Few artists live change as consistently as the composer and pianist Ulrike Haage. With her current solo album in:finitum and as part of a scholarship in the Leuphana Arts Program (LAP) at Leuphana University in Lüneburg, she presents her specific approach in concert at the Edith-Russ-Haus for Media Art. It requires only a few notes that stand out from the usual sounds, that concentrate, repeat and become independent in the repetition in order to find themselves. It is both exciting and fascinating how much Ulrike Haage has to say – and how little she needs to express it. For her, it is only logical to give the sound a lot of space in its clear, undisguised form: “You can say everything with a single note. Of all instruments, the grand piano is perhaps the closest to this.”

In cooperation with the Leuphana Arts Program (LAP) of the Leuphana University, Lüneburg.