Ensemble Recherche

Workshop + Concert @Lissabon
2025-07-26 - 2025-07-31 | Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa, Campus de Benfica do Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa, Lisboa, 1500-651, Portugal
The Applied Composition programme at the Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa aims to provide a contemporary education in the field of music production, with a focus on experimental areas – combined with the diversity of contemporary practices and tools of production. During the postgraduate programme, students have the opportunity to work with internationally renowned teaching staff, the Ensemble Recherche and the Schallfeld Ensemble – after an intensive workshop phase, the collaboration culminates in a concert with world premieres of all newly created works.

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello

Opening concert @Ensemble Academy
2025-09-02 20:00 (Europe/Helsinki) | Christuskirche, Maienstraße, Freiburg i.Br., 79102, Deutschland
Opening concert of the Academy week with Ensemble Recherche and Freiburger Barockorchester
The Academy-Week is the event at the heart of the Ensemble Academy Freiburg. This year, it takes place from 1st to 6th of september.
Surpassing the co-existence of different styles and periods, this program aims to give participants a thorough understanding of early and contemporary music. Since mutual artistic inspiration is absolutely vital to this endeavour, we are convinced participants will benefit greatly from sharing their experiences with different performance techniques and broadening their horizon by learning new approaches. What we hope to achieve with Academy-Week is to give participants the opportunity to learn specific skills for use in specialised ensembles and to simply come together in their joy of making music.

With works by
Enno Poppe

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello

Tickets
available at reservix.de and at the box office.

More information here: ensemble-akademie.de

Final concert @Ensemble Academy
2025-09-06 18:00 | Christuskirche, Maienstraße, Freiburg i.Br., 79102, Deutschland
Final concert with participants of the Academy Week
The Academy-Week is the event at the heart of the Ensemble Academy Freiburg. This year, it takes place from 1st to 6th of september.
Surpassing the co-existence of different styles and periods, this program aims to give participants a thorough understanding of early and contemporary music. Since mutual artistic inspiration is absolutely vital to this endeavour, we are convinced participants will benefit greatly from sharing their experiences with different performance techniques and broadening their horizon by learning new approaches. What we hope to achieve with Academy-Week is to give participants the opportunity to learn specific skills for use in specialised ensembles and to simply come together in their joy of making music.

Free entrance. Donations are welcome.

More information: ensemble-akademie.de & reservix.de

European Workshop for Contemporary Music @Warsaw
2025-09-16 - 2025-09-17
In the European Workshop for Contemporary Music (EWCM) young musicians from Poland, Germany and other European countries come together to work on core pieces from the contemporary music repertoire, explore contemporary playing techniques and premiere new works by young European composers.
The ensemble consists of about 20 young musicians who meet once a year for a week-long rehearsal and coaching period with the musicians of Ensemble Recherche. This is followed by a concert at the prestigious Warsaw Autumn festival.

With works by
Wolfgang Rihm, Ricardo Eizirik, Maciej Kabza, Golnaz Shariatzadeh and Fausto Romitelli

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Markus Schwind, trumpet (guest)

More information here.

Reingelauscht - ABO 1
2025-09-26 20:00 | Ensemblehaus Freiburg, Schützenallee 72, Freiburg i.Br., 79102, Deutschland
Imagine walking down a corridor, past a door left ajar – and hearing a peculiar mix of hums, squeaks, creaks, groaning,and hammering emerging from inside the room. Curious, you take a quick peek into the room, to figure out what the source of the noise is.
In this concert, we invite the audience to peek into every world of strange noises they encounter. Stefan Prins, Anna-Louise Walton, Kristine Tjøgersen and Maja Bosnić each create fascinating sound worlds of their own. Each piece presents new impulses and questions, which accompany us beyond the limits of the concert hall.
Stefan Prins’ intensive, electronic soundworld teems with feedback and fine layers. Anna-Louise Walton’s choreographic piece for object ensemble brings together precision and playfulness in the most fascinating of ways. Kristine Tjøgersen brings a poetic, natural dimension to the concerthall with instrumental imitations of birdsong. Maja Bosnić’s ((mno.go)) dissolves the fourth wall between the musicians and the audience.
But it will not be enough to participate passively in this concert. Instead, the focus is on active discovery: in the form of a participative intervention, sounds from pieces played will be recreated, altered, and experienced anew. Every sound which occurs in the concert hall will be microphoned and processed. In this way, every movement and every noise modifies the soundscape of the room and becomes part of the musical process. New artist duo is born: Recherche and its Audience! Alternatively: composition and improvisation.

