The CCC Trilogy is a musical-performative cycle that opens up different perspectives on sound, communication, and transformation over the course of three concert evenings.

The trilogy musically and performatively addresses various aspects of human and sonic closeness, transformation, and connectedness—both on an acoustic and content level. Each of the three concerts is independent in its instrumentation, sound language, and form, yet the works are conceptually and dramaturgically linked. The trilogy moves between contemporary chamber music, electroacoustic sound research, and performative interaction.

Clean up is dedicated to deconstruction and reorganization. Sound material is processed electronically live, transformed, and partially deleted. It is about reduction, exposing structures, and letting go of old patterns—an auditory cleansing process.