"These are the questionable teachings of Professor Bad Trip, who clearly loves psychedelic and progressive rock as well as the avant-garde of the techno scene", wrote the composer Fausto Romitelli, explaining the expressive soundscapes of his triptych Professor Bad Trip.


Inspired by Henri Michaux, a Belgian author and artist who became famous for his LSD and mescaline experiments, Romitelli composed this three-part work. The colourful worlds of intoxication described by Michaux fitted perfectly with the music swirling around in the mind of the composer, who died in 2004.


Fausto Romitelli
Trash TV Trance
Professor Bad Trip

Solo electric guitar Giani Caserotto

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25 May 27
19:30
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Fausto Romitelli | Trash TV Trance
Fausto Romitelli | Professor Bad Trip: Lesson I
Fausto Romitelli | Professor Bad Trip: Lesson II
Fausto Romitelli | Professor Bad Trip: Lesson III
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Le Balcon - Professor Bad Trip

Professor Bad Trip

for eight instrumentalists and electronics