How is your bird?
For anarchists young and old
Following Zappa’s motto ‘Anything Anytime Anywhere for No Reason at All (AAAFNRAA)’, How is Your Bird? will celebrate itself as art and, in so doing, give us back a piece of our dignity.
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Long-term collaborations that widely define the aesthetic field
Two composers and highly virtuosic interpreters survey, penetrate and connect the rich heritage of the 'avant-gardes of all genres'
Planet Globokar
An evening of music for very brave families
Welcome to Planet Globokar, a singular musical laboratory. On this planet, everything is disassembled and reassembled in totally unexpected ways. But why?
Braxton et al.
Echoes of Anthony Braxton's Composition No. 107
Studio Dan has dedicated itself—already since 2016—to the widely ramified work of Anthony Braxton in various constellations.
Xenakis Machine
In a cooperation of composers, music computer scientists and musicians, the computer program FSM, developed by Iannis Xenakis in 1962 was revived and made accessible for future use.
Studio Sessions
Continuous work on an own musical language
The Studio Sessions take up the idea of the "working band"
You Better Listen!
Our concert series at MuTh
What sounds like a slightly grumpy request to finally listen is to be understood as the warmest invitation to listen to each other, to listen together and listen closely.
It's Time
After the two music theater productions (Planet Globokar and How Is Your Bird?) with music by Vinko Globokar and Frank Zappa, Manfred Weissensteiner (Theater am Ortweinplatz, Graz) and the Viennese ensemble Studio Dan, led by Daniel Riegler, are planning their third collaboration and production for young audiences.