Zoe Efstathiou - Oda Dyrnes Copenhagen, Denmark
Efstathiou/Dyrnes (GR/SE,NO) features the piano-cello duet in an acoustic chamber play, drawing analogies to the world of abstract electronic music. They focus their compositions on textural improvisations, intertwining the cello and the piano, in an expression that is tactile, lyrical and attentive. ... more
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