Events

Susanne Kirchmayr (*1965) aka Electric Indigo is a musician, composer and DJ from Vienna. Her musical work exists in the field of tension between electroacoustic music in concert performances and the dance floors of dark clubs.

Anton Bea performs live with a sampler, synthesiser and drum machine and likes to express his music with audio-reactive visuals and sound installations.

A series of compositions in a wide range of shades provides the backdrop for a dream-like series of dramatic, cheerful and serious scenes of encounters between nature-loving creatures and baroque pomposity, touching on fundamental existential questions: it's about life and death!

A series of compositions in a wide range of shades provides the backdrop for a dream-like series of dramatic, cheerful and serious scenes of encounters between nature-loving creatures and baroque pomposity, touching on fundamental existential questions: it's about life and death!

The children's opera «Brundibár» by Hans Krasa is embedded in the commissioned work «Ein Lied auf den Lippen» by Stephen Menotti and Michelle B. Ross. At the centre of the evening is the power of music, which makes it possible to remain human even under the most difficult living conditions.

The children's opera «Brundibár» by Hans Krasa is embedded in the commissioned work «Ein Lied auf den Lippen» by Stephen Menotti and Michelle B. Ross. At the centre of the evening is the power of music, which makes it possible to remain human even under the most difficult living conditions.

Every Friday, «duoplus» with Peter Schärli and Sylwia Zytynska invites a guest to a 45-minute concert. This is followed by an aperitif with informal conversation in the Bar du Nord. In November, vocal artist Isa Wiss joins the duo.

As a composer and filmmaker, Jannik Giger is used to exploring and overcoming the boundaries of different genres. Projects by and with him always bear his unmistakable signature. His affinity with film allows him to set Murnau's classic "Nosferatu" to music sensitively and coherently, without ever becoming bold or illustrative.

As a composer and filmmaker, Jannik Giger is used to exploring and overcoming the boundaries of different genres. Projects by and with him always bear his unmistakable signature. His affinity with film allows him to set Murnau's classic "Nosferatu" to music sensitively and coherently, without ever becoming bold or illustrative.

This season's «Ein Haus…» lectures will focus on the positions of architects from different perspectives on the subject of material & space based on selected projects and their architectural, cultural, political, social and ecological relevance.

The «figures and fixtures» programme by the iipm project with flautist Phoebe Bognár and percussionist Mikołaj Rytowski presents three new works by composers Anna Sowa, Yanik Soland and Elizabeth Jigalin. The focus is on the keywords of expansion, similarity and subjectivity of the instruments and performance.