With works by
Stefan Prins, Anna-Louise Walton, Kristine Tjøgersen and Maja Bosnić

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Lukas Nowok, sound design

Tickets
available at reservix.de, at Badische Zeitung Ticketservice and at the box office.

Supported by
Freunde of the Ensemble Recherche e.V.

Schlag 6 im Ensemblehaus!
2025-10-01 18:00, 2025-11-18 18:00, 2025-12-17 18:00, 2026-01-09 18:00, 2026-01-21 18:00, 2026-03-03 18:00, 2026-05-04 18:00 | Ensemblehaus Freiburg, Schützenallee 72, Freiburg i.Br., 79102, Deutschland
The spontaneous concert format of FBO and ensemble recherche in their rehearsal home
A free event of the foundation of the Baden-Württembergische Ensemble-Akademie Freiburg

Under the title “Schlag 6 im Ensemblehaus” (“Beat 6 in the Ensemble House”), musicians from both ensembles will create an entertaining musical evening as soloists, in small or larger groups in their joint rehearsal home.
Beginning: 6 p.m. Surprise program without intermission. Pay after.

Klassik am Meer @Wilhelmshaven
2025-10-05 20:00
One of the most important forums for contemporary art with a supra-regional impact, the Kunsthalle Wilhelmshaven offers an ideal performance space for the musical avant-garde. In the autumn of 2025, artists of different generations will explore the shimmering cosmopolitan empire of mermaids in the exhibition Of Mermaids, Border Crossers and an Aesthetics of the Fluid. Inspired by this, Ensemble Recherche dives into flowing musical soundscapes with works such as John Cage’s Water Music and Toshio Hosokawa’s The Water of Lethe.

With works by
Márton Illés, Bahar Royaee, John Cage, Michiko Fukazawa, Salvatore Sciarrino, Dai Fujikura and Toshio Hosokawa

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello

Tickets and more information here

NOW! @Essen
2025-10-31 20:30 | Pavillon, Philharmonie Essen, Huyssenallee 53, Essen, 45128, Germany
With works by
Clara Iannotta, Katherine Balch, Malin Bång, Ashkan Behzadi and Günter Steinke

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Lukas Nowok, sound design

Tickets and more information here.

Étoiles à Neutrons @MH Freiburg
2025-11-14 19:00 | Hochschule für Musik Freiburg, Wolfgang-Hoffmann-Saal, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Platz 1, Freiburg im Breisgau, 79102, Germany
With works by
Gérard Grisey

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Adam Woodward, violin
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Students of the percussion class of Håkon Stene
Studio for Electronic Music of the Institute for New Music

Admission free

They searched within him @rainy days Luxemburg
2025-11-21 20:30 | Salle de Musique de Chambre, Philharmonie Luxembourg, 1 Pl. de l'Europe, Clausen, 1499, Luxembourg
Elnaz Seyedi, Huihui Cheng and Ashkan Behzadi use different aesthetic languages to explore the understanding of the body – as sound, as space and as a carrier of meaning. Seyedi creates delicate sound sculptures that can be experienced by the senses. Cheng designs sound bodies that tend to split due to their inner contradictions and can be perceived as phenomenological entities. Behzadi ultimately turns the body into a social and political symbol, a carrier of collective memory, mourning and resistance.

With works by
Huihui Cheng, Elnaz Seyedi (UA) and Ashkan Behzadi

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Lukas Nowok, sound design

Tickets and more information here.

Supported by
Friends of Ensemble Recherche e. V.

