segment 19 – FLUME a/v composition premiere

segment 19 – FLUME, the next step of my contribution to the FLOW project by Cities and Memory and the Universities of Padova and Würzburg. I added a video and a live part to segment 19 – FLUME and premiered it as segment 19 – FLUME audio-visual composition live iteration at Klangzeit-Werkstatt festival by Gesellschaft für Neue Musik / GNM Münster at music-conservatory Münster, GER, May 16th 2026.

Segment 19 – FLUME investigates the acoustic behavior of a regulated river segment through a post-cinematic audiovisual compositional approach. The piece originates from a field recording made inside the concrete tube of a fish pass, where water striking the walls produces a narrow resonance between A and B♭. This unstable microtonal field becomes the structural centre of the work. Granular and spectral processes, sine tones, and slowly drifting accordion drones performed on two slightly detuned instruments reorganise the recording into an evolving acoustic space.

The video has its origins in massively processed false-color satellite images of the area. The aim was to transform the wide view from space into the way from the river basin through the narrow concrete tube under this dammed part of the river Lech near the municipality of Scheuring / GER. Rather than depicting the site, this video-composition amplifies its latent resonances, pressure, and spatial constraints.

Segment 19 – FLUME also exists in a live iteration, where a third accordion performs live alongside the fixed video-composition. 

FLOW project out now at EGU geoscience conference, Vienna 7.5.2026

I am proud to be a part of the amazing FLOWproject with „segment 19 – FLUME“, a composition with the resonances of a fish-pass at the Lech for tube, accordion and sine-tone.

Flow is presented actually at the EGU general assembly in Vienna, the biggest geoscience conference in Europe.

Flow combines science, sound, and imagery to bring to life the story of the river Lech, which flows through Austria and Germany, as an example representing all rivers, all over the world.

Researchers at the University of Padua and the University of Würzburg collected satellite images, research, photography and field recordings from the entire length of the river, and asked artists to reimagine the life of the river through sound.

Working with the University of Padova and the University of Würzburg, Flow tells the story of a river through sound, from its source to its end. Flow is hosted by the famous „Cities and memory“, the british soundart project around field recordings, memories and the sound of places allover planet earth.

Listen to segment 19, FLUME:

https://map.citiesandmemory.com/maps/point/3759

Listen to all of the amazing compositions along the 25 segments of the river Lech, from the source in the Austrian alps up to the estuary into the Donau in Bavaria / Germany:

https://citiesandmemory.com/flow

Bruital Voyage. Anja Kreysing & Stefan Strasser, release on attenuation circuit

Out now on attenuation circuit! Bruital Voyage

A single uninterrupted transmission from bruitkasten @ Ebertplatz Cologne during a concert in September 2025.

Anja Kreysing (accordion & electronics) and Stefan Strasser (guitar & electronics) navigate dense sonic geographies of abstract texture and harmonic traces, where signals erode, tonal fragments emerge and disappear, and noise moves like weather across concrete structures. 

This soundtrack is shaped through realtime compositional interaction rooted in radical listening. Cinematic in scope and associative in form, the music of Stefan and Anja unfolds like an acoustic film without images – a voyage through unstable sonic landscapes that trigger a vivid cinema of the mind.


mastered live recording from #bruitkasten #Cologne, Impakt / Gemeinde Köln, Ebertplatz 9/17/2025 https://emerge.bandcamp.com/album/bruital-voyage

Video-Exhibition Krefeld 6.2.-22.2.2026

6.2.-22.2.2026 MOVE IT Videoperspektiven, 35Blumen e.V., Krefeld

A Video Exhibition with invited artists and an open call. I am invited with Angel – woven by water, GULF/Borders, DryStorm9 (Mopomoso TV Edition) and Tidal Interferences. Tidal Interferences is currently also part of Ebba Jahn’s Video-Art Pavillon at the international, independent and decentralized Media-Art Festival „The Wrong Biennale“.

https://35blumen.org/

ORTentvined, quadrophonic fixed-media composition for LJUDBIO XI quadrophonic festival, Uppsala, Sweden

ORTentvined

ORTentvined is originally a quadrophonic fixed-media composition developed from recordings made at a former Nazi-era military complex, the ORT. This is a careful stereo-mixdown of the composition. 

