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March 31 | Berlin, Germany

Leipziger Pl. 3, 10117 Berlin
Live Streamed Concert, 7pm
within the framework of “young Korean talent”

Program:

Jason Eckardt (*1971) — After Serra (2000, 14’30”)
for flute, clarinet, piano, violin, cello

Dong Hoon Shin (*1983) — songs and games for piano (2018, 12′)
solo piano

Kaija Saariaho (*1952) – “Mirrors” (1997, 5′)
for flute and cello

Tobias Fandel (*1986) — rational choices (2019, 7′)
for flute, clarinet, piano, violin, cello

Musicians

Delphine Roche: flute
Emanuel Dantscher: clarinet
Alberto Carnevale Ricci: piano
Jessica Ling: violin
Nathan Watts: cello
Tobias Fandel: conductor
JiYoun Doo: director

Phase II

With Phase I, we sent out a small sign of life. For anyone who missed it, you still have one more chance! Dear composers and musicians, send us your most recent compositions so that we can film them in short clips and present them on our website and other channels. We are interested!

We would like to support composers and musicians of contemporary music and record short musical clips with small instrumentations. In order to do that, we need your latest compositions! We are interested in solo pieces and duets, no longer than 10 minutes. Possible instrumentation: flute, clarinet, piano, violin, cello and guitar (electric guitar is also possible).

Send your own compositions to info@tempus-konnex.com by the 27th of January, 2021.

With the kind support of the Kulturstiftung des Bundes (Reload Stipendium), So geht sächsisch, Ensemblefestival and FZML

Phase I

Will there be complete silence in the cultural scene? By no means! Tempus Konnex intends to promote your most recent compositions. We would like to support composers and musicians of contemporary music and record short musical clips with small instrumentations. We need solo pieces and duets, no longer than 10 minutes. Possible instrumentation: flute, oboe, clarinet, violin, cello, piano.

Send us your suggestions or your own compositions by the 20th of December, 2020.

With the kind support of the Kulturstiftung des Bundes (Reload Stipendium), So geht sächsisch, Ensemblefestival and FZML

Between 19 and 22 November 2020 in Leipzig, a city steeped in music history, the Ensemble Festival for Contemporary Music is bringing together distinguished ensembles from Japan, China, Russia and Germany.

Both concerts planned for Tempus Konnex have been postponed until the spring of 2021 due to corona. More exact details are to come. You can find further information at www.ensemblefestival.com.

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