The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.A summary from original text in German | Read the original
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| Geysir Quartett |
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The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
The Geysir Quartet is coming to town with their self-composed music. They explore the process of composing, using sounds from everyday life like the subway, birdsong, or laughter. The audience can contribute ideas, potentially shaping a new piece. Supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
Despite careful preparations, things seem to be going awry. However, the Filippa Gojo Quartet and Jan Schreiner won't let that spoil the winter spirit. They'll play, sing, and improvise through jazz, winter songs, and Latin American tunes, supported by Kuratorium KölnMusik e. V.
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