Sat, 14.11.2026
Doors: 19:00 · Start: 20:30
Wooli Duo
WOOLI / 無理 / 우리 is an avant-garde folk duo formed by Taiwanese pipa player Fan-Qi Wu and Norwegian drummer Michael Lee Sørenmo.
WOOLI DUO explores the endless possibilities of sound through extensive improvisational interplay between pipa and percussion. Drawing inspiration from East Asian traditional music and rooted in the spirit of avant-garde folk, their music is shaped through improvisation, real-time dialogue, and a shared curiosity for sound.
Wooli Duo reinterpret and engage with tradition not as a fixed form but as an ever-changing force, embracing the unique sound texture and soundscape of music, a fluid, organic musical language of their own.
Since their debut in Oslo in April 2024, the duo has performed across Europe at festivals such as Aarhus Jazz Festival, Vestafor Festival, Copenhagen Jazz Festival, and (s)Nodi Festival. Their first album is released in March 2026 under self-run Record Label Hajodo.
Cora Hausch
Cora Leli Hausch (she/her) is a sound and media artist and graphic designer, head of the label Moozak, and occasionally active in the organizations Echoraeume and XOK. She holds an MA for architecture from the Technical University of Vienna, where she investigated the relation between sound and space from an architectural and artistic perspective. As a coder she also contributes to the open-source music software ppooll. In her sound performances, she primarily explores sound as physically perceived and different states of matter between tension and discharge. She works almost exclusively with synthetic sounds, feedback, and spatial sound techniques. As a curator, she is responsible for the design and execution of well over 100 events and numerous record releases.
Ravenna Escaleira
Artist from Porto, now based in Lisbon, after time spent in Brazil, Spain and Italy, in a process of self discovery that reflects itself in her music. With a body of work encompassing music, poetry and visual arts. After her idiosyncratic and direct experiments with electronics under the RVN alias, which left a legacy of performances and digital releases that would go from raw noise to almost ambient textures, she has been developing her own language on the saxophone, piano, and bass guitar after years playing in the streets. A lived experience that is reenacted through a deep lyricism, close to the most aching ballad, designed by the acoustic space it inhabits
https://ravennaescaleira.bandcamp.com/
Frederic Stritter
Frederic Stritter is a sound artist based in Vienna. He develops electroacoustic compositions, installations, and performances, as well as sound design for film and theatre.
His work examines acoustic phenomena typically outside immediate perception. His practice is framed by two opposing positions: that nothing is natural anymore, and that humans are natural, hence everything they create is natural. This tension shapes his exploration of field recordings, synthetic sound, and the boundaries between documentation and transformation.