Thursday 22 April, 18:30

Flow — Vertixe Sonora Ensemble

Vertixe Sonora Ensemble presents Flow, a rebellious, defiant programme confronting the excesses of abusive and authoritarian power. Musicians from Vertixe Sonora join teachers and students from the Conservatoire in an open dialogue of sonic textures. The evening features new student compositions and a line-up including Roberto Alonso Trillo (violin), Pablo Coello (saxophone), María Mogas (accordion), Diego Ventoso (percussion) and Arturo Corrales (composition, sound). The work balances rigorous contemporary notation with visceral timbral exploration, creating an intense, communal sonic experience.

Rue François d'Ivernois 7,
Geneva
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Photo Credit: Conservatoire populaire

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