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The festival will open on Friday evening at 8:00 p.m. with Margrit Rieben's work "Bridge Song", a sound installation for tape and four loudspeakers that reconstructs the world of noise on a car bridge using human voices. Then there is a small sensation when the English saxophonist John Butcher, the Bernese Christian Kobi, the clarinetist and saxophonist Hans Koch and the Lucerne-based Urs Leimgruber improvise on four soprano saxophones and elicit new sounds from the instrument. The four musicians have been active in various ensembles for improvised and experimental music for years, play concerts at home and abroad and have released a large number of recordings. The evening is rounded off by musician and performance artist Joke Lanz, who mixes, loops and distorts unique and funny sounds with turntables. On Saturday at 8:00 pm there is a concert by the Vaudois accordionist and composer Jonas Kocher. With his accordion and various objects he also tries to create new and unexpected sounds and noises. Following this concert, the French electronic musician Pascal Battus and the French-Lebanese saxophonist Christine Sehnaoui will jointly create a barren, fascinating screen of sound and noise, in which the sounds of the saxophone merge with the electronic one in such a way that it is hard to believe that they are is two players. The third concert also comes up with a new sound. The organist of the Bern Minster, Daniel Glaus, will improvise on the prototype of a wind dynamic organ that he developed together with the HKB. The wind dynamic organ, called INNOV-ORGAN-NUM, enables a flexible air flow in the organ pipes and thus, for example, the playing of quarter tones, and thus an enormous expansion of the possibilities of organ playing. Finally, on Sunday at 5 p.m., the sarod virtuoso Ken Zuckerman and the tabla player Sanju Sahai will bring traditional North Indian music to the rooms of the minster. Born in the USA, Zuckerman learned to play the sarod in India for thirty years and has since given concerts all over the world and teaches in Basel. Sanju Sahai comes from a family of Tablaspiel and appeared in public at the age of nine. He also plays concerts around the world and has worked with many of the most important contemporary Indian musicians. North Indian music is one of the oldest and most sophisticated traditions in the world, but leaves plenty of room for players to improvise and create a raga at the moment of performance.

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The company Zoom In on Münsterplatz 1 in 3000 Bern is listed on Yellowpages.swiss. Latitude and longitude coordinates for Zoom In are: 46.9472475 and 7.4515861. The unique identification number of this portrait is YPW-250779.

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