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\u2018Be a lady they said\u2019<\/a>, a poem by Camille Rainville went viral this year because of a video by actress and politician Cynthia Nixon. Images of women are being questioned \u2013 and with them our society as well. As a young artist and feminist,<\/a> I notice this all around me. Visual arts, photography, literature, acting, music and media: everyone wants to participate in a contemporary way \u2013 me too, of course \u2013 and initiate a dialogue on a topic between pride and shame: being a woman. And thus also against period taboos.<\/p>

Period taboos: A rose as a symbol for menstruation<\/h3>

But what about classical music? That\u2019s what I studied and that\u2019s the genre I\u2019ve dedicated myself to. But doesn\u2019t my classical repertoire convey a certain image of women that I actually want to oppose? What is the position of musicians today? Especially as a singer, I would like to find a position, because we work concretely with text set to music.<\/p>

In the classical song, the woman is a \u201cgirl flower\u201d, a \u201crose-like\u201d, fairy-tale beautiful girl: virginal pure, well-behaved, decent and above all SILENT. 3000 years of patriarchy have shaped this image of the silenced female sex. And yet the rose is a symbol for the vulva<\/a> or even menstruation<\/a>. \u201cI have my flower\/ fleur\u201d still refers directly to the monthly bleeding. But that is not what is being talked about<\/a>. Female sexuality and especially menstruation are banished from consciousness. We continue to use these beautiful images and reprogram the information behind them.<\/p>

Sexism and classical music<\/h3>

In my profession, I often deal with sexism, sexual harassment in the workplace, and a lack of solidarity among women, except when it comes to solidary silence. That\u2019s the classical bubble, and if you don\u2019t want to be part of it, you\u2019ll just have to leave. Modern staging here still means dressing up the villain as Hitler or showing naked breasts and a few upside-down crosses, \u2013 and if that\u2019s too extreme for you, you just listen to the 200th song recital on the subject of \u201clove and love affairs\u201d. I often feel tongue-tied in this business.<\/p>

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Photo Credits: Alexandra Vildosola<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>

Fighting period taboos with classical music <\/h3>

When Mara<\/a> and I started talking about this concept about 1.5 years ago, we immediately started playing with the image of the flower<\/a>. Indeed, the talented and educated singer confided in me that she felt reduced to her appealing appearance. So we put together a repertoire that tells exactly that: Most importantly, a young woman has to be pretty. But instead of being silently pretty, she also speaks. She talks about little drops of blood on the floor, about getting \u201chorny,\u201d about the mystique of femininity, and about the creative power that lies within our menstrual cycle. <\/a><\/p>

But she is not alone on stage, musically and scenically she is accompanied by a string quartet consisting of four young female musicians. (That\u2019s right, we only have five women on stage. Still, we don\u2019t think menstruation is just a women\u2019s issue. The seventh member of our team is a man. And the studied gynecologist is as passionate about the subject as we are.) <\/p>

A concert about menstruation and its reactions<\/h3>

When I told my mother over a year ago that I was doing a concert on menstruation, her response was, \u201cOh please don\u2019t.\u201d That was the sign for me that there was a need to talk. A year later, she also gave me an interview. There is a difference between \u201cnot wanting to talk about it with everyone\u201d and \u201cnot wanting to know about it.\u201d Everyone deals with menstruation in one way or another, and yet one in five high school students doesn\u2019t know three adults to whom they can turn with a problem. The period taboo runs deep.<\/p>

Period taboos only in other countries?<\/h3>

We have all heard \u201chorror stories\u201d from \u201cdistant\u201d countries and cultures. There, \u201cmenstruation\u201d is taboo<\/a> \u2013 but not here. We could immediately add another topic here: \u201ccolonialism\u201d in our sublime culture. But even in our educated, western world there are things that are simply not talked about and shocking stories of girls who are left alone with blood, hormonal chaos and pain<\/a> behind closed bathroom doors.<\/p>

Open the stage for menstruation: Insights into the concert<\/h3>
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Photo Credits: Alexandra Vildosola<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>

