TRILOKA - Live Ambient Sound Journey

As the days grow shorter and winter begins to settle over Berlin, we invite you to gather, pause and listen. On the 1st of December, TRILOKA returns to the serene Genezarethkirche in Neukölln, offering a moment of stillness and contemplation amid the festive rush.Looking forward to holding space for you before our winter sleep!

TRILOKA offers an augmented sonic experience through the interaction of live acoustic and electronic instruments for meditative explorations, silent contemplation and the unfolding of the body-mind in the form of extended sound journeys.

The intercultural trio guides an immersive and introspective sound journey by combining the soothing melodies of the acoustic cello, the contemporary and psychedelic sound sculptures of the effected and processed electric guitar and the grounding frequencies of the gong and singing bowls.
All of that while you comfortably sit or lay down, close your eyes, meditate, dream along or float away in a cozy and safe space.

VENUE
The church’s cultural scope was extended by STARTBAHN, a progressive team of theologians and artists who together test the church as a public space, a place for artistic and spiritual experiences as well as for social and socio-political projects, promoting self-organized coexistence in the neighborhood and shaping cultural and spiritual spaces.
https://startbahn.berlin/en/

TRILOKA is
Karthik Rajmohan - gong, bells, bowls, flutes, percussions
Alex Zampini - e-guitar, live sound modulation
Gábor Hartyáni - cello, ghatam, percussions

PROGRAM:
20:00 Doors open
20:30 Opening Circle into Meditation into Sound Bath
22:00 Journey ends while we reconnect with our bodies through somatic movement integration
until 22:30 we open the space for exchange, sharing, social and individual integration.

ADDRESS:
Genezarethkirche
Herrfurthplatz 14
12049 Berlin

INFO:
www.Triloka-Sound.com
@triloka.sound (instagram)
[email protected]

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

Get App

Host or Publisher Karthik Rajmohan