UMS'nJIP
producing Karlheinz Stockhausen's legendary
Helikopter-Streichquartett at Forum
Wallis/Switzerland.
JIP as festival director, UMS as André
Richard's assistant.
The work was performed May 24th 2015
together with the Arditti Quartet, André
Richard, Air-Glaciers and TPC
EINER
staged by PABLO MARITANO at CETC (TEATRO COLON)
Buenos Aires
Pablo Maritano (stage director),
Eugenio Szwarcer (stage design),
Teresa Floriach (actress), Betina Robles (light
design),
Maria Emilia Tambutti (costume design),
Maria Porten, Georges Aperghis, UMS'nJIP
(composers),
Centro de Experimentacion del Teatro Colon CETC,
Buenos Aires, Argentina
4-25 Nov 2015
UMS´nJIP invited by Biennale Musica
Venezia
to perform works by Ivan Fedele (interactive visuals
by Andrew Quinn) and Simone Conforti
at Teatro Piccolo Arsenale Venezia
17 Nov 2019
GENEALOGIAS at FNOBA 2016 (Festival Nueva Opera
de Buenos Aires)
Festival Nueva Opera de Buenos Aires
2016
Marcelo Delgado (stage director), Adriana Vinals
(actress) & UMS'nJIP,
commissioned by Centro de Experimentacion del Teatro
Colon CETC, Buenos Aires, Argentina
staged at Centro de las Artes de la Universidad
Nacional de San Martin UNSAM Buenos Aires
1-8 Aug 2016
LA
NOCHE DE LA BESTIA (EINER en Barrios Informales,
FNOBA 2018)
contemporary opera as a participative
and sustainable experience
commissioned by Festival Nueva Opera de Buenos Aires
FNOBA2018
with Pablo Maritano (stage director), Teresa
Floriach & UMS'nJIP (composition & music
direction),
in collaboration Centro de Experimentacion del
Teatro Colon CETC,
Instituto de la Vivienda de la Ciudad de Buenos
Aires IVC,
Corporacion Buenos Aires Sur, Jovenes X el Cambio
Teatro 25 de Mayo Buenos Aires, 7 & 8 Aug 2018
UMS'nJIP invited by INBA &
Foro Internacional de Musica Nueva Manuel Enriquez
FIMNME 41 2019
to perform at Ex Teresa Arte Actual
and MUAC (together with CeproMusic Ensamble)
UMS'nJIP
opens the new music concert series
'Off Liceu - Diàlegs Musicals'
at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona
with Catalan composer Joan Bages' Meta-Morphé
16 FEB 2017
INTEGRATIONS with Klangforum
Wien, MCME, dissonArt,
Taller Sonoro, CEPROmusic Ensamble CDMX, zafraan
Berlin and many more
'Integrations'
is an artistic research project by UMS'nJIP
in collaboration with internationally established
partner groups and composers.
'Integrations' provides an opportunity to present,
integrate and deploy
the results of many years musical practice and
research
in a new and larger instrumental, esthetic and
cultural connexion.
Featured Partner Ensembles:
Klangforum Wien,
Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble MCME,
dissonArt Thessaloniki
Taller Sonoro Sevilla
zafraan Ensemble Berlin
CEPROmusic Ensamble Mexico City
Together with Ensemble Modern,
Ensemble Recherche
& CrossingLines Ensemble, UMS'nJIP release a
new CD
featuring works by Luis Codera Puzo at the
Austrian label col legno,
co-funded by the prestigious German Ernst von
Siemens Musikstiftung
With >1400 events, >300
commissioned works &
>35
international awards since 2007,
UMS'nJIP is
one of the most active contemporary
music ensembles worldwide.
Aiming to provide students,
performers and composers
with relevant, practical and useful information,
UMS'nJIP have been invited by more than 50
universities from all over the world to share
their experiencies by
giving lectures, workshops, masterclasses and
conferences.
UMS’nJIP are also
composers and have received
numerous awards at international
composition
contests. In addition they have
been commissioned
for works by internationally renowned
ensembles among them Neue
Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, Ensemble Phoenix
Basel, Ensemble proton Bern,
Basler Madrigalisten, Taller Sonoro Sevilla,
Ensemble Nuove Musiche,
CEPROMUSIC Mexico, Putni, Ensemble Aventure,
Via Nova, L'Arsenale,
zafraan Ensemble Berlin, Uroboros London,
Männerstimmen Basel,
dissonArt Ensemble and the works
have
been performed in the US, Switzerland, China,
Corea, Greece,
Germany, Latvia, Italy, Belgium and Israel
among others.
UMS'nJIP 2007-2022
Discover one of the most fascinating
contemporary music ensembles of our time!
By Swiss graphic artist Christoph Heinen
(CH.H. Grafik, Naters)
Visit us on YouTube &
SoundCloud
and discover hundreds of live and studio
recordings from our repertoire,
plus numerous interviews and entertaining
excerpts from our operas
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