About this episode
Welcome to the fourth episode. I’m Lina, and today we’re diving into a pivotal turning point in the history of the Experimental Studio at the Technical University of Berlin. After facing an uncertain future in the mid-1970s, the studio transformed itself by opening its doors to the world—forging international connections with the DAAD and founding the groundbreaking Inventionen festival. We’ll explore the lush modular synthesis of the Synlab with HdK student Takehito Shimazu, the intricate tape montage of Sukhi Kang, and the monumental outdoor spatial experiment of Ricardo Mandolini’s Vox veterrima played on the Tiergarten Carillon. Enjoy the show! Pieces played in order: Zytoplasma - Takehito Shimazu Berlin 80 I - Bogusław Schaeffer Mosaico - Sukhi Kang Vox Veterrima - Ricardo Mandolini Ferne – Tetsuya Omura