A moderated lecture-concert in which the composer discusses working methods, choice of material and the genesis of individual works. Short excerpts between the conversation segments make the questions under discussion immediately audible.

An evening of chamber and ensemble works by Arnulf Herrmann, performed by an internationally staffed contemporary music ensemble. The programme spans both recent and established pieces from Herrmann's output, offering a cross-section of his compositional language between timbre, rhythm and dramaturgy.

The programme centres on works for mixed ensemble, pairing them with compositions by contemporaries. At its heart lies the question of how individual instrumental voices combine into a shared, load-bearing sonic image.

Performance of Tour de Trance for soprano and orchestra after a poem by Monika Rinck. The solo part demands declamatory sharpness and cantabile line in equal measure, placing the singer in continuous dialogue with the shifting orchestral sound.

A chamber music evening with works for small forces. The programme combines solo and ensemble formats, making audible the breadth of chamber-musical thinking in the composer's output.

The staged version of Hard Boiled Variations brings ensemble and choreography together. The cyclical design of the piece allows both levels to develop independently while repeatedly meeting one another.