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Liquid. Open Your Senses

Chamber concert

Nova Music and Architecture

Data wydarzenia

09.08.2025r. 18:00

Location

Rehearsal Room CKK Jordanki

Entrance

Admission free *

Mauris Ensemble:

Magdalena Di Blasi – flute
Jan Czyżewski – viola
Adrian Nowak – harp

“We all drifted away for a while.”

“The concert was extraordinary—a balm for the soul.”

“I am delighted, moved, and touched.”

These are just some of the impressions shared by those who attended Liquid, an immersive musical project created by the Mauris Ensemble.

Liquid is a unique fusion of classical instrumentation, electronic music, and improvisation.

It invites the audience on an inner journey, heightening the senses and creating a deeply personal and reflective experience.

Participants describe it as an opportunity to literally sink into the music. The performers, too, exude a natural ease, as if they had always belonged to the space in which they played.

“This is one of those moments when you truly feel why we live—to experience things like this”, reflected one attendee.

We hope the audience in Toruń will share these powerful emotions and that Liquid will leave a lasting impression.

Founded in 2022, the Mauris Ensemble is the brainchild of three musicians: flautist Magdalena Di Blasi, violist Jan Czyżewski, and harpist Adrian Nowak. Their mission is to develop a distinctive musical language—one that blends classical repertoire with improvised, experimental, and electronic elements, while fostering intimate, meaningful connections with audiences and fellow artists.

The ensemble is continuously evolving, engaging in collaborations with esteemed artists and institutions that expand its creative scope. Under the guidance of internationally acclaimed harpist, performer, and actress Rita Costanzi, the Mauris Ensemble has refined its artistic vision and brought to life original projects like Liquid—a concert experience that explores improvised classical music blended with electronic music.

At the heart of the Mauris Ensemble’s work is an openness to new forms of expression that redefines the boundaries of classical music. Collaborations with visual artists, explorations of movement, and the integration of electronic sound are not simply additions—they are organic extensions of the ensemble’s shared vision and the unique artistic identities of its members.