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독일 일렉트로닉 밴드 크라프트베르크는 오는 4월 27일 잠실종합운동장에서 첫 내한 공연을 선보일 예정이다.(9 ENT)
일렉트로닉 음악의 선구자인 독일 그룹 Kraftwerk가 첫 내한공연을 27일 잠실종합운동장에서 갖는다.
일렉트로닉 음악의 선구자인 독일 그룹 Kraftwerk가 첫 내한공연을 27일 잠실종합운동장에서 갖는다.
Kraftwerk는 테크노 기기장치와, 신디사이저의 전자사운드 그리고 사람의 목소리를 기계화 시켜주는 이펙터인 보코더를 비주얼적인 무대장치와 접목하여 대중화시킨 일렉트로닉 음악계의 전설이다.
이들의 노래 가사는 대부분 굉장히 단순하며 테크놀로지나 에너지와 같은 현대인들의 일상과 관련 있는 요소들이 자주 언급된다. 1974년 발매 된 Kraftwek의 대표 앨범이자 일렉트로닉 음악의 최고 명반이라 불리는 “Autobahn”의 수록곡 역시 단순히 고속도로를 달리는 자동차에 관한 것이었다.
독일출신의 이 밴드는 지금으로부터 40년 전인 1970년에 Florian Schneider와 Ralff Hutter에 의해 Dusseldorf에서 최초 2인조 그룹으로 결성되었으며, 현재 Schneider는 그룹을 떠난 상태이다. 이후, 10명 이상의 멤버 교체가 있었으며 현재는 원년멤버 Hutter와 함께 Fritz Hilpert, Henning Schmitz, 그리고 라이브 비디오 테크니션인 Falk Grieffenhagen 로 4인조 활동을 하고 있다.
Kraftwerk의 유니크한 사운드는 이후 U2, David Bowie, 그리고 Franz Ferdinand와 같은 세계적인 뮤지션들의 영감이 되기도 하였다.
작년에 이 4인조 밴드는 3D기술을 도입한 혁신적인 무대를 런던의 테이트 모던 박물관과 뉴욕현대미술관에서 선보였으며 전회 매진한 기록이 있다. 이 외에도 마이애미와 도쿄의 대형 뮤직 페스티벌에 초청되어 공연하였다.
Kraftwerks의 첫 내한공연 티켓은 11만원이며 인터파크에서 오는 25일 낮 12시부터 구매 가능하다.
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Kraftwerk to bring 3-D electronic visual performance to Seoul
By Julie Jackson
The German-based group Kraftwerk, widely considered pioneers in electronic music, is holding its first concert in Korea with a special 3-D performance at the Jamsil Sports Complex on April 27.
Kraftwerk is a unique veteran electronic group that combines techno instrumentation, synthesizers and computer-speech software along with projected video imagery.
The four-member band typically projects various visual elements and moving images onto a screen, while adding in the beats and sounds during a live performance. The lyrics for Kraftwerk’s songs are simple and tend to deal with technology and modern life, such as transportation, computers or energy.
The band’s breakout record “Autobahn,” released in 1974, is simply about traveling by car on the highway.
The band was first formed more than 40 years ago in 1970 in Dusseldorf, Germany, by Florian Schneider, who has since left, and Ralf Hütter. The two were interested in exploring the world of experimental music and later formed the original electronica group Kraftwerk, which over the past four decades has had more than 10 different members.
The band’s combination of computerized and electronically engineered music was revolutionary, and its unique sound has influenced countless musicians and bands including U2, David Bowie, Franz Ferdinand and many others.
Kraftwerk has taken its show across the globe and has performed in front of sold-out crowds for decades. Last year, the band brought its special 3-D show to London’s Tate Modern and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City as well as performing at Ultra Music Festival in Miami and the No Nukes Festival in Tokyo.
Tickets for Kraftwerk’s first Seoul performance are 110,000 won and can be purchased online at interpark.com starting at noon on March 25.
(juliejackson@heraldcorp.com)
Kraftwerk to bring 3-D electronic visual performance to Seoul
By Julie Jackson
The German-based group Kraftwerk, widely considered pioneers in electronic music, is holding its first concert in Korea with a special 3-D performance at the Jamsil Sports Complex on April 27.
Kraftwerk is a unique veteran electronic group that combines techno instrumentation, synthesizers and computer-speech software along with projected video imagery.
The four-member band typically projects various visual elements and moving images onto a screen, while adding in the beats and sounds during a live performance. The lyrics for Kraftwerk’s songs are simple and tend to deal with technology and modern life, such as transportation, computers or energy.
The band’s breakout record “Autobahn,” released in 1974, is simply about traveling by car on the highway.
The band was first formed more than 40 years ago in 1970 in Dusseldorf, Germany, by Florian Schneider, who has since left, and Ralf Hütter. The two were interested in exploring the world of experimental music and later formed the original electronica group Kraftwerk, which over the past four decades has had more than 10 different members.
The band’s combination of computerized and electronically engineered music was revolutionary, and its unique sound has influenced countless musicians and bands including U2, David Bowie, Franz Ferdinand and many others.
Kraftwerk has taken its show across the globe and has performed in front of sold-out crowds for decades. Last year, the band brought its special 3-D show to London’s Tate Modern and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City as well as performing at Ultra Music Festival in Miami and the No Nukes Festival in Tokyo.
Tickets for Kraftwerk’s first Seoul performance are 110,000 won and can be purchased online at interpark.com starting at noon on March 25.
(juliejackson@heraldcorp.com)
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