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SUMMARY:Kiezsalon with Dal:um\, Mariam Gviniashvili and Juli Deák
LOCATION:CHB - Collegium Hungaricum Berlin
DESCRIPTION:The Kiezsalon closes the 2026 season with an intimate show the 
 Collegium Hungaricum in Berlin-Mitte. For our final program of the year\, 
 we present Seoul-based zither duo Dal:um\, Georgian composer Mariam Gvinia
 shvili and Polish-Hungarian flautist Juli Deák.\n\nDefining new territory
  for Korea’s traditional instrumentation\, Dal:um is the Seoul-based duo
  of Ha Suyean and Hwang Hyeyoung\, virtuosos on the gayageum and geomungo 
 types of zither respectively. Blending minimalism\, experimental folk and 
 abstract jazz into ethereal soundworlds\, their 2024 album Coexistence was
  praised by Songlines as: “a deft fusion of Korea’s ancient musical tr
 aditions with modern influences\,” while Chain DLK hailed it as “a rar
 e achievement: an album that engages with tradition without ever sounding 
 reverent or restrained.”\n\nMariam Gviniashvili is a Georgian composer a
 nd visual artist based in Oslo. With a background as a singer and pianist
 \, she works with electroacoustic music\, 3D sound and instrumental compos
 ition\, surveying the emotional and spatial dimensions of sound. She has b
 een commissioned by institutions and ensembles including INA GRM\, ZKM Kar
 lsruhe\, MA/IN\, Notam\, Henie Onstad Art Centre and Oslo Sinfonietta. The
  Wire described Rhythm in Flux\, her composition for the 16-piece Orchestr
 a of Futurist Noise Intoners\, as “a staccato work of unrelenting if off
 -kilter propulsion.”\n\nPolish-Hungarian flautist and saxophonist Juli D
 eák bridges classical\, contemporary and jazz music through tender melodi
 c lines\, circular breathing and percussive effects. Deeply rooted in the 
 classical tradition\, her sound embraces experimentation\, improvisation a
 nd folk influences. In both her performance piece The Breathing Project an
 d new album Brisk\, her focus has turned toward the physical language of t
 he flute — breath pressure\, airflow\, resonance\, and the subtle mechan
 ics of keys and metal. The atmosphere is intimate and concentrated\, shape
 d by endurance and control.\n\nHaving opened its doors in 2007\, the new C
 ollegium Hungaricum Berlin stands where the original institute existed fro
 m 1926 to 1944. With its Bauhaus architecture\, the building is reminiscen
 t of a modernist movement that connects Hungary and Germany. Filled with l
 arge windows\, the cultural hub offers panoramic views and radiant sunligh
 t.\n\nThe Kiezsalon is a project by Digital in Berlin. Curated by Michael 
 Rosen and funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion.
  Presented by The Wire and taz\, die tageszeitung.\n\nBoletos: https://ra.
 co/events/2420553
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