Renewable Music
Masterclasses – Open Rehearsals – Concerts 2024

World Premieres of Compositions
Commissioned as part of the RenMus project

Máté Balogh
– Thoreau Second Hand. In memoriam Alvin Lucier for narrator, wind ensemble and recycled percussion instruments
Samuel Hvozdík – Stigma for seven instruments and electronics
Katarzyna Krzewińska – green&blue | dreamin’ for ensemble, audio playback and sound installation
Ian Mikyska – Forest/Trees for ensemble and playback

Admission to all events is free!

PLEASE FIND ALL CONCERT RECORDINGS IN THE PLAYLIST EMBEDDED BELOW!

Prague, Czechia


Sunday 14th July 2024
Antonín Dvořák Museum – Villa America

6.00 p.m. Meet the Artists

St. Catherine’s Garden
(in case of bad weather: Salvátor Church)

7.30 p.m. Open Dress Rehearsal

Monday 15th July 2024
St. Catherine’s Garden
(in case of bad weather: Salvátor Church)

8.00 p.m. Concert

Berg Orchestra & UMZE Ensemble
Peter Vrábel – conductor

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Co-financed by the Czech Ministry of Culture, City of Prague, National Recovery Plan, Arts Institute / SoundCzech, OSA Partnership, BENU Pharmacies.

Budapest, Hungary


Thursday 1st August 2024
BMC – Budapest Music Centre

2.00 p.m. Open Rehearsal & Masterclass with the UMZE Ensemble

Friday 2nd August 2024
The House of Music

8.00 pm. Concert

UMZE Ensemble & EnsembleSpectrum
Gergely Vojda – conductor

Warsaw, Poland


Saturday 20th July 2024
Courtyard of the Royal Castle
as part of the Music Gardens Festival

10.00 a.m. Open Dress Rehearsal
3.00 p.m. Concert

Hashtag Ensemble & Berg Orchestra
Maciej Koczur – conductor

Sunday 21st July 2024
Radziejowice Palace
Courtesy of the International Summer Course for Composers Synthetis

11.00 a.m. Masterclass
with Project Composers

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Co-financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund – a special purpose state fund.

Bratislava, Slovakia


Thursday 17th August 2024
Nivy Station’s Green Roof

5.00 p.m. Open Rehearsal

6.30 p.m. Meet the Composers

8.00 p.m. Concert

EnsembleSpectrum & Hashtag Ensemble
Matej Sloboda – conductor

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Supported using public funding by Slovak Arts Council.

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