“Plus Musik” Concert Series at Museum Folkwang Showcases Interdisciplinary Art Experience
June 22, 2023 – The upcoming musical program at “Plus Musik” is set to captivate audiences with its unique blend of music and fine arts. The concert, which will take place at the Museum Folkwang on Friday, June 30, at 6 p.m., will feature selected works from the museum’s collection, creating a new art experience at the highest level.
Peng-Hui Wang, a talented student studying concert exams in the Folkwang excellence course, will be the highlight of the evening. Wang will showcase his skills on the bassoon, performing the bassoon solo “Axis Mundi” by Liza Lim, “TraumTanzTrance” by Periklis Liakakis, and an original composition titled “DOORS,” which he will perform alongside Xiao Fu, in the “Gartensaal.”
The “Plus Musik” concert series aims to break away from the traditional concert format and instead offers a fresh and innovative approach. Musicians from the Folkwang University of the Arts curate short musical programs that correlate with selected works from the museum’s permanent collection. This collaboration between music and fine arts creates a new sound space during the performances, ranging from classical to pop, and from string quartets to laptop compositions.
Supported by Kunstring Folkwang e.V., the Association of Friends of Museum Folkwang, “Plus Musik” provides a platform for excellent students and first-class artists to showcase their talents in an interdisciplinary setting.
In addition to the concert, the Museum Folkwang will also host the “54 HOURS PERFORMANCES” exhibition, featuring works by Folkwang students from various disciplines. Curated by renowned artists Marina Abramović and Billy Zhao, the exhibition will be open on the same day from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the exhibition hall and atriums of the museum. Interested individuals can book free time slot tickets, although availability is limited, at www.museum-folkwang.de/tickets.
Admission to the concert and exhibition is free, providing an excellent opportunity for art and music enthusiasts to immerse themselves in a unique and inspiring cultural experience.
For more information about the “Plus Musik” concert series and the “54 HOURS PERFORMANCES” exhibition, visit the Museum Folkwang’s official website.
What opportunities for collaboration and innovation arise from the interdisciplinary nature of the “Plus Musik” concert series at the Museum Folkwang
Music and visual art have long been intertwined, and the “Plus Musik” concert series at the Museum Folkwang is taking this connection to a whole new level. Set to take place on June 30th at 6 p.m., this upcoming event promises an interdisciplinary art experience like no other.
The concert will showcase selected works from the museum’s extensive collection, creating a unique fusion of music and fine arts. Audiences can expect to be captivated by the seamless integration of these two art forms, as they come together to create a truly immersive experience.
The Museum Folkwang, known for its impressive collection of modern and contemporary art, will be transformed into a musical sanctuary for the evening. As attendees navigate through the museum’s halls, they will encounter various musical performances inspired by the artwork in each room.
From classical compositions to contemporary pieces, the concert program promises a diverse range of musical styles that reflect and complement the visual art on display. This curated selection of works ensures that attendees will not only be entertained but also gain a deeper understanding of the connection between music and visual art.
“Plus Musik” is not just a concert series; it is an invitation to explore and engage with art in a new way. By breaking down the barriers between different art forms, this event encourages attendees to see and hear art in a fresh and innovative light.
The interdisciplinary nature of the concert series also opens up opportunities for collaboration and cross-pollination between artists from different backgrounds. Musicians and visual artists can come together to create new works that push the boundaries of their respective fields.
The “Plus Musik” concert series at the Museum Folkwang is a testament to the power of interdisciplinary art and its ability to create a transformative experience for audiences. By combining music and visual art, this event invites attendees to embrace the beauty and intricacies of both forms of expression.
If you’re looking for a unique and enriching cultural experience, mark your calendars for June 30th and join “Plus Musik” at the Museum Folkwang. Prepare to have your senses awakened as you immerse yourself in a world where music and fine arts converge in perfect harmony.
I was blown away by Peng-Hui Wang’s performance on the bassoon at the Musical Program at Plus Musik. His skill and passion for the instrument were truly extraordinary. I can’t wait to hear more from him in the future!