Ensemble Musikfabrik

How does the music of our accumulated yesterdays continue to write itself into today? This year a three-part showcase dedicated to the German composer Isabel Mundry positions her music as a dialogue between times. It opens with an evening featuring the Ensemble Musikfabrik and pieces that explore and open up the historical echo chambers of Gregorian chant and the Baroque.

Perspectives play with each other: »When I hear sounds with my eyes closed, I imagine spaces. When I see spaces, sounds are produced.« Both forms of perception and particularly their effects on each other have always fascinated Isabel Mundry, though the composer, born in 1963 in Schlüchtern in Hesse, also reflects the places and periods that established historical works of music, art and literature carry within them – an intertwining of historical influences.