Hanna-Elisabeth Müller live in Paris

Experience Hanna-Elisabeth Müller live on April 3rd

Hanna-Elisabeth Müller will perform at the Maison de la Radio et de la Musique - Auditorium in Paris on April 3, 2027. Müller is a German composer and performer specializing in spectral music, often incorporating microtonality and extended instrumental techniques. Her compositions frequently explore the timbral possibilities of instruments, creating immersive and subtly shifting soundscapes. She is known for works involving acoustic instruments alongside electronic processing, and a focus on the perception of sound itself.

The Maison de la Radio et de la Musique is the broadcasting headquarters of Radio France, and its auditorium is a renowned concert venue. Opened in 1963, the auditorium was designed with acoustics as a primary concern, aiming to provide optimal conditions for both broadcast recording and live performance. It’s known for its relatively intimate size compared to other major Parisian halls – seating approximately 1435 people – and its natural reverberation. The venue hosts a diverse program including classical music, jazz, world music, and contemporary compositions. Throughout its history, it has been a significant platform for French and international artists alike, frequently featuring performances by leading orchestras and ensembles.