Laure M. Hiendl (*1986) is a composer and performer living in Berlin and New York. Their work is situated between concert music, performance, music theater, installation and other interdisciplinary realms, employing instruments mainly in interaction with electronic means, exploring the performativity of the space-time-body relationship in music as a live act – as a shared space in time between bodies for an event that is inherently theatrical. Their works have been presented at festivals and institutions like Impuls Graz, Darmstädter Ferienkurse für Neue Musik, Ultraschall Festival, The Kitchen and Akademie der Künste Berlin. Their opera installation PARADISE was premiered at musikprotokoll / steirischer herbst 2016. Hiendl studied composition with Beat Furrer at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Frankfurt/Main, with Roger Reynolds at the University of California San Diego and is currently pursuing a doctorate at Columbia University in New York with George E. Lewis.

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