Wednesday 3 p.m.: ‘Office Chair’ by Monika Müller-Kroll
"Office Chair" by Monika Müller-Kroll is the latest story from our Wednesday 3 p.m. series. A hint: It's more about "traveling" than work.
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‘Sonic thinker’ Sam Auinger explores the Halle am Berghain
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‘Sonic thinker’ Sam Auinger explores the Halle am Berghain Dina Elsayed
Berlin-based composer Sam Auinger describes himself as a “sonic thinker.”
The 64-year-old Austrian has spent decades exploring sound and perception in public places. Auinger’s current project is a sound installation with his long-time collaborator Hannes Strobl. The duo’s work, “Eleven Songs,” runs until August 2 at the Halle am Berghain .
This piece originally aired on July 3
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