Konzert: Berke Can Özcan & Jonah Parzen-Johnson | Phantanoise© Kollektiv feat. Ayşe Deniz Birdal

The music meticulously builds on itself, as two strangers from across the world weave percussive explosions, field samples, and forceful baritone saxophone melodies into something instantly solid & joyful. In an era of apathy and cynicism, this music is a reminder that the antidote to polarization is curiosity.

Recent press:

“An arresting tangle of minimalist electronic drones, rumbling drums and modal jazz sax freakouts.” – The Guardian “Their shared rapport has led to a frequently tuneful unspooling.” **** – Downbeat Magazine “Sofisticanti tentativi di fourth world music che da Hassell portano alle vibrazioni contemporanee di Natural Information Society” – Blow Up Magazine

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The Shape of Uncertainty

Phantanoise© Kollectiv feat. Ayşe Deniz Birdal No script, no safety net — only the fragile geometry of sound unfolding in the moment. The Phantanoise© collective creates sonic spaces between structure and dissolution, between resonance and resistance. Electronics, B-flat clarinet, soprano saxophone, trumpet, bass, percussion, and cello intertwine to form a vibrant fabric of tension and silence. Free improvisation as a collective process – immediate, risky, open to whatever emerges.

Gero von Randow – electronics Palatinszky Márton – bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, percussion Helmut Steininger – trumpet Milan Konrad – bass Phantanoise© artist – electronics Guest: Ayşe Deniz Birdal – cello

Die Form der Ungewissheit

Phantanoise© Kollektiv feat. Ayşe Deniz Birdal Kein Drehbuch, kein Sicherheitsnetz – nur die fragile Geometrie des Klangs, der sich im Moment entfaltet. Das Phantanoise© Kollektiv formt Klangräume zwischen Struktur und Auflösung, zwischen Resonanz und Widerstand. Elektronik, B-Klarinette, Sopran-Saxophon, Trompete, Bass, Percussion und Cello verschränken sich zu einem vibrierenden Gewebe aus Spannung und Stille. Freie Improvisation als kollektiver Prozess – unmittelbar, riskant, offen für alles, was entsteht.