I AM HUMAN

Camerata Europæa (CE), inspired by the kaleidoscope of unique current events in the world, presents a cultural program for the year 2022/23 under the motto I AM HUMAN. New perceptions, new morals, new technologies, and ultimately a whole new world, shape modern man. With the progress of science and the evolution of technology, man has comprehended previously unimaginable concepts, marking great and admirable achievements. However, the powerful mechanisms of modern society focus and reward mainly ethical hedonism, materialism, the questioning of principles and the tearing down of essential moral standards, while cultivating the ego and self-deification. Today's society promotes transience and mechanization of everything, which alienates man from his fellow man, causing their spirit to shrink and their souls to become drugged. There is a myopic, materialistic, economic-technical, if not wrecking approach to solving essential socio-geopolitical problems, while the quest of wisdom, the deepening of culture, and the cultivation of collective solidarity are no longer the main contemporary anthropocentric goals. A lot needs to change! Transcending boundaries and major upheavals (Status Quo) can be achieved by a burst of intellectual culture. After all, our history has proven that intellectual and artistic awakenings always precede political and social revolutions. Culture gives existence quality and depth, breathes life into the essential and sheds light on what is important but neglected, while at the same time expanding human existence as a means of transcendence.

MUSIC, PERFORMANCE, NEW MEDIA
Saturday, October 29, 2022, 7:00 pm | Haus Vierundeinzig | Innsbruck, Austria
Works by Claude Debussy (Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune), Erik Satie (Gymnopédie no. 3), Edward Elgar (Enigma Variations op. 36)
Performance: Antonius Bacak, Sydallo Bayala, Amanda Eisner, Elle Eisner, Kwamé Nana, Doris Plörer, Peter Wolf | Film: Elle Eisner, Antonius Bacak | Screenplay & Direction: Elle Eisner
CAMERATA EUROPÆA | Maria Makraki, conductor

Location: Haus Vierundeinzig, Hallerstraße 41, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria
Admission 20 € I reduced admission 15 €
Tickets at oeticket, at tickets@camerata.eu and at the box office

Unterperfuss 3a, 6178 Unterperfuss, Austria / presse@camerata.eu

CAMERATA EUROPÆA (CE) is a cultural organization with three orchestral ensembles - in Germany (camerata europæa berlin), Austria (camerata europæa innsbruck) and Greece (camerata europæa athens) - of superb musicians from across the European Union. This unique new organization was formed in 2007 in the metropolis Berlin to encourage the dialogue between European countries and form a greater understanding through the universal language of music.
Both the remarkably versatile orchestra and its repertoire reflect the distinctiveness and variety of European nations. Vibrant and innovative concert programmes unite traditional with the contemporary, familiar with the obscure, offering insight into the cultural treasures of Europe today. CAMERATA EUROPÆA is also keen to foster the talents of emerging young soloists and composers, and will proudly represent Europe on the world stage.
CAMERATA EUROPÆA supports the development of parameters that contribute to the animation, sustainability, mobility of cultural actors, the cross-border dissemination of works of art and the cultivation of intercultural dialogue - in relation to the fundamental issues of the EU Cultural Agenda. Together with its audience, CE explores the remarkable diversity and impressive depth of European culture, while celebrating the ideals of harmony and unity, which will always be the essence of the EU.

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