There has been a change to this concert: Due to illness Sofia Jernberg is unable to attend, so Chris Heenan and Michael Vorfeld („Half Cloud, Half Plain“) have been invited to participate on November 10.________Seit 2007 betreiben Matthias Müller (Posaune) und Christian Marien (Schlagzeug) ihre gemeinsame Klangforschung im Duo Superimpose. Das 10-jährige Jubiläum feiern die
The music presented here was originally supposed to have been a quartet concert, including Johannes („Hannes“) Bauer in addition to the three of us. Matthias Muche and Jeb Bishop had played together some months before in the Spinifex Maximus project, and Matthias Müller and Jeb had met a few years previously when Jeb was in
More than one Species Dates: June 20 and 21 Location: KHIDI, Tbilisi, Georgia As part of Contemporary Dance Festival in Tbilisi Concept, direction and choreography: Takako Suzuki | JP/DE Music composition: Matthias Müller | DE Dancers: Elene Enukidze, Giorgi Gulisashvili, Lasha Mdzinarishvili | GE Musicians: Giorgi Iremashvili (percussion), Giorgi Zeniashvili (panduri, chonguri) | GE, Matthias
I am happy to announce the release of my first solo record! You can buy and/or download „Solo Trombone“ on Bandcamp or buy it directly here. It is the first release on my „mamü music“ label. Check it out! Artwork by Annett Both Photography by Cristina Marx Mixing and mastering by Roy Carroll solo
Triggered by the 2015 edition of the Labor Sonor Festival „Translating Music“ in Berlin, this split album between the Splitter Orchester and Felix Kubin offers two sides of the same coin, sometimes appearing like the rendering of an identikit picture. Taking up side A of the album, the Splitter Orchester remains faithful to its trademark
Superimpose, the duo of Christian Marien on drums and Matthias Müller on trombone, is going to celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2017! There will be lots of activities, e.g. concerts with the great singer Sofia Jernberg in April. Stay tuned! Superimpose is ONE sound – Matthias Müller and Christian Marien have been developing their collaborative
The Splitter Music Festival, taking place from the 24th to the 27th of November, is a new Berlin festival for contemporary orchestral music. The four evenings at “Wabe” and “Ballhaus Ost” with over 80 artists revolve around music-making in large formats, based on the power of free improvisation. Large Formations…. The central focus of the
Splitter Orchester consists of a variety of autonomous and ultra-specialised composer-performers who choose not to work in an institutionalised framework and who question existing hierarchies in the music establishment. The ensemble tends to use sound as the medium with which to explore artistic ideas, as opposed to actively seeking to continue a specific historical dialogue