Konzert

Ephemeral Fragments

95th Naxos Hall Concert
Naxos Hallenkonzerte
Three people stand close together in front of a green wall in warm light. The person in the middle, wearing glasses and a red top, places a hand around the head of the person on the left, who leans their head against them. On the right stands another person with short hair and dark clothing. All three look calmly into the camera.
© Niklas Weber
A person lies on their back on the floor and holds an audio mixing console on their chest. With both hands they adjust the knobs and controls. The photo is in black and white and has a calm, artistic atmosphere.
© Florian Zwißler

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From fleeting sound particles that form for a few seconds and then dissolve again, this Naxos hall concert grows at the intersection of composition, sound research, and improvised chamber music. Between hybrid blends of timbre, subtle noise nuances, and touchingly melancholic moments, the trio Ephemeral Fragments creates a dense, precisely controlled overall sound, interspersed with distinctive solo passages. In dialogue with this, a live set for EMS synthesizer by the composer Florian Zwißler provides a contrasting element.

Ephemeral Fragments
Cello: Emily Wittbrodt
Tubax, Hechtyphon: Florian Walter
INA/GRM Atelier, Chromaplane, Strega: Korhan Erel
EMS-Synthesizer, Modular-Synthesizer
Florian Zwißler
Entrance fee
Solidarity-based pricing
€10–30

Students, pupils, fgnm e.V.
€5
A production by
NAXOS Hallenkonzerte
About the group

With the kind support of Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain, Musikfonds, the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the Cultural Office of the City of Frankfurt am Main, and the Hessian Ministry of Science and Research, Art and Culture.