Projects

In zeitgelöst, Duo Hadassa - Lisa Schöttl and Sarah Luisa Wurmer - encounters composer and singer Eva Kuhn. Two classically trained musicians with traditional folk instruments, unusual repertoire, and deep curiosity meet the voice as an additional sonic dimension.

By including voice, the project opens up entirely new layers: alongside musical and sonic emotion, sung and spoken words give precise shape to the theme of dissolving time and space and bring it closer to the audience.

In their interpretation of contemporary works, the trio creates a sound world that is abstract yet immediate, gently challenging conventional listening habits.

Time and space occupy a central place for the trio, bringing presence, resonance, and dialogue together at the intersection of music. The result is an organically moving and deeply affecting flow of sound, rooted in improvisation, the atmosphere of the day, and the moment itself. Concertgoers are invited to step out of everyday rhythm, arrive in the present, and forget time for a while.

Eva Kuhn (voice, composition), Valentin Penninger (electronics), and Sarah Luisa Wurmer (zither) weave early music and newly composed works into a distinctive performance. With their individual sound, they make contemporary themes tangible as a shared experience.

“reality in lachrimae” - Can darkness be hopeful? In a surreal sound space, the constructed melancholy of Dowland’s lute songs and mystical prophecies from the 18th century are brought into relation with the crises of the present. What do they mean in a world threatened by real existential crises?