ENSEMBLE MOSAIK

The Ensemble Mosaik is synonymous with a commitment to and pursuit of new European ‎musical creation. Formed in Berlin in 1997, the ensemble focuses on the more innovative and ‎challenging repertoires, and often incorporates complex technical devices, as well as visual ‎and stage elements. Directed by the prestigious composer and conductor Enno Poppe, the ‎Ensemble Mosaik presents a concert with works from some of Europe’s most prominent ‎current composers: Zucker for motorised ensemble, by Swedish composer Lisa ‎Streich; Very nearly almost in G for ensemble, by Danish composer ‎Christian W. Christensen; 64 daily self-portraits/micro-variations on a motive of ‎Brahms for quartet and piano, by Valencian Manuel Rodríguez Valenzuela (Sampler ‎Series guest composer); Rdja by Serbian composer Milica Djordjević, written as ‎an expression of the inseparable relationship between gesture and movement; and Trauben ‎for piano trio, by German composer Enno Poppe.‎