Collaboration is a core pillar of our activities, alongside our independently organized concerts.
We have engaged in a wide range of collaborative projects with performers as well as artists from other disciplines, in an ongoing exploration of new possibilities for expression.In recent years, we have been embracing a curatorial perspective—treating the concert itself not merely as a site for composition or performance, but as a creative act in its own right. This includes experimental approaches to program structure, spatial design, and the overall experience of listening and engagement.These collaborative projects generate creativity that transcends existing frameworks by incorporating diverse viewpoints and methodologies. They also foster moments of unexpected discovery where different areas of interest intersect. The merging of distinct communities and audiences creates broader cultural connections, which we consider one of the most rewarding aspects of our work.We are always open to meeting new partners who share an interest in shaping new forms of musical experience. If you’re interested in collaborating, please feel free to reach out.Selected past collaborators include: Hanna Hartman (sound artist, composer), Alexandra Hallén (multimedia artist, composer, cellist), Maki Ota & Gaku Yamada (soprano, guitarist), Ryogoku Monten Hall, Dogen Kinowaki (flutist), Curious Chamber Players, hand werk