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Late Night Music for the movie “All the beauty and the bloodshed”

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Sat, Feb 22, 2025, 22:00
Amidst an exhibition of works by the famous American photographer Nan Goldin, you can hear the music for the film All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (Laura Poitras), which focuses on Goldin’s fight against the USA’s opioid crisis.How to find us, address and more

Keywords: Biennale

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Musicians

Members of the Berliner PhilharmonikerEnsemble
Sarah TysmanRehearsals, Director
Dávid AdorjánCello
Jörg BreuningerCello
Soundwalk CollectiveMusic
Stephan CrasneansckiArt Director
Zacharias S. FalkenbergArrangement
Johannes MalfattiAdditional writing

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