2023-2024

We are premiering 4 new commissioned solo works for this year's Festival Tzlil Meudcan

A joint creation by members of Musica Nova, Ways of Listening is a deep dive into the intricacies of sonic entities.

Ways of listening is a deep dive into the intricacies of sonic entities.

Ways of listening is a deep dive into the intricacies of sonic entities.

Sound morphologies is an environmental listening walks project, combining art and science. It is a close encounter with our near-by surroundings through a geological perspective, listening and field recording practices.

Sound morphologies is an environmental listening walks project, combining art and science. It is a close encounter with our near-by surroundings through a geological perspective, listening and field recording practices.

A joint creation by members of Musica Nova, Ways of Listening is a deep dive into the intricacies of sonic entities.

A joint creation by members of Musica Nova, Ways of Listening is a deep dive into the intricacies of sonic entities.

Ways of listening is a deep dive into the intricacies of sonic entities.

An open meditative improvisation session with audience participation.

Sound morphologies is an environmental listening walks project, combining art and science. It is a close encounter with our near-by surroundings through a geological perspective, listening and field recording practices.

Sound morphologies is an environmental listening walks project, combining art and science. It is a close encounter with our near-by surroundings through a geological perspective, listening and field recording practices.

A joint creation by members of Musica Nova, Ways of Listening is a deep dive into the intricacies of sonic entities.

The Department of New Music and the Artistic Research Program at Mossara are proud to present a collaboration with the Nova Music Ensemble

Ways of listening is a deep dive into the intricacies of sonic entities.

An open meditative improvisation session with audience participation.

Sound morphologies is an environmental listening walks project, combining art and science. It is a close encounter with our near-by surroundings through a geological perspective, listening and field recording practices.