A drawing of fists raised in the air
Christoph Ogiermann

STROKES /
Musik auf Membranen und Fellen

REM Festival der projektgruppe neue musik Bremen e.V. (pgnm)

REM Festival
Fr
19:00—22:30
Sa
17:00—22:45
Su
18:00—22:15

Joint Price System:
Daytickets: 7 / 10 / 14 €
Festivaltickets: 18 / 25 / 33 €

Box office only.

You can reserve tickets at rem@pgnm.de

Pick up at the box office until 30 min before the performance starts.

All venues of the Schwankhalle are accessible at ground level and without steps.

You can find more information about the accessibility of our premises here. If you have any questions, please contact us at ticket@schwankhalle.de or 0421 520 80 70.

The fifth international festival for electronic music and related arts by the project group Neue Musik Bremen focuses on rhythmic sound events, played by international musicians on electronic instruments. Bands and percussion experts from the overlapping scenes of new music and improvised/conceptual events, who do not shy away from crossover, will also be playing. The program additionally includes fixed-media music and live actions by the Bremer Lautsprecher Orchester (BLO).

Artists

Sebastien Borgo (Elektronik) / FR
BREMER LAUTSPRECHER ORCHESTER (BLO) / D
Bunte Truppe (Band: Ruth Maria Adam, Limpe Fuchs,
Ronnie Oliveras, Ignatz Schick) / D
Hilda Dianda (Elektronische Musik) / ARG
Terry Ex & Han Bennink (Gitarre +Schlagzeug) // Duo / NL
Rudi Fischerlehner (Schlagzeug) / A
Fritz Hauser (Schlagzeug) / CH
Alice Kemp (Elektronik) / GB
Lésions Graves (Paul Barsch, Mark Schröder, Henner Henzler
und als Gäste Sebastian Weist und Christian Hillebrand) / D
Pony Says (Band: Lucas Gerin, Felix Nagl, Thilo Ruck,
featuring: Ui-Kyung Lee) /F/D/KOR
Willem de Ridder (Elektronische Musik) / B
Sentimentalist (Elektronische Musik) / D
Beeatsz v5.01 (Schlagzeug + Elektronik) / I
Kris Kuldkepp (Kontrabass + Elektronik) / EE (Estland)
andy many others!

A festival of the REM series of projektgruppe neue musik bremen e.V.
supported by the Musikfonds, the Karin and Uwe Hollweg Foundation and the Senator for Culture of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen