where boundaries became faces
Transparent Sound Festival 2025 - Residency
PROGRAMME
Nik Bohnenberger
TRUCMACHIN (2024)
bass clarinet & electronics, 9’
José Luis Perdigón
spAcE jUnk (2023)
piccolo, accordion, bassoon and objects, 15’
Beltrán González
that place where boundaries became faces (2023/25 WP)
for trio (violin, bass clarinet and piano) electronics and dia-projector, 16’
Luca Staffiere
Olivia (phosphenes) (2022)
bassoon, live electronics & video, 7’
Ádám Bajnok
Caminante (2025 WP)
voice, bass flute, bass clarinet, violin, 4’
Lara Alarcón
to- (2025 WP)
voice, bass flute, clarinet, violin, piano, bassoon, 7'
TEAM
Kollektiv UNRUHE:
Malin Sieberns - bass flute, piccolo | Camilo Hirschhorn - bass clarinet | Olivia Palmer-Baker - bassoon | Elisabeth Müller - accordion | Ilona Perger - piano | José Luis Perdigón - violin | Lara Alarcón - voice, elektronics | Ádám Bajnok - electronics
DATE & VENUE
17.01.2025 | 19h | Nádor Hall | Budapest
Budapest Ajtósi Dürer sor 39. Budapest Central Hungary | 1146 Budapest
Duration: 1:30:00
ABOUT
7 performers take on 6 exciting new pieces written for and composed by KOLLEKTIV UNRUHE.
The program features works written for an eclectic group of instruments and an equally eclectic group of performers; here, the acoustic instruments are transformed through live electronics, multimedia and improvisatory elements to create a diverse and colourful array of pieces.
Before the concert, from 6:00 PM, Ádám Bajnok, the artistic director of the concert, and Samu Gryllus, composer and founding curator of the festival, will introduce the artistic concept in an introductory discussion, which can be attended with a ticket to the concert
FURTHER INFO
With the support of Kultur | lx – Arts Council Luxembourg, Culture Moves Europe + the Transparent Sounds Festival, Budapest