The work constructs an acoustic architecture from entirely site-derived materials: brittle footsteps through overgrown blackberry vines, resonances of abandoned wooden and concrete floors, metallic fragments of domestic debris, and the shifting pressure of the surrounding landscape – the piece develops a spatialized aural architecture grounded in forensic listening. Through granular micro-processing and controlled diffusion techniques, these materials are transformed while retaining their latent physical and historical identities.

The composition unfolds across a seven-minute spatial trajectory in which exterior and interior sound zones gradually intersect and contaminate one another. Vines appear unexpectedly inside the spatial field, concrete resonances drift toward the front, and domestic shards punctuate the quadrophonic plane. A sustained electric-guitar drone plus a short accordion-shiver operates not as a musical gesture but as structural pressure, articulating the latent tensions embedded in the site.

Rather than reconstructing historical events, ORTentwined treats the location as an active acoustic witness. Its surfaces, materials, and resonant cavities reveal traces of the architecture’s past through sound alone. The listener encounters a sequence of tectonic shifts in density, texture, and spatial orientation. These shifts foreground listening as a method for approaching contested spaces and ecologies marked by abandonment, overgrowth, and unresolved historical presence.

ORTentvined positions sound as a primary mode of spatial and historical inquiry. It belongs to a contemporary lineage of post-cinematic, site-responsive sound works that privilege raw materiality, perceptual attention, and the unstable boundaries between ecology, architecture, and memory.

ORT entvined was premiered at 7th December 2025 in Uppsala, Sweden at LJUDBIO XI quadrophonia festival, SLOTTSBIOGRAFEN by Girilal Baars http://www.slottsbio.se/ljudbio/om_kompositorerna/om_ljudbioXI/

Thanks for having me with ORTentvined!

Canticle Of The Sun / Pjesma Sunca, sound work for Hartung I Trenz, Videodocu from Visualia Festival Pula, HR out now!

Canticle Of The Sun, composition & concert for Hartung I Trenz, Visualia Festival Pula HR

Canticle of the sun, the famous text by brother Francis from Assisi. The installation takes place in the Franciscan Monastery in Pula, 13th century, during the Visualia Festival. The text is based on the croation version of Canticle of the Sun. All verses have been animated separately, combined and projected as an immersive installation in the cloister church.

The sound is specially composed by Anja Kreysing and she did on 2 evenings of the festival several concerts playing live in addition to the original soundtrack.

https://www.hartung-trenz.de/project/pjesma-sunca

new track – rework for „raumforderungen“ by emerge, attenuation circuit

walking on the noisy side – „raumbehandlung“ as a rework from emerges field recordings out of an old gastank in Augsburg / Germany:

The whole release is highly recommended:

V.A. – raumforderungen
https://emerge.bandcamp.com/album/raumforderungen
attenuation circuit ° ACPA 1005 ° 2024
attenuationcircuit.de ° attenuation-circuit@web.de
field recordings and design by EMERGE

With: Stefan Strasser , Jesús Alfaro , Siegfried Kärcher , Anja Kreysing , Julien Ash , Daniel Prendiville , Thomas Jackson Park , Wolfgang Wilholm , Sábila Orbe and Mist Spectra, LR Friberg and many more

Komposition / Konzert für die Lichtinstallation „Piesma Sunca“ von Hartung/Trenz beim Visualia Festival in Pula / Kroatien 19.-21.9.2024

Immersive Projektion von Hartung Trenz mit einer Komposition von Anja Kreysing am 19.9, 20.9, 21.9.2024 im Franziskanerkloster, Pula, Kroatien im Rahmen des Lichtunkstfetivals „Visualia“(https://visualia-festival.com).

