NEOS Music

Daniel Dodds, first violinRegula Dodds, second violinKatrin Burger, violaAlexander Kionke, cello The Festival Strings Lucerne are one of the most important chamber orchestras in Europe. They were founded as a string orchestra with harpsichord in 1956 by the Viennese violin legend Wolfgang Schneiderhan and the Swiss conductor and violinist Rudolf Baumgartner. Since 2012, the Festival Strings Lucerne has been developing under the artistic director Daniel

Gunnar Geisse (born July 11, 1962 in Giessen) is a German musician, improviser, composer and performer. He moves in the area of ​​tension between experimental/improvised music and new music. To do this, he developed a complex set of instruments consisting of an electric guitar and electronic sound processing, which he calls the laptop guitar. He also plays various other stringed instruments, in addition to the banjo and mandolin, primarily those from Central Asia, such as Uzbek or Persian dotâr. Geisse has his

Composer Juan Manuel Marrero, born in 1970 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, is a European composer with a doctorate, specializing in aesthetics, sciences and technologies of the arts. In 1995 he settled permanently in France, where he became part of the Paris music scene, the center of which was and is the famous Ircam initiated by Pierre Boulez.

Simone Santi Gubini (*1980, Rome) is particularly interested in music as an intense physical experience, in music that demands fulfillment. Through the use of highly textured developments, extreme ambiguity and overexposed tones, the composer shapes a raw and tangible sound. He creates maximum contrasts and an explosion of ever-changing relationships on every musical parameter