Farnaz Modarresifar - ABO 2
2025-12-11 20:00 | Jazzhaus Freiburg, Schnewlinstraße 1, Freiburg, 79098, Deutschland
© Mai Toyama
The music of Farnaz Modarresifar exhibits the interplay between notation and improvisation. Her music thrives on trust and the close collaboration between herself and the musicians. Modarresifar’s works bring together touches of traditional Persian music with a contemporary musical language, characterized by the use of extended techniques, sound gestures, and a sensitivity for timing, stillness, and resonance. She creates a detailed sound world which calls for our attentiveness in the moment.
Within our first working phase, which was held in preparation for our performance at the Festival Archipel in Geneva, Ensemble Recherche worked closely with Farnaz Modarresifar, developing a common musical language which formed the basis of our intensive collaboration. Building on this dialogue, this new programme presents existing works alongside improvisations, as well as the world premiere of a piece for soprano, santur and Recherche.
The voice of Marie Soubestre plays a central role in the programme. Her longstanding collaboration with Farnaz Modarresifar facilitates their muscial rapport. Her expressive vocal capabilities expands the spectrum of sound possibilities and gives the music a lively, touching presence.
In the collaboration between Farnaz Modarresifar, Ensemble Recherche, and Marie Soubestre, a musical cosmos is created, where individualised forms of expression meet improvisation and composed structures, and where the western avantgarde meets Persian traditions. This programme creates a chance for musical communication, a space where singular experiences may resonate with one another – free, fragile, sensual and precise.

With works by
Farnaz Modarresifar

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Lukas Nowok, sound design
Marie Soubestre, soprano
Farnaz Modarresifar, santur

Tickets
available at reservix.de, at Badische Zeitung Ticketservice and at the box office.

Supported by
Impuls neue Musik, the GVL and the Friends of Ensemble Recherche e.V.

side by side @ MH Freiburg
2026-01-16 19:00 | Hochschule für Musik Freiburg, Kammermusiksaal, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Platz 1, Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Württemberg, 79102, Germany
With works by
İlyas Talha Güneş, Anna Terokhina and other repertoire works

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Anna Terokhina, Shamisen
Studio for electronic music of the Institute for New Musik
Friederike Scheunchen → Conductor

Admission free

Supported by

out of the box - Rathauskonzerte @Leonberg
2026-01-23 19:30 | Rathaus Leonberg, Belforter Platz 1, 71229 Leonberg, Deutschland
With works by
Helmut Lachenmann, Mirela Ivičević, Vito Žuraj, Arvo Pärt, Walther Erbacher and Hans Thomalla

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello

Tickets available here

Future Forest @Eclat Stuttgart
2026-02-05
With works by
Kirsten Reese

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello

Award winners' concert @Eclat Stuttgart
2026-02-08 19:00
With works by
Ying Wang and Elnaz Seyedi

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello

VerTönt! @Bern
2026-02-14 17:00 | Müller & Schade AG – Musik & Buch, Moserstrasse 16, Bern, Bern, 3014, Switzerland
Ensemble Recherche, one of the most renowned ensembles of contemporary music, comprises nine soloists. At VerTönt!, the three woodwinds of the ensemble present an assortment of different pieces from the last twenty years, bringing to light different aesthetic positions of the different composers.

With works by Dieter Ammann, Brian Ferneyhough, Malika Kishino, Hermann Meier, Salvatore Sciarrino

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, Flute
Eduardo Olloqui, Oboe
Shizuyo Oka, Clarinet

Entry: Donation (Recommended price 30.–)

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Workshop HdK Bern @Freiburg
2026-02-27 - 2026-03-01

Special concert: Hear! We move
2026-03-21 19:00 | Konzerthaus Freiburg, Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1, Freiburg, 79098, Deutschland
A choreographed soundscape about the environment, chaos, and the vision of harmony.
Fire, water, earth, air, a resonant cosmos, and humanity at its heart.
A holistic sensory concert experience for people between 5 and 105 years old about nature, chaos, and harmony with music and choreography: over 100 students with and without hearing impairments perform on the stage of the Freiburg Concert Hall to the sounds of the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra and the Ensemble Recherche: hEar! We move
Early and new music, as well as a commissioned work composed especially for this project, intertwine both ensembles and symbolize the vision of harmony.
Accompanied by a scientific study by the Freiburg Institute for Musician Medicine, the project, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BKM), also implements new formats for people with hearing impairments and cochlear implant users to make music not only audible but also tangible.