20.9. & 21.9.2024 21-22:00 Uhr live Konzert in der immersiven Installation.

https://www.hartung-trenz.de/project/pjesma-sunca

Willkommen in der Hölle – partizipative Musikperformance für alle, Workshop Schloss Senden: 30./31.8.2024

Workshop und Performance mit Laien – Werden Sie Teil der Show

Am letzten Augustwochenende gibt es auf Schloss Senden einen ganz besonderen Workshop für alle zum Mitmachen – wir erarbeiten uns gemeinsam eine Performance und führen sie auf: „Willkommen in der Hölle“ von und mit Helmut Buntjer, David Guy Kono und Anja Kreysing und den Workshop-Teilnehmer*innen. 

Denn „Willkommen in der Hölle“ ist ein Projekt zum Mitmachen. Es geht um die Frage, wie wir den herausfordernden Alltag und die Krisen in der Welt bewältigen. Dabei geht es auch um die Frage, ob es eine „neue Normalität“ gibt, der wir uns stellen müssen. Kann uns Kunst dabei helfen? Welche künstlerischen Strategien eignen sich, mit der Realität umzugehen? Wir wollen gemeinsam Ideen entwickeln, wie wir mit dieser unsicheren und auch bedrohlichen Zeit besser leben können. 

Die Teilnehmer*innen des Workshops können sich künstlerisch vielseitig in praktischen Techniken aus Theater, Performance, Video, Sound und Musik ausprobieren. Daraus soll eine Show aus Musik, Tanz und Text entstehen. Alle sind eingeladen, mitzumachen: Professionelle Künstler*innen, Laien, Interessierte. Die Teilnahme ist kostenfrei und für alle Altersgruppen geeignet. Anmeldung bitte unter: kreysing@web.de

Freitag, 30. August 2024, 18 bis 19.30 Uhr: Vorbesprechung für Teilnehmende
Samstag, 31. August 2024, 11 bis 17 Uhr: Workshop 
Samstag, 31. August 2024, 19 bis 20 Uhr: Performances (jeweils 5 bis 10 Minuten)

noDarp, Track for „r I ɘ (2024)“, collabo Anja Kreysing I Philippe Neau I Hans Castrup (attenuation circuit)

Anja Kreysing: accordion, electronics
Philippe Neau: fieldrecordings, electronics
Hans Castrup: electronics, piano
Mixed by Philippe Neau

noDarp is an acoustic journey through a shimmering city of sound. From street to street our ears get an insight in differing backyards –
cordial invitation come around and listen!

released June 23, 2024 

„“r | e” used to be the logo of the re:flexions sound-art festival, organised anually by attenuation circuit at their Augsburg homebase from 2016 to 2021. Every edition of the festival was accompanied by a CD compilation. The idea behind the festival was to bring together experimental musicians from all sorts of genres who had never collaborated before to create new material for the CD – and to play a live set at the festival. The festival no longer exists, but “r | e” continues as a compilation series that features exclusive new compositions. 

This new edition of “r | e” is yet another powerful expression of the collaborative spirit of the international experimental underground network. With more trio than duo collaborations, the album also features what is probably the widest range of acoustic instruments – including trombone and other brass, accordion, mbira, assorted percussion, a bicycle bell, and whispering, groaning voices – on any “r | e” CD so far (or at any edition of the re:flexions sound-art festival, for that matter). Throughout the first half of the album, ritualistic, quasi-”tribal” rhythms make themselves heard, which underscore the feel that we are listening to a complex ecosystem of sounds akin to a musical rainforest, only to end in a massive distorted “throw-back” (or “throw-up”, as the title of the last track has it) into post-industrial urban desolation. „

credits

from r I ɘ (2024), released June 23, 2024