Tampon wonderland as the concert design<\/h3>

I am a concert designer.<\/a> In my concerts, all sensory perceptions play a role. I also think about things like: With what mood does the concertgoer come into the concert space and how do I sensitize them to my art? So we don\u2019t make beautiful, classical music and talk about menstruation in between. It\u2019s more: the audience enters a tampon wonderland. The room becomes a fairyland for 30 minutes in a sound and space installation. Everything is white, pure and apparently menstruation-free. Sunlight glitters in white tulle fabric and scraps of tampon advertising emerge from every corner of the room \u2013 \u201cfemale empowerment\u201d?<\/p>

A choir to combat period taboos<\/h3>

When the auditorium lights are turned off, the menarche<\/a> begins. I call this part of the concert \u201d Blossoming \u201c. Between the pieces, however, not only the five musicians on stage share beautiful and frightening stories about the first bleeding. In electronic soundscapes a chorus of menstruation is created surrounding the audience, which I have built from various interviews. My interview partners will be speaking again and again during the concert (editor\u2019s note: Britta was also one of the interview partners for the concert). We also take the time to do some menstrual education<\/a>. So we talk about loving parents, menstrual cramps<\/a> and the big lies of our society.<\/p>

Overflowed with shame and made a taboo<\/h3>

In the second part, the five musicians are \u201coverflowed\u201d by shame. We represent on stage the attacking society as well as the shame-stricken victim. And in the end it becomes apparent that these are often the same people. The four musicians try to silence Mara<\/a>, to teach her shame and finally shout the name of the block at her: \u201cCover yourself\u201d. In the third part, \u201cFading?\u201d it then becomes mystical. Menstruation is cultural-historically the beginning of all life, a source of magic, mysticism, sanity, and supernaturalism. Yet images of menstruation were demonized and the more sacred something was in matriarchy<\/a>, the more dangerous it was to patriarchy<\/a>. So the sacred menstruation \u201ctapua\u201d becomes a taboo.<\/p>

The last block is my summary. I can see myself as a political activist, a mystical goddess of my own menstruation, or just a woman who knows herself. This results in a stronger woman and ultimately a healthier society. Don\u2019t let anyone tell you how to act. Instead of a \u201cgood girl,\u201d be a \u201cgood to yourself girl.\u201d<\/p>

The costume as the centerpiece<\/h3>

But the centerpiece of this concert is the costume. Our singer Mara enters the stage in a ball gown and glitter cape. But in the course of the concert she gets undressed piece by piece, exposes herself and starts to let her menstruation become visible. Together with a costume designer, we designed the four layers of the costume in such a way that Mara is gradually \u201cdelivered\u201d on stage and figuratively sheds the chains of society. In the end, the fairy-like princess stands in front of the audience in her underwear, hiding neither her body nor her menstruation.<\/p>

Classical songs, electronic compositions and jazz elements<\/h3>

But there are not only classical songs to be heard. The soundscapes evolve into electronic compositions and time and again jazz elements emerge in improvisation and works by Magdiel Baptistin Vaillant to break with the classical repertoire. The lighting moods and the musicians\u2019 positions in the room further support these mood changes.<\/p>

Music cannot exist without context<\/h3>

In the end, we don\u2019t have ONE solution, but ideas, thoughts and above all a conversation about period taboos. Because the classical music business also has the task of questioning things. Music cannot exist without context. Because NO staging is also a kind of staging. And even though this is questioned especially in these times: that\u2019s exactly why art is relevant to the system. Every time we as artists go on stage, we also get this stage to communicate with our audience. So far, however, we have not had the opportunity to be on stage with \u201cDialogue with a rose\u201d. Due to Corona, two attempts have already failed. But at the end of November we were filmed the concert in the final of the concert concept competition d-bue.de<\/a>. Next year we finally want to present our menstruation concert live and hopefully get the opportunity to perform at different venues.<\/p>

Classical music as an ambassador against period taboos<\/h3>

In any case, our team, consisting of the string quartet (Laura Ion, Myriam Ge\u00dfendorfer, Lilia Rubin, Kiara Konstantinou), the singer (Mara Maria M\u00f6ritz), the composer (Magdiel Baptistin Vaillant) and myself as the artistic director<\/a>, are on fire for our first menstruation concert, in which classical music becomes the ambassador of a new female figure and against period taboos.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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