Dear radio friends, please bear with us: We need a bit more time to fill you in on this eventful Friday morning/midday midsommer show.
Tomorrow will be our last day in Ii, so of course we’d be happy to share it with you!
Datscha Radio’s program is also broadcast by [open radio] on https://openradio.in. Many thanks to Sophea Lerner. [open radio] supports independly produced open-content audio streams.
From 0:00 (Berlin time) radio artist Marold Langer-Philippsen will resume Datscha Radio’s stream and you can listen to his show Hörmaschine, live from Berlin.
(Übersetzung folgt) there have been rumours and yes, it is true: There will be two Kaamos shows and they will be not be identical :) Here comes a program sketch for both days. As this is all quite in the making. Changes might occur. Kaamos Radio can be heard on: https://datscharadio.de and: openradio/live.in But here we go… already with some sounds!
February 13-14 The NIGHT Broadcast
Jingles spoken by (this is for both events):
Kari Soinio
Leevi Tuominen
Sophea Lerner
Guests in the studio:
Anita Hannunen – Serlachius Museum
Kari Soinio – artist in residence
Tixa Juka – feeling dealer
Tyyra Juka – mushroom expert
Matti Kivilahti + 1 (or 2) – poet, teacher and priest
Night Stream Special:
Aelita by Marold Langer-Philippsen
Composers and Contributors:
Brainquake
Elmo Holopainen
Felipe Otondo
Jaana Korhonen
Jane Foley / Warlock Fulltime
Kate Donovan
Michael Begg
Konrad Behr / Rundfunkorchester Weimar
La Claud
Sebastien Pafundo
Stories in Colour
Tom Miller
Trihn Lo
Vernon & Burns
February 20 The Day Broadcast
A focus is put on shows and recording made by and with the local people of Mänttä/Vilppula and Ruovesi. Also, a special on Karelian lament songs – with artist Krisi Poutanen – is in preparation.
Guests (so far): Mika Tepponen – Merikanto -Opisto; Anita Gratzer, artist in residence; Tomi Voronin (Poet Society Mänttä-Vilppula)
Evening Stream Special from 7pm to midnight:
Aelita (2nd part of the journey) by Marold Langer-Philippsen
Composers and contributors
Björn Eriksson (and sound art class: Cecilia Enberg, Anna Lindkvist, Amanda Nowèn, Lisa W. Carlson, Louise Ölund, Karl Åberg )
Blanc Sceol, in collaboration with Charlotte Wendy Law and James Worse
Kaamos Radio. A radiophonic journey into the (sub)arctic winter
Kuunvalo nukahti ja tähdet katosivat taivaalta. Ja maa hengitti hiljaa lumen alla.
The moonlight fell asleep and the stars disappeared from the sky. And the earth breathed quietly under the snow.
KAAMOS RADIO: An invitation The term ‘Kaamos’ refers to the lightless period of the year (above the 60th latitude) when the sun lingers below the horizon. Kaamos is the time of darkness, of stillness and quietude and of the arctic light, a time of storytelling, contemplation and of taking a rest. A Sami legend tells us of the ‘Nest days’, because it was believed that the sun rests like an egg in its nest during that time. ‘Kaamos’ also stands for a mental state that is difficult to endure and is also used synonymously for winter depression in Finnish culture.
LOCATION The town of Mäntää-Vilppula is located approximatly 180 km northeast of Tampere, on the shores of Lake Melasjärvi. It is surrounded by a sparsely populated landscape made up of forests, lakes and rivers. Temperatures in January and February go from – 20 to -2 degrees Celsius. Northern lights occur at times.
KAAMOS RADIO will track both the phenomenon and variations of its inner states. Please share with us:
your theme specific compositions
favourite winter-time stories
poems and spoken word
recordings and investigations
Please send your files via wetransfer to kaamos@datscharadio.de. Please provide two or three lines each about the piece and yourself including a website, if possible. Please put Kaamos Radio Contribution as a subject line.
LIVE STREAM As the project is still in its planning stage, the final dates need to be confirmed yet. Scheduled are
Saturday, February 13, 2021
Saturday, February 20, 2021
The length of the broadcasts is between 2 and 6 hours on the respective days.
DEADLINE Please submit your audio piece until the 3rd of February 2021
KAAMOS RADIO is a temporary radio art project located at the residency studios of the Serlachius Museum in Mänttä/Central Finland. It is initiated and maintained by the Berlin sound artist and performer Gabi Schaffner, in cooperation with Sophea Lerner (Open Radio, Helsinki), Marold Langer-Philippsen (radiolada, Bratislava) and aporee.org (Berlin)
SCHEDULE The program will grow with the flow of the events. There is no fixed time schedule. You’ll find a list of all participating artists on the datscharadio website in due time.
COPYRIGHTS Kaamos Radio is a non-commercial art and culture project. The copyright for all submitted files remains with the artists. The legal model is the Creative Commons License (see http://creativecommons.org/learn/licenses).
KAAMOS RADIO CAN BE HEARD ON
datscharadio.de
in collaboration with other radio stations and projects (if interested, please, let me know)
Nein, es ist nicht so, dass unser Datscha-Radio nun plötzlich umgezogen ist, doch heute nacht sendeten wir eine Stunde via Marold Langer-Philippsens unvorhergesehenen Aufenthaltsort in Dresden. Dort blieb der Künstler (Autobahnprobleme) in einem Ibis Hotel hängen und sendete seine Show straight aus der dortigen Kantine: ORACULUM CYRILLI. Dies geschah zwischen 21 and 22 Uhr.
Der Tag begann mit der Ankunft eines TV-Teams vom WDR, um einige Szenen für die Sendung “Ratgeber Technik” zu schießen. Datscha-Radio sollte erklären, wie Web-Radio funktioniert… naja, taten wir dann auch. Mark Matthes spielte noch mal Violine unter dem rosenlosen Rosenbogen und begab sich dann auf seinen Heimweg nach Leipzig. Um 14 Uhr kam die Imkerin für Stadtbienen, Erika Mayr, ins Studio und wir sprachen über Bienen und verwandte Themen, sehr schön jeweils untermalt mit passenden Bienenmusiken… und einem Glas Honig selbstverständlich. Im Zuge des Nachmittags kamen weitere großartige Shows an die Reihe: Eine mit Martin Howse von Mycelium Radio über Tellurische Substrate, die nächste mit der Sängerin und Harfenistin Joulia Strauss. Das Wetter war ein Traum. Eltern, Brüder, Gäste und Freunde fanden sich ein. Spezieller Überraschungsgast war Werner Gutmann, der in außerordentlich großzügiger Weise unser Datscha-Radio-Kontingent an Bier, Wein und Brot aufstockte. Vielen Dank!
Später, in der Nacht, öffneten im Garten Peter Ihlenfelds zwei weitere königliche Blüten ihre Kelche. Diesmal rochen sie nach Schokolade.