With works by
Kathrin Denner, Katharine Balch, Carola Bauckholt, Rebecca Saunders and other baroque composers.

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Lukas Nowok, sound design
FREIBURGER BAROCKORCHESTER
Students from and around Freiburg

In cooperation
with the Freiburger Barockorchester and the Freiburger Institut für Musikermedizin at the MH Freiburg.

Information and Tickets at reservix.de

Supported by
the Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien

Tanz: Lachenmann - ABO 3
2026-03-28 20:00, 2026-03-29 20:00 | E-Werk Freiburg, Eschholzstr.77, Freiburg i.Br., 79106, Deutschland
Helmut Lachenmann’s 90th birthday on 27th November 2025 is not just an excuse for celebration, but also a reason for a special, experimental jubilee concert.
Lachenmann and his music have accompanied our ensemble for over fourty years. It has challenged us, inspired us and always pushed us to redefine our limits. His music is radical and strikes a unique balance between corporeality and analytical precision and between intuition and contemplation.
With the choreographer Emi Miyoshi and the SHIBUI KOLLEKTIV we endeavour to shine a new light on Lachenmann’s music: The presence of dancers and movers on stage illuminates the corporeal dimension o fLachenmann’s music. And Lachenmann’s music provides inspiration for the creation of a new choreography.
Lachenmann’s abstract musical language offers a plethora of possibilities for choreography, not least because the musicians’ bodies themselves are involved in providing impulses in the music. Works such as Mouvement, which explores the final twitches and movements before stiffening in death, set movement and resistance in a charged relationship. One observes similar characteristics in solo pieces such as Guero or Pression and in ensemble pieces like Trio Fluido, which have a choreographical component to them. Of course, these compositions can simply be listened to. However, at the same time, it is clear that they are also physically and choreographically structured processes.
In her own language of movement, Emi Miyoshi confronts Lachenmann‘s music. The music and dance meet as equals in this project; neither is subservient to the other. Both artists are unabashedly strong, and the two art forms speak both on their own as well as together.
This project is a continuation of the learning process which Lachenmann’s music always demands. At the same time, it is an invitation for a new learning process. We don’t yet know where this path will take us, but what we do know is that it is a path which can only be found through cooperation and collaboration – between artists, between sound and bodies, between the performers and the audience.

With works by
Helmut Lachenmann

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Lukas Nowok, sound design
SHIBUI KOLLEKTIV
Artistic Direction | Choreography: Emi Miyoshi
Dancers: Sophia Barr, Marcella Centenero, Melissa Kieffer
Costume: Emi Miyoshi
Installation: Paula Mierzowsky
Technical Direction: Domitile Guinchard
Lighting: Steffen Melch
Project Management | Education and Outreach : Anna Kempin
Photo | Video: Marc Doradzillo
Production: Shibui Kollektiv and Ensemble Recherche

Tickets
available at reservix.de, at Badische Zeitung Ticketservice and at the box office.

Supported by
Regional Association of Independent Dance and Theater Professionals (LaFT BW) and Friends of Ensemble Recherche e. V.

