Livia Schweizer, flutes and concept
Adriano Adewale, berimbau and voice
Nathan Riki Thomson, prepared double bass
Simone Spampinato, live electronics

This concert marks the release of Treasure Hunt, an album bridging Helsinki and Northeast Brazil, recorded last December at Toinen Kerros. Blending flutes, berimbau, double bass, and live electronics, the ensemble brings to life open scores created during deep listening workshops at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) in Natal.

Inspired by Pauline Oliveros and Paulo Freire, the project explores how rethinking the nature of musical scores can dismantle traditional hierarchies, foster deep social connection, and enable global cross-pollination. The performance features graphic scores developed in the UFRN Botanical Garden by Luisa Caroline de Andrade Kirschner, Aurigena da Silva Lourenço, Bárbara Costa e Silva, Pamella Carneiro Silva, Ana Claudia de Melo Siqueira, Mariana Araújo da Silva, and Livia Schweizer.

A companion booklet documenting the creative journey between Natal and Helsinki will be available at the event for a pay-what-you-wish donation!!!

Link to the event: https://aanenlumo.com/2026/07/31/9-9-album-release-concert-treasure-hunt/