DESORPTION (2025/2026)
DESORPTION (2025/2026)
concerto for violin and orchestra
solo: vno
orchestra: 2*.2.2*.2*/4.2.2.1/timp/ 3perc/acc/pno/hrp*/12.10.8.6.4
duration: 22 minutes
world premiere: May 2, 2026
Kölner Philharmonie, WDR Musik der Zeit
Isabelle Faust – violin
WDR Sinfonieorchester
Conducted by Bas Wiegers
Commissioned by WDR Köln and Milano Musica
DESORPTION
score preview
Additional performances
May 2028
Festival Milano Musica
Isabelle Faust – violin
Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI
Conductor tbc
Festival Milano Musica
Isabelle Faust – violin
Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI
Conductor tbc
VIDEO
INNEN: Full recording
February 15, 2025, Musica Nova Helsinki
Helsinki Chamber Choir
Ensemble Recherche
Conducted by Nils Schweckendiek
©2025 by Helsingin kamarikuoro / Martti Anttila
INNEN: Full recording
February 15, 2025, Musica Nova Helsinki
Helsinki Chamber Choir
Ensemble Recherche
Conducted by Nils Schweckendiek
©2025 by Helsingin kamarikuoro / Martti Anttila
February 15, 2025, Musica Nova Helsinki
Helsinki Chamber Choir
Ensemble Recherche
Conducted by Nils Schweckendiek
©2025 by Helsingin kamarikuoro / Martti Anttila
ABOUT
DESORPTION reflects a gradual emergence from a space shaped by control, distortion, and imposed narratives. What first seems inseparable from the self slowly reveals its external origin, exposing the forces that once formed it. The process of stepping free is neither sudden nor complete; it unfolds through hesitation, resistance, and fragile moments of clarity. Each stage carries its own tension, lingering pressure, the shadow of past influence, and the delicate recognition of autonomy beginning to assert itself. When the struggle finally subsides, what remains is not emptiness, but a fragile, luminous core—unadorned, vulnerable, and free. In this quiet, resilient center, the possibility of independence, openness, and new beginnings endures.
Vito Žuraj
DESORPTION reflects a gradual emergence from a space shaped by control, distortion, and imposed narratives. What first seems inseparable from the self slowly reveals its external origin, exposing the forces that once formed it. The process of stepping free is neither sudden nor complete; it unfolds through hesitation, resistance, and fragile moments of clarity. Each stage carries its own tension, lingering pressure, the shadow of past influence, and the delicate recognition of autonomy beginning to assert itself. When the struggle finally subsides, what remains is not emptiness, but a fragile, luminous core—unadorned, vulnerable, and free. In this quiet, resilient center, the possibility of independence, openness, and new beginnings endures.
Vito Žuraj