Feinkost Lampe
The concerts presented for the KunstFestSpiele by the club Feinkost Lampe, from the Hanover district of Linden, are characterised by political commitment, culturally different musical backgrounds and linguistic variety.
The Berlin artist Albertine Sarges provides a pop-savvy conclusion to Christopher Street Day. Sarges is acclaimed for her chameleon-like performances between post-punk, kaleidoscopic dream pop and vocal acrobatics. Proceeding from feminist theory, she deals with themes such as bisexuality, gender stereotypes and mental health.
Ali Doğan Gönültaş titles his album 'Kiğı', after the small multi-ethnic town in East Anatolia where he was born. He sings in various Kurdish languages, as well as Zazaki, Turkish and Armenian, to give us a lively personal view of the musical language of this region.
From Gabon in central Africa comes Pamela Badjogo, a musician and activist whose "cheerful feminism" is committed to strengthening women’s rights and countering gender-specific violence. Her activism can be felt in her music, a sparkling mix of Afro pop, Afro beat, soul and Bantu-style highlife.
The prize-winning Afghan musician, singer, composer and designer Elaha Soroor presents 'Songs of Our Mothers' with her cosmopolitan band Kefaya. Along with cross-cultural influences and sounds, they give traditional Afghan songs a modern intensity. The timeless texts tell of women’s suffering and privation, but at the same time celebrate their power and female resilience.
Tickets 8 euros per concert* (plus charges)
* Tickets Ali Doğan Gönültaş 5 euros
Dates Feinkost Lampe
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Access to the Orangerie, Großer Garten and the festival centre is barrier-free. Tickets for wheelchair-accessible seats at the Orangerie are available at the Künstlerhaus ticket office. See Orangerie, Großer Garten, Festival centre and Accessibility for more information. |
