György Ligeti Kammerkonzert for 13 instrumentalists (1970), movements 1-3 00:00 I Corrente 05:10 II Calmo, sostenuto 10:55 III Movimento preciso e mecanico Performed by Ludensemble: Maria Luisk (flute), Ingely Laiv-Järvi (oboe), Alexandr Avramenko (clarinet), Marten Altrov (bass clarinet), Jürnas Rähni (horn), Toomas Vana (trombone), Kärt Ruubel (piano, celesta), Talvi Hunt (cembalo, hammond), Kaija Lukas, Robert Traksmann, (violins), Sandra Klimaite (viola), Theodor Sink (cello), Andres Kungla (double bass), conducted by Kaspar Mänd MuBa Concert Hall, Tallinn, May 4th 2024 Sound and video: Rene Keldo For more information, please visit: www.ludensemble.ee

Kirke Karja @juriudi "Murenemine"/"Crumbling" for ensemble (2023) premiere Ludensemble: Kaija Lukas (violin), Maria Luisk (flute), Alexandr Avramenko (clarinet), Theodor Sink (cello), Kärt Ruubel (piano), Kaspar Mänd (conductor) Sun 4th February 2024, Tallinn Music and Ballet College (MuBa) concert hall Video and sound: Helipilt Grupp Listen more by Kirke Karja: https://soundcloud.com/kirke-karja www.ludensemble.ee

Madli Marje Gildemann (*1994) "Nocturnal Migrants" (2023) Performed by Ludensemble, conductor Kaspar Mänd May 4th 2024, MuBa Concert Hall, Tallinn, Estonia Madli Marje Gildemann (Madli Marje Sink, 1994) studied composition at the Georg Ots music school with Tatjana Kozlova-Johannes and Andrus Kallastu from 2016 until 2018. Currently, she’s obtaining her master’s degree from the Zurich University of Arts in the film, theatre and media program. Her main source of inspiration is exploring ecoacoustics and various biological processes and finding new ways to express those processes in music. In 2022 she won the 2nd prize at the International Rostrum of Composers in Palermo, Sicily, in the under-30 category with her piece “Transpiration”. She also received the ISCM Young Composer Prize in Cape Town, South Africa in 2023 for her piece “Osmosis”, which was performed at the annual ISCM World Music Days. In 2024 she was the recipient of the LHV Composition Prize for her piece "Nocturnal Migrants". More information at: www.gildemannmusic.com Ludensemble (Ludens), a recently established ensemble of esteemed Estonian musicians characterized by perpetual curiosity and unwavering dedication, bridges a gap in the Estonian music scene beyond the scale of a large ensemble/sinfonietta. Ludens actively seeks common ground with other art forms, both visually and verbally. True to its name, Ludens, which means “playing” in Latin, adeptly juggles music, time, media and form. More information at: www.ludensemble.ee

Excerpts from Schönberg "Pierrot lunaire" op.21 Tuuri Dede (mezzo) Ludensemble: Kaija Lukas (violin/viola), Maria Luisk (flute), Alexandr Avramenko (clarinet), Theodor Sink (cello), Kärt Ruubel (piano) Conductor: Kaspar Mänd Sun 4th Feb 2024 at Tallinn Music and Ballet College (MuBa) concert hall Video design: Aleksander Sprohgis@glawapple Video and sound: Helipilt