selected past events
2023
July
July Hošek Contemporary Berlin
Performance of Jasminum with Koen Nutters (harmona) and Eric Wong (e-guitar).
May
Prague Quiet Music Collective
Artist in Residence for a one week project with the PQMC in Pardobice (CZ).
Oct
2022
Wandelweiser Festival Amsterdam
Performance of Elexen and Cashapona with Marcus Kaiser (cello) and Dante Boon (organ).
July
Lagerhaussommer 2022 @ Heim.art
Site-specific, open-air installation Amigo and commissioned composition Juglans (for bass clarinet and cello). Performances with Marcus Kaiser (cello) at Heim.art (AT) and at the Happy Hour exhibition in the historical defence tower of Haslach (AT).
March
Wandelweiser Concerts @ Budapest
Performances of Lavendula and work by others at NKA Budapest, with Lőrinc Muntag (violin), Stefan Thut (cello), Seamus Cater (concertina), and Jeromos Kamphuis (piano).
Febr
Site-specific installation Kaíi-ií at TUFA Trier (DE); on display for a month. A performance of Elexen and the commissioned composition Cashapona had to take place in May, due to covid.
2021
Aug
Lagerhaussommer 2021 @ Heim.art
Site-specific installations and a week of concerts at Heim.art, Neufelden (AT). With Rebecca Lane (flutes), Germaine Sijstermans (clarinets), Rishin Singh (trombone), Marcus Kaiser (cello), Fredrik Rasten (guitar) and Seamus Cater (concertina). EP with recordings from this week available here.
July
Performances of Elexen, with Marcus Kaiser (cello), during a summer version of the Opening Festival in Trier (DE).
2020
July
Lagerhaussommer 2020 @ Heim.art
Site-specific installation and composition Elexen (for bass clarinet and cello) at Heim.art, Neufelden (AT). Performances with Marcus Kaiser (cello).
2019
Oct
The Netherlands Tour
Performances of Jasminum and Lavendula in five Dutch cities, incl. multiple performances during the November Music festival, with a site-specific installation at each location. With Antoine Beuger (flute), Germaine Sijstermans (clarinet), Rishin Singh (trombone), Johnny Chang (viola), Fredrik Rasten (guitar), and Leo Svirsky (accordion).