The premiere of “Diafoníes” for amplified cello, electric guitar, piano with sampler, drumset & electronics, a work written for, commissioned by and dedicated to Ensemble K!ART. In program also works by Mads-Emil Dreyer, Jens-Peter Møller, and Stefan Prins.
Fidan Aghayeva-Edler will perform Martyna Kosecka’s “Nepheles” during her piano recital.
Link to the event: HERE
Pianist Fidan Aghayeva-Edler will present her solo program Im Nebel, featuring works by Vítězslava Kaprálová, Leoš Janáček, Maurice Ohana, Ruth Crawford Seeger, Jeanne Artemis Strieder, Betsy Jolas, and Martyna Kosecka’s “Nepheles”.
Link to the KM28 page: HERE
Martyna Kosecka’s music will sound during the theme concert The Home of My Ears: music to celebrate the art of Shirin Neshat by Ensemble Sounds Modern. The concert will also present music by Iranian composers as Behar Royaee, Anahita Abbasi, Nilaufar Nourbakhsh, Aida Shirazi, and Kimia Yazdi.
Two compositions – electroacoustic work “Ruba’i”, and “Halos” for alto saxophone and tape, will be presented.
Alto saxophone: Kyle Stec
Sound diffusion: Stephen Lucas
Link to the Ensemble page: HERE
Link to the Museum event: HERE
Link to the YouTube Livestream: HERE
About Martyna Kosecka’s music and views on art & culture during the radio show by Spółdzielnia Muzyczna Contemporary Music Ensemble on Radio JAZZKULTURA. The material in the Polish language.
Listen & replay: HERE
The premiere of Martyna Kosecka’s “Passaggio III: Phantom” for viola solo in a performance by Lech Bałaban during a chamber music concert.
Link to the Festival page: HERE
Link to the YouTube Livestream: HERE
The premiere of Martyna Kosecka’s “Omicron” for flute, clarinet, piano & string trio during the concert called “Krakow Composers’ School”.
Performers: Martyna Klupś-Radny – flute, Tomasz Sowa – clarinet, Dominika Peszko – piano, Agnieszka Bugla – violin, Natalia Warzecha-Karkus – viola, Aleksandra Lignar – cello.
Link to the Festival page: HERE
Link to the YouTube Livestream: HERE
Martyna Kosecka will take part as a speaker in the online webinar “A Historical Look at Gender Issues in Iran’s Western Classical Music Scene” hosted by The Emruz Festival, a collaboration between the Iranian Female Composers Association and Female Voice of Iran. The discussion will circle around the presence of women artists in the music scene of Iran.
More information and sign-up: HERE
Olga Stupina and Anton Izgagin will perform “Akmḗ” for voice and double-bass during the 6th International Festival of Contrabass Performance. The concert is not being streamed.
Read more (in Russian): HERE