NEWS 

03/25

BarockFolk Miniature Patrick Sarsfield with Triga on YouTube

11/24
Trailer for our new project Hildegard in the forest is out now!

11/24
I am excited to have been featured by the Centre of Music Performance (Cambridge) for our concert Hildegard in the forest!

11/24
Sudbina out now - An old Serbian song with the singer Daniela Tosic and Nyckelharpa recorded at Q Divison Studio (Boston, MA)

09/24

Novel project Innova Early Music, find us on YouTube and Instagram

08/24

BarockFolk Miniatures

with Richard Labschütz on baroque guitar: Medley, Minuet, Dahlhoff

04/24

"New dimension to historic melodies
The musical group Triga is a rising example of innovative traditional musicians who are adding a new dimension to historic instrumental melodies."

Nils Caspersson, Nordstjernan 2024

A short review about Triga - EP Live from our Living Room was written by Nils Caspersson for the American Swedish Magazin Nordstjernan, thank you! 

04/24

Video recording of an old, rarely played song from Vienna as part of the new project "Wiener Lieder des Hochbarock"

First concert dates: 05/05, 29/06, 30/06    

04/24 

First track on my bandcamp page - the old Scottish tune Lord Aboyne's Welcome played on baroque violin and Richard Labschütz on baroque guitar, recorded by NonFoodFactoy. YouTube here

02/24 We have released a new video with Triga, find it here

01/24

Our EP is released!

Triga - Live from our Living Room EP available on Bandcamp

01/24

Feministic audio drama Curiositates for Track 5'/Ö1 with Aleksandar Jovanovic 

01/24 

Something new with Dominik Richter:

acoustic trance music with nyckelharpa & didgeridoo on Bandcamp

12/23

I wrote an article about Music & AI for the Austrian Computer Society, find it here

07/23

An Article and live stream about my works appeared on ORF/Ö1! Find it here 

05/23

I recorded tutorials on some of my favorite European tunes in the 18th century, find it on my YouTube channel

10/22

Wiener MiniOrchester Heimspielerei

"Vor einiger Zeit fiel mir dieses Kleinod in die Hände: das Debütalbum des Wiener Miniorchesters. Darauf zu hören sind alte Tänze, die zum Träumen und in Gedanken Schwelgen einladen."

Rezension Bockkeller (find it here), Wiener Volksliedwerk

Buy CD here, online here, see interview here