23rd Special Exhibition September 2010 to 30th January 2011
The Musical Instrument Museum in Berlin opens its doors to classical music fans and headbangers, for romantics and jazz lovers, researchers and enthusiasts from all over the world for young and old.
than 150 priceless guitars from four centuries show the history of an instrument whose diverse musical use of the contradictions built like no other musical instrument else
The special exhibition "Fascination Guitar" taught alongside the guitar stand of Musical Instruments Museum, the history of the guitar in their historical range from the Baroque to the present. Starting with the guitar of the late 17th fünfchörigen Century, an instrument of Martin Kaiser from 1699 states that the exhibition through the centuries up to the Rickenbacher "Frying Pan", which marks the birth of the electric guitar in the 1930s. Special constructions of modern classical guitars and rarities from the area of German e-guitar making - Hofner, Framus, Hoyer and Hopf - round out the historical synopsis.
While histories of the development of the English guitar-making in the 19 Century, usually a central role is given particular emphasis to the special exhibition "Fascination Guitar" is on the as yet neglected and unexplored area of central Germany, southern German and Austrian guitar-making in the 19 Century.
addition to numerous events during the early music concert series Live, the researchers Orchestra, Jazz in the MIM, Jour fixe - music in the afternoon and master song heard occasionally in which even historical instruments from the Collection of Musical Instruments Museum, brings a bilingual audio tour in German and English with numerous musical examples, the collection of guitars to sound, and offers visitors to the exhibition explanatory Information about the history and construction of the instruments.
The special exhibition is from 23 September 2010 to 30 January 2011 daily except Monday to visit the museum opening times.
offers addition, the Music Instrument Museum, an interactive program to participate and learn to: Exhibition visitors of all age groups on Thursdays during the 14-day order 14 Clock the opportunity to participate in a workshop on classical guitar concert and a workshop on electric guitar (one for beginners).
integral part of the exhibition is an open guitar workshop. Wednesdays from 14-15 clock can be observed a Berlin Gitarrenbauerin at work.
On 22 January 2011 will take place in Curt Sachs Hall of the Music Instrument Museum, a public musicological symposium on guitar.
see the flyer for the exhibition you here [PDF, 3.5 MB] . For further information see the exhibition flyer [PDF, 3.5 MB] .
RELATED EVENTS
Wednesday Opening Altwiener Schrammelmusik
with the Vienna ensemble malate Schrammeln Paul Fields and Thomas Gröger: violin, Peter Hirschfeld: Viennese guitar counterpoint, Rudolf malate: Viennese button accordion Admission free
Wednesday Free admission
Sunday
Theresia Bothe: soprano and guitar Admission: € 10, - / reduced € 6, -
Wednesday
guitar with Prof. Thomas Müller-Pering (University of the Arts and Academy of Music "Franz Liszt" Weimar) Free admission
Wednesday guitar music of the late Romantic guitar with Prof. Eugenia Kanthou
(Academy of Music Hanns Eisler Berlin)
Admission free Sunday
The researchers Orchestre Frank Hill, guitar Admission: € 10, - / reduced € 6, -
Thursday Homenaje a Joaquín Rodrigo Assumpta Mateu soprano, Heiko Ossig guitar
Admission: € 15, - / erm . € 10, -
Saturday
Sunday 6, - Thursday
Saturday weekly Thursday 9 Clock 15 and 10 clock 15
registration at Tel: 81-139 54 030.2
Participate guitar workshop for beginners from 30 September 2010 14-day clock Thursday 14
Open guitar workshop
from 29 September 2010 a week on Wednesdays 14-15 Clock
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