inn.wien ensemble
Initiated by Sophie Trobos and Rahel Rupprechter, the inn.wien ensemble embarked on its very first project in December 2020. After the idea was conceived in September 2020, initial concerts were scheduled in Tyrol. Unfortunately, the Corona lockdown intervened and prevented the concerts from taking place. However, this did not stop the musicians: a professional recording […]
The inn.wien ensemble, founded in November 2020 during the Corona pandemic by young musicians from Tyrol and Vienna, was able to schedule its first concert dates in front of an audience. At three open-air locations in Tyrol and Carinthia, the ensemble, in a formation of 18 musicians, presents a colorful summer program with works from […]
On April 6, 2022, the young string ensemble will perform in Vienna: works by Werner Pirchner, Edvard Grieg and Florian Willeitner, among others, will be interpreted in the mumok Hofstallung (museum moderner kunst stiftung ludwig wien). All proceeds will be donated without exception to the "Nachbar in Not" (ORF) charity organization. M. Skoryk: Melody // […]
In times of global epidemics, certain social groups are repeatedly stigmatized. One-sided reporting and incitement fuel hatred, exclusion, and prejudice against the "Others". Inspired by Gideon Mendel's photo book "The Ward", Matteo Haitzmann's THOSE WE LOST explores the survival strategies of the LGBTIQ movement in the 80s and 90s in light of the then rampant […]
“Fine, thank you,” is often our answer when asked how we are. Even when it's not entirely sincere, when we simply don't want to burden the other person with the honest answer. Sometimes also because trust is lacking. In Anna Mabo's case, DANKE GUT is the title of an album. It is about shy sailors, […]
drehwerk Anna Reisigl, bass Felix Heiß, piano Max Schrott, drums inn.wien Xenia Rubin, violin Theresa Singer, violin Marlene Penninger, viola Rahel Rupprechter, cello
drehwerk Anna Reisigl, bass Felix Heiß, piano Max Schrott, drums inn.wien Xenia Rubin, violin Theresa Singer, violin Marlene Penninger, viola Rahel Rupprechter, cello