Live in Berlin: Bernd Witthueser & atelierTheremin - Krautrock 2010 July 13, 2010

KRAUTOPIA presents: Bernd Witthueser!

Program:
- Bernd Witthueser plays live
- journalist Renée Zucker talks with Bernd
- live musical background: atelierTheremin

Once a member of the Kraut-folk duo Witthueser & Westrupp between 1969 and 1973, later aka Baernelli, Bernd Witthueser will now give a very special live performance at the berlin Zodiac!

The debut album of the legendary duo, "Trips + Träume" ("Trips + dreams"), was released in 1971 on the today well-known german Krautrock label "OHR". Having been a (very young!) contributor to this album classic herself, journalist/ radio moderator/ columnist Renée Zucker will stop by also to have a small chat with Bernd on the Zodiac stage ...
(about Bernd at english Wikipedia: www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witthüser_&_Westrupp )
Bernd Witthueser will also present his brand new album "Kasablanka" - available as vinyl-lp!

The atmospheric musical background will be performed once again by Zodiac hosts atelierTheremin - mind-shattering psychedelic /neo-krautrock sounds played live on strictly analog synthesizers, theremin, wave drum & cosmic delays, steel guitar, guitarlele, voice, indian shrutibox, glöckchen & pipes by musicians Manfred Miersch, Arne Paul Neumann & Slyder Gässler, with analog visuals by Hanna Zimmermann ...

Additional canned music: rare classics of west germanys finest Krautrock taken from original vinyl records ...

* ADMISSION FREE! *

Where? At the rooms of legendary former (end 60s) "ZODIAC Free Arts Lab" below the HAU2, Hallesches Ufer 32/ Grossbeerenstrasse in Kreuzberg (close to U-Moeckernbruecke) *

www-infos:
web.me.com/berndwitthueser/berndwitthueser/willkommen.html *
krautopia.com * ateliertheremin.org *
myspace.com/neokrautrock *
endorphenia.com/index.php?id=ateliertheremin_press_reviews_09

* cd Morgen im Garten des Neokrautrock by atelierTheremin review in SHINDIG! mag, UK:
..."an oddly compelling repository of solemn bleeps, buzzes, sine waves"..."You will be variously reminded of Cluster, Can and Tangerine Dream - no bad thing" (Marco Rossi)
Available at: www.krautopia.eu/Kraut-4e.html !