Kompopolex Trio premiere a new work, commissioned by Frequenz Festival Kiel. It is performed by Kompopolex Trio alongside Xol Meissner (performer alias of Mauro Hertig) on electric guitars and include a live sample exchange process. Part of Frequenz’ three day festival, the work’s premiere will take place on May 23, 2025.
TESTIMONY with Cantando Admont November 2024
Vocal ensemble Cantando Admont, under the musical direction of Cordula Bürgi, will premiere new work TESTIMONY for six voices and guitar. Xol Meissner (performer alias of Mauro Hertig) will sing and play alongside the ensemble. The premiere is taking place on November 8 at Bruseum, Graz, Austria.


Sacrificial G.O.A.T. at ECLAT Festival 2024
ECLAT Festival premieres a new work for metal duo Sarattma in their upcoming edition in Stuttgart, Germany, in February 2024. Titled “Sacrificial G.O.A.T.” and created in collaboration with Bastian Zimmermann, Sara Neidorf and Matt Hollenberg. The piece includes scream and destruction actions by trained and untrained participants, the sounds of which are used in a live-feedback system by the metal band on stage.



Three Works at Impuls Festival 2023
For the upcoming Impuls Festival Graz, three works will be performed – a new commission by Impuls for hand werk Köln titled Archival Serpent – the Graz version of The Great Mirror, performed by Cantando Admont vocal ensemble and Cordula Bürgi – as well as Another, Very Last Time, the Same for Strings+Noise Duo.
Performances happen throughout the duration of the festival July 23 – August 3, 2023. Archival Serpent will be presented throughout three days, from July 24-26 at Forum Stadtpark, as a site specific installation-performance.



Kunstmuseum St. Gallen – Sound Installation and Choir
As part of Kunstmuseum St. Gallen’s exhibition “Sweet Days of Discipline” by artist Camille Henrot, three works of mine are exhibited at LOK. A three-channel sound installation floods the exhibition space with familiar, yet alienating sounds and noises heard by a child in a state of hyper-focus: a dog scratching its ears, buzzing bees, a parental “sh!”. Security personell of the museum hum lullabies for visitors, blurring the lines between cold authority and care. And at last, a chamber choir piece, performed on site and throughout the year, complement the show, curated by Nadia Veronese, running from June 10 through November 5, 2023.




Finalist of 12th Mivos/Kanter Prize
The string quartet Silly Empath has been selected for the final round of the 12th Mivos/Kanter Composition Prize in New York. At its origin, Silly Empath was a commission by the Orpheus Competition, composed for the Orpheus’ 1st prize winners Atenea Quartet. The piece was premiered at Swiss Chamber Music Festival on September 18, 2022.
Lemniscate premiere Longtermism on Swiss Tour
Basel based Lemniscate Ensemble are taking the newly commissioned ensemble piece Longtermism on their concert stops through Bern, Zurich and Basel from May 8-10, 2023.
Longtermism is composed along the musical childhood memories of the musicians of the ensemble. Each one of them operates a cassette player filled with lullabies, their early pieces, scales and memories of teacher’s instructions. They play along their own musical past, interweaving the musical now of the concert with their earliest acts as musicians.
Orchestra Commission Basel Sinfonietta



For their 22/23 season tour through Germany and Belgium, I have contributed a new commission for Basel Sinfonietta – under the musical direction of Baldur Brönnimann. To be be performed by a largely blindfolded orchestra, Losing the Red Queen’s Race for orchestra was be performed alongside the Piano Concerto by Simon Steen-Andersen and György Ligeti’s San Francisco Polyphony
Nov 6, 2022, Burghof, Lörrach | Nov 30, 2022, De Singel, Antwerpen | Dec 1, 2022, De Bijloke, Gent
DHMD Museum Dresden Sound Installation
DHMD museum Dresden is showing a sound installation version of Mum Hum as part of their exhibition “Of Genes and Human Beings”. Mum Hum, with its mumbled misunderstandings and communication in the womb, uses pre-semantic language as its main material. The show is running from February 11 through September 10, 2023, and is curated by Viktoria Krason and Nele-Hendrikje Lehmann.