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Sound Plasma Berlin

Sound Plasma is going back to Berlin for its 10th anniversary.

On 6 November 2026 Ensemble for New Music Tallinn and Ensemble21 (Belgium) come together to create a vibrant and daring musical dialogue. This program brings together works by Madli Marje Gildemann, Oren Boneh, and Arash Yazdani, as well as Jean-Luc Hervé’s "Germination", a work that blends concert and sound installation to create a constantly evolving soundscape.

Through rich sonorities and instrumental combinations from both ensembles, the concert explores perpetually transforming universes: soundscapes that take root, grow, and flourish under the batons of Arash Yazdani and Marc Collet.

This collaboration between Brussels and Tallinn gives rise to a demanding and nuanced musical dialogue, rooted in a profound exploration of contemporary musical languages.

Program:
Madli Marje Gildemann "Metanoia" (2025)
Oren Boneh "Widget Adjective" (2025)
Arash Yazdani "Shimmering of White Phosphorus" (2024)
Jean-Luc Hervé "Germination" (2013)

Sound Plasma is a concert series and festival format dedicated to music with alternative intonation. It has been organized since 2017 and it has taken place annually in Berlin and Tallinn as a network of satellite mini-festivals.

Credits

Ensemble for New Music Tallinn
Toomas Hendrik Ellervee (violin), Talvi Nurgamaa (viola), Madis Jürgens (double bass), Chiara Percivati (clarinets), Talvi Hunt (piano), Karl Erik Laas (sound engineer), Arash Yazdani (artistic director and conductor)
Guest musicians
Artur Reinpõld (horn), Weston Olencki (trombone)
Ensemble21
Anne Davids (flutes), Benjamin Maneyrol (clarinets), Marcel Degotte (trumpet), Max Charue (percussion), Aymeric de Villoutreys (violin), Anne-Gabrielle Lia-Aragnouet (cello), Marc Collet (conductor)

Next events

  1. Sound Plasma 10House of the Blackheads, White Hall
  2. Co-creation workshopECCM hall
  3. Schönberg series. OPUS MIRUM. Kai Kallastu (soprano), Andrus Kallastu (electronics)Estonian Centre of Contemporary Music