NEWS

January – December 2022
Martyna Kosecka selected as the participant of “KUPP 2.1”, Norway

Martyna Kosecka has been selected as one of the six composer participants in the “KUPP 2.1” Program for emerging composers based in Norway. KUPP is an initiative started by The Composers Association of Norway, together with Talent Norge, Music Norway, and with support from Sparebankstiftelsen DNB, Talent Norge and Det norske komponistfond. More information about the initiative: HERE

December 17, 2021, 18.00-22.00 and until 9.01.2022
Rooted in Iran. Sketches by Iranian composers associated with the Iranian Female Composers Association (IFCA), HilbertRaum, Berlin, Germany

The opening of the exhibition “Rooted in Iran”, curated by Ruth Wiesenfeld, showcases the workflow processes by the Iranian composers associated with the Iranian Female Composers Association. You can find a contribution by Martyna Kosecka in form of documentation materials to the research on the composition “Issorropia. In search of balance”.

More information: HERE

December 9, 2021, 20.00 CET
15 Quartets for 15th anniversary of NeoQuartet, Artists’ Colony, Gdańsk, Poland

The performance of Martyna Kosecka’s “Arkhḗ: Noise Maps” for amplified string quartet, electronics and 3D mapping during the 15th anniversary of the artistic activity of NeoQuartet.
3D mapping component is made by Aleksandra Ołdak.
The realization of this composition has been kindly supported by the Arts Council Norway.

More information, tickets and live stream links: HERE

November 20, 2021, 11.00 CET
rainy days festival, Luxembourg

The premiere of Martyna Kosecka’s new work “Weightlessness” for bass flute, bass clarinet, piano, violin & cello by the United Instruments of Lucillin. The concert is a part of the Luxembourg Composition Academy.

More information: HERE

November 14-20, 2021
Luxembourg Composition Academy, Luxembourg

Martyna Kosecka, as one of eight participants, will take part in the Luxembourg Composition Academy, organized by the United Instruments of Lucillin. The Academy leaders are Georges Aperghis and Clara Iannotta.

More information: HERE