The air is heavy with loss, and hope grows faint. Innocent lives are being taken by war, hunger, climate collapse, and the hardships of our time. Our music is a requiem for those lost to the tragedies of the present world. Through sound, we grieve — and we invite you to grieve with us.
We perform improvised music on accordions and modular synthesizers, weaving together melodies from various cultural requiems and funeral traditions. This work is both a lament and a reflection — a space to remember, to feel, and to hope once more.
We dedicate this performance to the victims of Gaza.
Credits:
Poem: Mohamed Moussa — “My Death Is Not a Song for You to Sing”
Cover Photo: Marina Hirv
Recorded at: Tallinn Academy of Music and Theatre
Performers: Darja Goldberg (accordion), David-Ovid Komlev (accordion), Marina Karpova (modular synthesizers)