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SUMMARY:Isabel Anders & Julia Biłat
LOCATION:Emmauskirche Kreuzberg
DESCRIPTION:Isabel Anders & Julia Biłat – two solo projects that explor
 e the intersection of improvisation with classical and contemporary musica
 l traditions The project brings improvisation—once a central part of cla
 ssical performance—back into today’s concert practice. It places it at
  the center of a format connecting classical tradition with contemporary p
 erformance. Supported by the GEMA Foundation. „Improvisation in the cont
 ext of a contemporary XX and XXI classical Cello repertoire“ Julia Biła
 t moves with the cello at the intersection of improvisation\, composition\
 , and performance. In her solo work\, she expands the instrument through v
 oice and movement\, developing intense musical forms\, in which sound and 
 performative presence become inseparable. In this new project\, she combin
 es her work with the 20th-century cello repertoire\, building a bridge bet
 ween improvisation\, performance and the tradition of european classical m
 usic. The improvisational language of this project is inspired by composer
 s such as Penderecki\, Dutilleux\, Cassadó\, and Lutosławski. By uniting
  her various influences\, the project not only revives a fading tradition 
 but also contributes to the ongoing renaissance of the cello as an instrum
 ent open to new approaches\, techniques\, and styles—positioning improvi
 sation as an essential and living part of its repertoire. „24 IMRPOVISED
  PRÉLUDES“ Isabel Anders is a pianist\, composer\, and improviser who p
 resents a new cycle consisting of 24 Improvised Préludes for solo piano. 
 Marked by a distinctly composed character\, the music moves between classi
 cal avant-garde\, late Romanticism\, and Impressionism. It evokes harmonic
  tension and expressive intensity through ambiguity\, color\, and inherent
  tension. Pages in different colors create a framework that mirrors the ch
 aracter of each section. The cycle unfolds in three parts: an opening\, a 
 central section\, and a final group of preludes. From the central section 
 onward\, the atmosphere becomes increasingly intense. Rhythmic pulse and s
 harp accentuation emerge—urgent\, vivid\, and dramatically expressive. T
 he Project is strongly inspired by the composer Alexander Scriabin. Julia 
 Biłat is a Berlin-based classically trained cellist\, improviser\, and co
 mposer working across jazz\, classical\, performance and experimental scen
 es. She performs with Stegreif.Orchester\, Camila Nebbia’s The Hanged On
 e and Fabiana Striffler’s Archiotic Quintet among others. Commissioned b
 y Stegreif.Orchester\, Biłat has composed music for several productions\,
  including a recomposition of Hildegard Von Bingen's “Ordo Virtutum” p
 erformed at the Alte Oper Frankfurt in 2022. Her solo work integrates impr
 ovisation\, composition\, and performance using cello\, body and extended 
 voice techniques. Performances include Butohpolis Festival (Warsaw)\, Into
  The Open (Berlin)\, Intermittenze (Catania)\, Artacts (St.Johann\, Austri
 a). Julia Biłat is currently working on a new solo album\, to be released
  in September 2026 by 'Relative Pitch Records' label. Isabel Omara E. Ande
 rs (born in 2001) is a German/Cuban pianist\, composer\, and improviser ba
 sed in Berlin. She started to improvise at an early age and began studying
  classical piano at the age of six. She later studied with Prodromos Symeo
 nidis and Vladimir Tropp\, focusing on Scriabin alongside works by Schönb
 erg\, Messiaen\, and Debussy. She shifted her focus to composition and imp
 rovisation\, studying with Sascha Dragićević and Stefan Streich. Since 2
 022\, she has been involved in residencies and concert tours and has worke
 d with groups and musicians across Europe and Asia\, including The London 
 Improvisers Orchestra\, Christian Lillinger\, Ignaz Schick\, Tobias Delius
 \, Biliana Voutchkova\, Yuko Kaseki\, or Marc Schmolling. Performances inc
 lude Leoš Janáček Memorial Museum (Brno)\, St. Mary’s Church (London)
 \, Roxy Theatre (Basel)\, and Kunitachi Community Arts Center (Tokyo)...\n
 \nBoletos: https://loveyourartist.com/events/isabel-anders-julia-berlin-EF
 U1K5N
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