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Mirror Reflections | Pia Marei Hauser | Unerhörte Musik 14.10.2025
Mirror Reflections | Pia Marei Hauser | Unheard of music October 14, 2025
Event by: Unerhörte Musik
Location: Mehringdamm 34, Mehringdamm 34, Berlin - Bezirk Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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About event
Pia Marei Hauser, flute, piccolo, alto & bass flute
Mirror Reflections
Sungji Hong
SHINE (2015)
for flute & playing
Farzia Fallah
Posht-e Hichestan (2015/2025)
for bass flute
Cecilia Arditto Delsoglio
Spiegels – Spiegeltjes-Na-Zand (2013)
for flute & loop station UA of the version with loop station
Feliz Anne Reyes Macahis
LUCID (2023)
for flute
Pia Marei Hauser
Reflections (2025)
for flutes & loop station UA
Cinzia Nistico
DIRT (2023)
for Alto flute
Annie Hui-Hsin Hsieh
The Warmth of the Nebula (2016)
for piccolo & playing
Jieun Jun
KƐKS (2023)
for flute
The starting point of the program are three works that the flautist Pia Marei Hauser premiered in 2023 as part of the digital concert series ELLE - compositions that musically reflected aspects of the feminine in music
In the two pieces with a loop station, the flute ultimately looks at itself as if in a mirror: it multiplies itself through loops, merges with itself, becomes an echo and shadow, and sometimes gets lost in your own sound space.
Mirror Reflections
Sungji Hong
SHINE (2015)
for flute & playing
Farzia Fallah
Posht-e Hichestan (2015/2025)
for bass flute
Cecilia Arditto Delsoglio
Spiegels – Spiegeltjes-Na-Zand (2013)
for flute & loop station UA of the version with loop station
Feliz Anne Reyes Macahis
LUCID (2023)
for flute
Pia Marei Hauser
Reflections (2025)
for flutes & loop station UA
Cinzia Nistico
DIRT (2023)
for Alto flute
Annie Hui-Hsin Hsieh
The Warmth of the Nebula (2016)
for piccolo & playing
Jieun Jun
KƐKS (2023)
for flute
The starting point of the program are three works that the flautist Pia Marei Hauser premiered in 2023 as part of the digital concert series ELLE - compositions that musically reflected aspects of the feminine in music
In the two pieces with a loop station, the flute ultimately looks at itself as if in a mirror: it multiplies itself through loops, merges with itself, becomes an echo and shadow, and sometimes gets lost in your own sound space.