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Der Film von meinem Liveact beim neuen Teilchenbeschleuniger-Bau FAIR in Darmstadt ist fertig geworden:
Hier noch der "Klappentext" dazu:
Finally here is the full video of my live performance at the FAIR particle accelerator facility in Darmstadt from this year.
Under extraordinary conditions on a freestanding viewing platform high above the imposing construction site, with occasionally strong winds, it really felt like a ride on a storm!
To mark the 100th anniversary of quantum mechanics, the live set begins with "Schrödinger's Cat," an homage to the famous thought experiment about the mysterious world of quantum and probabilities.
It continues with "Darmstadtium" a synthetic chemical element with atomic number 110, which was first created in 1994 by GSI Helmholtz Centre at exactly this location and inspired the self-named track.
At the center of a hypnotically dark and profound phase, the beginnings of the universe since the "Big Bang" are explained, closely followed by an audiophile ride on a "Gravitational Wave."
All tracks with scientific texts are from my latest EP "Science", which was released recently and can be streamed or downloaded in high quality from well-known music portals.
After the final electronic sounds of this journey faded away, we could all imagine how electrically charged particles will soon be racing through the circular tunnel underground nearby with almost the speed of light, so we left very curious what this site will look like in a few years.
Many thanks to GSI/FAIR for the great collaboration and making this extraordinary shoot possible, and to the amazing film team consisting of Jonathan Schlotterer (camera), Jonas Winkler (sound recording), Joshua Bischoff (camera), Joshua Winkler (editing), and Sebastian Spöhr aka Auxited (audio mastering).
Hier noch der "Klappentext" dazu:
Finally here is the full video of my live performance at the FAIR particle accelerator facility in Darmstadt from this year.
Under extraordinary conditions on a freestanding viewing platform high above the imposing construction site, with occasionally strong winds, it really felt like a ride on a storm!
To mark the 100th anniversary of quantum mechanics, the live set begins with "Schrödinger's Cat," an homage to the famous thought experiment about the mysterious world of quantum and probabilities.
It continues with "Darmstadtium" a synthetic chemical element with atomic number 110, which was first created in 1994 by GSI Helmholtz Centre at exactly this location and inspired the self-named track.
At the center of a hypnotically dark and profound phase, the beginnings of the universe since the "Big Bang" are explained, closely followed by an audiophile ride on a "Gravitational Wave."
All tracks with scientific texts are from my latest EP "Science", which was released recently and can be streamed or downloaded in high quality from well-known music portals.
After the final electronic sounds of this journey faded away, we could all imagine how electrically charged particles will soon be racing through the circular tunnel underground nearby with almost the speed of light, so we left very curious what this site will look like in a few years.
Many thanks to GSI/FAIR for the great collaboration and making this extraordinary shoot possible, and to the amazing film team consisting of Jonathan Schlotterer (camera), Jonas Winkler (sound recording), Joshua Bischoff (camera), Joshua Winkler (editing), and Sebastian Spöhr aka Auxited (audio mastering).
