Different Kinds of Love
This project explores stories about love through letters, mythology, historical events, literature, and also personal recollections in a fun “new music as folk music” format.
The Hohenzollern Bridge in Cologne, Germany is one of many visual represenations of love stories. What about stories about love? Stories that explore how love is action in practice, respect, guardianship, friendship, hope, and it is present in our daily lives.
When the battery in my watch died, I still wore it. There was something about the watch that said: It doesn’t matter what time it is. Think in months. Years. Someone loves you. Where are you going? There are some things you will never do. It doesn’t matter. There is no rush. Be the best prisoner you can be.
- excerpt from “Learning to Measure Life in Love and Loss” by Chris Huntington
Artistic Team
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Jing
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Lucy
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Rie
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Floris
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Hannah
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Alireza
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Kyungjin
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Eunhye
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Philipp
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Roni
Tour Schedule
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Concert 1: Ruhr Resonances
September - December 2026
Workshop on new music of different styles. Join in the finale piece with us! Works by Carola Bauckholt, Rie Watanabe, Christian Wolff, Asia Ahmetjanova, Georges Aperghis, and Louis Andriessen.
Detmold · Gelsenkirchen · Remscheid · Siegen · Eitorf
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Concert 2: Voices of Time and Ritual
February - April 2027
Workshop on instrumental extended techniques on double-bell trumpet, saxophone, and viola. Works by Liza Lim, Salvatore Sciarrino, Eunhye Joo, John Cage, Louise Drewett, Giacinto Scelsi, Marcos Balter, and Philipp Mayer.
Detmold · Gelsenkirchen · Remscheid · Eitorf
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Concert 3: World Premieres
May - July 2027
Workshop and interviews with our composers on their writing process and how they created their pieces.
New works by Hannah Barnes, Roni Glaser, Eunhye Joo, Kyungjin Lim, Philipp Mayer, and Alireza Seyedi.
Detmold · Gelsenkirchen · Remscheid · Eitorf
Workshop RSVP
Please specifiy which concert workshop so we can send you info and reserve your place.
***Concert Series 1 workshop is limited to 12 participants***
Workshops are FREE and open to all audiences and will be held in German and English.