In cooperation
with the SHIBUI Kollektiv and E-Werk Freiburg

Propaganda - ABO 4
2026-05-08 20:00 | Lokhalle Freiburg, Paul-Ehrlich-Straße 5, Freiburg, 79106, Deutschland
In today’s digital age, propaganda has assumed a new form – one which is increasingly convincing and effective. Artificial intelligence and synthetic media are becoming progressively successful at creating seemingly true imitations of real people, which brings with it enormous potential for manipulation. Deepfakes sow doubt, infiltrate our reality and endanger democratic society. In 2022,a fabricated video of the Ukrainian president Zelenskyy appeared on the internet, in which he called for the surrender of Ukrainian troops. It was a shocking infringement in the midst of the war.
Ensemble Recherche presents an artistic response to this phenomenon with its project propaganda. In collaboration with Prof. Nina Fischer, who leads the class for experimental film und media art at the University of the arts Berlin, two new works will be created for chamber ensemble, electronics, and video. Here, deepfakes are not simply presented as fraud, instead, they are used as a means of artistic expression and an expression of a political construction of reality. Synthesized voices and manipulated images are not used to conceal, but to reveal – as a means of analysis and criticism.
Two premieres form the core of the programme. Tamara Miller teams up with Nina Fischer and Yuheng Chen collaborates with Maya Masuda. Miller combines organic polyphony and extended techniques with posthuman and ecological considerations, often in reference to works of literature. Chen explores modulations of instrumental sounds between pitch and noise – his music compresses fragile emotions into intensive sonic images. The programme is complemented by Arnau Brichs’ Supra Calculated Will which reflects social manipulation musically, and Joanna Bailie’s Artificial Environments, which layers real sounds with fictitious comments – a game with our expectations and perception.
In this project, propaganda is not only conceived as a danger, but also an opportunity for an artistic intervention. Inspired by Oliver Marchart’s „conflictual aesthetics”, propaganda is proposed as a tool for political visualization and an invitation to consider new realities. Moreover, the collaboration with the UdK is a strong symbol for the relevance of artistic research and critical artistic praxis in times of cultural policy cutbacks.

With works by
Yuheng Chen (UA) & Maya Masuda, Tamara Miller (UA) & Nina Fischer/Maroan el Sani, Arnau Brichs and Joanna Bailie

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Lukas Nowok, sound design

Tickets
available at reservix.de, at Badische Zeitung Ticketservice and at the box office.

Supported by
Musikfonds, Kunststiftung NRW and the Friends of Ensemble Recherche e. V.

In cooperation
with the Aktionstheater PAN.OPTIKUM

side by side @HfM Trossingen
2026-06-17
With works by
Gérard Grisey and students

side by side @MH Freiburg
2026-06-25 | Hochschule für Musik Freiburg, Kammermusiksaal, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Platz 1, Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Württemberg, 79102, Germany

Der Zukunft zugewandt - ABO 5
2026-07-07 19:30 | Konzerthaus Freiburg, Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1, Freiburg, 79098, Deutschland
In this evening, two bodies of sound of the Freiburg music scene collide – they both comprise the same instruments but could not be more different in their musical directions. Ensemble Recherche teams up with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Freiburg in this concert. What happens, when a chamber ensemble with nine members works with a symphony orchestra of around 70 people? Does an asymmetry or field of tension arise, in which special qualities of each formation influence and inspire the other?
The evening opens with Murmurs by Rebecca Saunders, which was composed in 2009 for Ensemble Recherche. It dances on the verge of inaudibility: whispers, traction and breath – a fragile web of tension and silence. The sounds are not set; instead, they are ephemeral and always in motion.
The highlight of the evening is the premiere of a new piece by Mirela Ivičević, commissioned by the Freiburg Theatre. Both ensembles enter into a conversation with this piece. Ivičević accentuates the respective strengths of each ensemble and the contrasts between them, by creating a patchwork of different movements, in which the musicians of Ensemble Recherche play as soloists or in smaller subgroups, in contrast to the fullness oft he orchestra. The composer conceives of music as an energy-charged process, as a frictional surface – and finds a musical language, one which is especially suitable for a special exchange between two ensembles.
The finale of the concert is Béla Bartók‘s Suite The Miraculous Mandarin, interpreted by the Philharmonic Orchestra Freiburg- a work, which was already considered transgressive at the time of its premiere. till today, it is a symbol for the nexus of artistic radicality and cultural openness.

With works by
Béla Bartók, Rebecca Saunders and Mirela Ivičević* (UA)
*Composition commissioned by the Freiburg Theatre, made possible by the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation

ENSEMBLE RECHERCHE
Anja Clift, flute
Eduardo Olloqui, oboe
Shizuyo Oka, clarinet
Klaus Steffes-Holländer, piano
Christian Dierstein, percussion
Adam Woodward, violin
Sofia von Atzingen, viola
Åsa Åkerberg, violoncello
Lukas Nowok, sound design
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA FREIBURG
André de Ridder, Musical direction

Tickets
available at Theater Freiburg.

In cooperation
with the Freiburg Theatre

Supported by
Friends of Ensemble Recherche e. V.
