Milana Zarić ^{+ Aurélie Lierman + Lucija Gregov}

Three extraordinary musicians come together for the first time in a fully improvised encounter, creating a unique and unpredictable sonic experience.

Milana Zarić is a versatile musician and composer working across contemporary composition, free improvisation, and experimental practices. Former principal harpist of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, artistic director of Ensemble Studio 6, and educator at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague, she bridges disciplines and cultures in collaborative creation. Her work combines harp with voice, zither, percussion, electric harp, and electronics, premiering over 40 solo and ensemble compositions.

Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman is a composer, radio and vocal artist whose work is bold, provocative, and delicate. She explores the narrative potential of abstract sound, often incorporating documentary and dramatic elements, with a focus on the (non)human voice and field recordings from East Africa. Lierman teaches Aurality and Orality in the MA Non-Linear Narrative program at KABK, The Hague.

Lucija Gregov is a cellist and improviser exploring classical, electroacoustic, experimental, and sound art practices. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, she pushes the boundaries of traditional cello techniques, developing a highly personal and expressive sonic language.