Transient Spheres

works for synthesizer trio performed by Lange//Berweck//Lorenz

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Transient Spheres brings together three outstanding female composers of live electronic music: Johanna Beyer, Georgia Koumará and, with a brand new composition, Iris ter Schiphorst.

Johanna Beyers’ performance of the Percussion Suite from 1933, played on three synthesizers, sheds new light on her work beyond the well-known Music of the Spheres. In her piece, Georgia Koumará specifically engages with the Vox-Haus in Berlin, a venue of particular significance in the history of sound. The highlight of the evening is a long-awaited new composition by Iris ter Schiphorst, who is writing for synthesizers again for the first time in decades.

Programme

Iris ter Schiphorst – new work (2026), for three synthesizersGeorgia Koumará – Delineated in black and white, caught or scattered, the letters dance (2021), for three synthesizers
Johanna Beyer – Percussion Suite (1933)

---Lange//Berweck//Lorenz is a Berlin-based trio specialising in electroacoustic music. Since its formation in 2014, the collective has dedicated itself to realising electronic scores, restoring and (re)performing historical works, and collaborating with contemporary composers on new pieces. Today, Silke Lange, Sebastian Berweck and Martin Lorenz take to the stage as a trio with a laboratory of analogue and digital synthesizers and machines; their live performance on the instruments is enhanced by video and lighting design.

Artists/Collaborators: Sebastian Berweck (Synthesizer), Silke Lange (Synthesizer), Martin Lorenz (Synthesizer)

Supported by initiative neue musik berlin e.V. | Media partner: field notes

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• Date Friday, 20/November/2026 20:00
• Venue Theater im Delphi
• Address Gustav-Adolf-Straße 2, 13086 Berlin-Weißensee
• Price from €14.00

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