In this concert, master's students in the improvisation programme build on the philosopher Søren Kierkegaard's notion that by strengthening our presence in the moment, we can perceive eternity: when time ceases to be linear, we can grasp the concept of infinity. Composition, form, improvisation, dynamics, interplay and reflection are additional key words for this international group of students.
Mon 9 Dec at 7 pm
Aga Wójcik
Bibi Lotta Ladva
João Gato Silva
Liam Brennan
Tue 10 Dec at 7 pm
Karl Tammaru
Katrine Kalnina
Viktoria Pressman – event on Facebook
Wed 11 Dec at 7 pm
Alexandros Koutsogiannis
Clara Matos Gurjão
Viktoria Holde Søndergaard
Programme 9 Dec
Aga Wójcik: Artistic research as a personal journey to explore the different possibilities of using her voice. Improvisation, Polish roots, and unconventional soundscapes performed both solo and in collaboration with trumpeter Oliver Biedermann. Aga Wójcik – vocal, electronics; Oliver Biedermann – trumpet, electronics.
Bibi Lotta Ladva
João Gato Silva: Intense music. João Gato - Alto saxophone; Katrine Kalnine Sabine - Alto saxophone; Liam Brennan - Alto saxophone; Alexandros Koutsogiannis - Bass Clarinet; Bibi Lotta Ladva - Cello; Karl Tammaru - Bass; Linus Axelsson - Drums
https://joaogato.com/
Liam Brennan: Alto Saxophonist and composer Liam Brennan presents new original music fusing influences from Classical composition, Jazz and improvised music. Liam Brennan - Alto saxophone; Klara Lannsjö - Trumpet; Viktoria Søndersgaard - Vibraphone; Paulina Diefenbach - Double bass; Linus Axelsson - Drums.
Programme 10 Dec
Karl Tammaru
Katrine Kalnina
Viktoria Pressman – Information about the concert is available in the event on Facebook
Programme 11 Dec
Alexandros Koutsogiannis:"Touch, see, hear, and feel. Yet we remain strangers—both to ourselves and to others. Don’t touch, don’t see, don’t hear, don’t feel. Where do we go from here?"
Trio Aliens is a newly formed interdisciplinary project featuring Aviva Wrede, Siri Lundh, and Alexandros Koutsogiannis. Movement—physical, spoken, and musical—intertwines with raw, intimate intention, aiming to create a new universe of expression.
Clara Matos Gurjão: Clara Gurjão presents the results of her artistic research on different performance possibilities for her voice, body and acoustic guitar departing from her roots in Brazilian music. Together with Jakob Kain (percussion), Alexandros Koutsogiannis (tenor saxophone and bass clarinet), Luka Elez (electric guitar), Andreas Krambias (bouzouki) and Anders Hagberg (bass flute), she plays her new compositions and explores possible exchanges between Brazilian music tradition and new setups and musical languages.
Viktoria Holde Søndergaard
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