For Sopranino Recorder and Double Bass Recorder A sound/performance art piece dedicated to and performed by Sylvia Hinz.The composition was inspired by the writings of Marilyn Frye on sexism, and calls to end discrimination against women.Performed in 2016 in:Berlin,GermanyTunis, TunisiaLeiden, NetherlandsThe Other Side - Berlin Performance The Other Side - Leiden Performance continue reading >

For soprano singer, loop pedal and projector. The piece aims to highlight the subject of sexual cyber-bullying, specifically focusing on the story of victim Felicia Garcia, who died tragically on October 2012. As women, we experience stereotypical judgement and double standards throughout our life. This matter results in many cases in women shaming, a phenomenon which is gathering more heat as social media becomes more prevalent in our life. The abuse of social media's stages of sexually harassing and bullying has been named cyberbullying. Cyberbullying leads to approximately 4500 suicides per year of children under the age of 18. Felicia's Requiem - Dublin Performance continue reading >

Dancer / 2 voices / bass recorder / clarinet / tenor saxophone / gong / tambourine / snare. A Street Performance Against Sexual Assault Performed on the 20th February 2015 in Goldsmiths University, LondonPerformed 30th August 2014 in Gorlitzer Park, Berlin, GermanyPerformed 31st August 2014 in Alexanderplatz, Belin, GermanyPerformed 30th March, 2014 - Outside GPO, Cork City Centre, IrelandCredits: Dancer - Inma PavonVoices - Heidi Deisch and Siobhan MannionBass recorder - Sylvia HinzGong - Claire O'BrienTambourine - Heidi DeischSnare drum - Siobhan MannionOboe - Freddi BörnchenSopranino Recorder - Julia Puertolas TuronAlto Recorder - Elena ZieglerClarinet - Aideen CarollTenor saxophone - Dorone ParisProduction - John Strieder, Ciaran O'Kelly & Gareth Youngcontinue reading >

It's YOUR life. Protect it. Under the wing of PATH a new project called For Utopia has emerged. The project, which is this time in based in Ireland, aims to separate religion from state laws. The first performance of this project, For Utopia no. 1, took place on Friday 7th of June, on Grafton street in Dublin city.  This piece  raises the subject of women’s rights specifically in relation to the ongoing abortion debate. We preach for the protection of the lives of Irish women over archaic religious legacy. The piece is composed for a female singer Justine Murphy, guitar & pedals Edgar Grunewald and tenor saxophone (myself)  . The singer wears a veil throughout the piece as a symbol of mourning for the basic human rights that were taken away from her. She opens the piece by walking down Grafton Street while singing dramatically texts from various feminist groups...continue reading >