A first encounter, the trio explores ritual improvisations within a continuum of microtonal landscapes.

Ying-Hsueh Chen is a Taiwanese-Danish percussionist and composer, internationally acclaimed for her extraordinary stage presence, groundbreaking interpretations of contemporary music, and shamanistic approach to performance, improvisation and composition.

Ying-Hsueh enjoys a versatile career across Europe and Asia. As a soloist, she has performed with, among others, the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, Theatre of Voices, and the Danish National Vocal Ensemble. Her accolades include the Danish Music Critics’ Artist Award and the Danish Composers’ Society’s Musician Prize. Her performances have been broadcast on radio and TV in Denmark, the USA, Taiwan, and South Korea, and have received praise from publications such as The New York Times. Her latest album, Dark Radiance, received a 6-star review from Politiken.

Danish-based Canad...

A first encounter, the trio explores ritual improvisations within a continuum of microtonal landscapes.

Ying-Hsueh Chen is a Taiwanese-Danish percussionist and composer, internationally acclaimed for her extraordinary stage presence, groundbreaking interpretations of contemporary music, and shamanistic approach to performance, improvisation and composition.

Ying-Hsueh enjoys a versatile career across Europe and Asia. As a soloist, she has performed with, among others, the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, Theatre of Voices, and the Danish National Vocal Ensemble. Her accolades include the Danish Music Critics’ Artist Award and the Danish Composers’ Society’s Musician Prize. Her performances have been broadcast on radio and TV in Denmark, the USA, Taiwan, and South Korea, and have received praise from publications such as The New York Times. Her latest album, Dark Radiance, received a 6-star review from Politiken.

Danish-based Canadian composer and pianist, Matt Choboter’s music paints subliminal sound narratives between the cracks of avant-jazz, experimental and contemporary classical. Informed by non-western cultures and eclectic spiritualism, he embraces liminal psychology and dream work; a rather panpsychist philosophy and existential orientation; and a musical practice absorbing particular features of South Indian classical and Balinese Gamelan.

Releasing on labels like KAIROS (AU), Inner Circle Music (NY) , ILK Music (DK) and Songlines Recordings (CAN), his music has been described as: “ephemeral and beautifully fragile” (Passive Aggressive, DK), “A realized musical dream” (MusicWorks, CAN) and music that “expands and blows the mind” (London Jazz News).

Flavia Huarachi is a Bolivian-Danish flutist, vocalist, composer, and performance artist rooted in her multicultural identity. Her compositions and performances often explore themes of the unconscious, bodily memory and decolonization, crafting sonic languages that honor her heritage while weaving new ones.

Trained as a folk and classical musician before diving into improvisation and avant-garde expression, Flavia’s versatility has led her to collaborate and release across genres with artists like Andreas Odbjerg, Raphael Gimenes, Shatter Hands and Takykardia as well as ensembles such as The Space Above, CRRNT Band and Orchestra of the Americas....

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