising in historical performance practice of the 18th and early 19th centuries.

The programme is called 'Tafelmusik'; concept, space, video and art direction are provided by Folkert Uhde, Ilka Seifert is responsible for the dramaturgy. An amalgam of historical figures and traditions.

We wish everyone a wonderful feast. From 1 p.m., for about three hours in the Stifter Hall of the museum. Admission is free.

Julian Malte Hatem Schindele

PERFORMERS / CONTRIBUTORS

Elshan Ghasimi tar, composition

Jeremias Schwarzer recorder, musical conception, idea, artistic direction

Johannes Fischer percussion, composition

Members of Concerto Köln

Lea Schwamm violin

Tristan Braun violin

Aino Hildebrandt viola

Alexander Scherf violoncello

Michael Dücker lute

Markus Märkl harpsichord

Folkert Uhde concept, space, video, direction

Ilka Seifert dramaturgy

PROGRAM

Works by Georg Philipp Telemann, Henry Purcell, Ali Akbar Khan, Johannes Fischer, Elshan Ghasimi and others as well as improvisations

PRESS RELEASE OF THE KÖLNER PHILHAROMNIE ON THE FESTIVAL

"FELIX!" is the name of the Cologne festival for historical performance practice. What is behind it? In the Kölner Philharmonie, among other venues, numerous internationally renowned artists dedicate themselves to the music of times long past. On original instruments and with knowledge of the playing practices of the time, they bring the sound of the past into the present and, in combination with contemporary compositions and immersive sound designs, make it fit for the future. In doing so, they not only dedicate themselves to the music of the European Baroque, but also go on long journeys to far-flung musical cultures. On 28 August, "FELIX! urban" will be a full day of music with free admission.

See the entire program of the festival: https://www.koelner-philharmonie.de/en/festivals/felix/205