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Mensch Maschine Music by Kraftwerk, Martland, Biegai, Kypski, Torke   Amstel Quartet, sax en EWI (electronic wind instruments)Kypski, electronicsHendrik Walther, visuals Man...

Mensch Maschine Music by Kraftwerk, Martland, Biegai, Kypski, Torke   Amstel Quartet, sax en EWI (electronic wind instruments)Kypski, electronicsHendrik Walther, visuals Man Machine, Pseudo human being, Man Machine, Super human being - KRAFTWERKExactly 40 years ago Kraftwerk released Der Mensch-Maschine. The legendary album announced the birth of a new genre of electronic music, the consequences of which are still felt today. Not only are countless artists still inspired by the synth pop the German foursome produced - Kraftwerk, in turn, listened closely to classical electronic pioneers such as Karlheinz Stockhausen and Pierre Henry. In this tribute the Amstel Quartet combines Kraftwerk tracks from The Man-Machine with new compositions by German composer Christina Biegai and. Turntablist Kypski improvises on the Krautrock-sounds and Hendrik Walther designed video art for this super human performance. We are the robots.

Private concert.

Private concert.

Carneval des Animaux.

Carneval des Animaux.

Hot Pot Chinese Hot pot – or Chinese fondue – always sets a true social gathering into motion. Many bowls of meat, fish and vegetables are assembled around a big, iron wok, in which the small...

Hot Pot Chinese Hot pot – or Chinese fondue – always sets a true social gathering into motion. Many bowls of meat, fish and vegetables are assembled around a big, iron wok, in which the small bites are cooked and prepared. Inspired by these compelling flavours on their tour in China, the Amstel Quartet now presents its own musical ‘hot pot’: a diverse mix of distinct tastes, styles and composers. There is something in the hot pot for everybody.