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Wandering Sounds – Solo Flute Recital

Wandering Sounds takes the audience on a multi-layered sonic journey through the global landscape of contemporary music. Flutist Rafal Zolkos presents a richly contrasting solo programme that places works by Swiss composers in direct dialogue with international perspectives from Asia and the Americas. Through extended playing techniques and innovative sound structures, music is brought to life as a moving, boundary-crossing process.

Performers
Rafal Zolkos, flutes (soprano, alto and bass)
Organiser: Karin Wetzel, Composition & Co-organiser

Programme
Michael Jarrell: ‘Le point est la source de tout...épitome II’ for flute (2020)
Xavier Dayer: ‘To the sea (Hommage à Cy Twombly)’ for alto flute (1999)
Byung-moo Lee: “Arioso-Union” for flute (2022)
Bettina Skrzypczak: “Movement” for flute (2000)
Chihchun Chi-sun Lee: ‘Return to Origins’ for flute (2023)
Oscar Bianchi: ‘Gr...’ for bass flute (2010)
Michael Sidney Timpson: ‘Flutter’ for flute (2026)
Karin Wetzel: ‘Boe’ for alto flute (2026)
Eunho Chang: ‘New Work’ for flute (2026) world premiere


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Dates

Thursday, November 26, 2026

Ticket Information

Admission: CHF 30 / 20
To reserve tickets, please email reservation@walcheturm.ch with the date, your name and the number of tickets required.
Doors open and tickets on sale from 30 minutes before the event starts; please collect reserved tickets no later than 15 minutes before the event starts. Cash payments only.

Organizer

Kunstraum Walcheturm

The Walcheturm art space sees itself as a place where contemporary art is presented, communicated and put up for discussion. With its programme spanning contemporary art, new media, video and film, new music, experimental electronic music, ...

Location

Kunstraum Walcheturm

Kanonengasse 20
8004 Zürich
info@walcheturm.ch

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