Born in Denmark. He began to experiment already as a child with an old cassette recorder, recording and processing sounds in his environment. After he received his master's degree in electronic music composition from the Royal Academy of Music in Denmark he worked with, among others, Andrew M. McKenzie (Hafler Trio) and Derek Holzer a.k.a. Macumbista. In his works Krishve moves between the borderlines of sound art and electronic music. In addition to his own work, such as the independent labels phloq and clang, Krishve works as a composer and sound designer for performances, installations, theater, and film, and he has been a permanent member of Hotel Pro Forma since 2012, the internationally successful ensemble of visual music performances and installations.

Rosalba Quindici is an Italian Composer and Pianist. In 1998 she graduated in piano at the Conservatory “Domenico Cimarosa” in Avellino (Italy). At the same time, she studied philosophy at the University of Naples Federico II, where in 2000 she obtained her Bachelor’s degree and in 2004 a PhD with a thesis about Husserl and the phenomenology of musical listening. In 2003 she received a scholarship at the Istituto Croce in Naples and in 2004 at the Summer School of Music and Philosophy in Maratea. In 2002 she began studying composition, graduating in 2010 at the Conservatory “Domenico Cimarosa” in Avellino. She then took advanced courses with Alessandro Solbiati, Azio Corghi, Stefano Gervasoni, Salvatore Sciarrino. In 2014 she then attended the International Summer Course for New Music in Darmstadt.  Currently she is further perfecting in composition with Xavier Dayer at the Bern University of Applied Sciences, where she is finishing the last year of a Master’s degree in Theory and Composition.

Her compositions have been performed at musical and cultural events and institutions, including the Settimana della Cultura italiana of the Istituto di Cultura Italiana in Hamburg, the Associazione Alessandro Scarlatti in Naples, the Festival Pianistico Internazionale in Cassano Valcuvia, the Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici in Naples, Musikfestival in Bern, Festival 5 giornate in Milan, the Firenze suona contemporanea Festival in Florence and the Accademia di Belle Arti of Naples.

Born in Rosenheim, Germany, he studied composition in Munich and Basel. In addition to numerous grants and invitations, he received a scholarship in 2005 from the Akademie Schloss Solitude, and in 2012 he was awarded the »German Film Critic's Prize«. His work ranges from classical compositions with or without live electronics to music for films and for sound installations. His works have been performed by, among others, Ensemble Phönix Basel; Ensemble Ascolta; Ensemble Wiener Collage; Ensemble Gelberklang; Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart; and at festivals such as Devantgarde-Festival; Wien Modern; Ludwigsburger Festival für Neue Musik; and Festspiele Europäische Wochen Passau. 

Born in Munich, he studied set design at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Venice and received his diploma from the Berlin University of the Arts, where he studied under the architect Benedict Tonon and the artist Katarina Sieverding. He has bene working freelance since then, and in his work he moves between visual art, theater, film, and architecture. His theater work focuses on conceiving concepts and developing pieces in collaboration with authors, composers, and directors. In 2008 he and the composer Leo Dick won the sponsorship award from Experimental Music Theater North Rhine-Westphalia for »Kann Heidi brauchen, was es gelernt hat?« (»Can Heidi use what she learned?«). Together with the same team he created the experimental music theater piece »Der Wunsch, Indianer zu werden« (»The Desire to Become a Native American«) for the music festival at Stadttheater Bern in 2011.

Born in 1979 in Bern, he studied theater studies at the University of Bern and attended at the same time the Bern University of the Arts; he graduated in 2004 with a performance diploma in violoncello. From 2006-2011 he studied theater and music theater direction at the Theaterakademie August Everding in Munich. He develops theme-related music performance projects in the independent theater and music theater scene, and he directed productions at, among other institutions, Münchner Kammerspiele; Stadttheater Bremerhaven; Badischen Staatstheater Karlsruhe; Stadttheater Bern; and the Biennale Bern. In 2011 Till Wyler von Ballmoos was awarded the debut sponsorship prize from the City of Munich for the production »Was is'n los?« (»So what's the story?«). His production of »Der Tod und das Mädchen - ein Wiederhall« (»Death and the Girl - a reverberation«) based on the text by Ariel Dorfman won the Best Director award at the Bayerische Theatertagen 2011 in Bamberg. He composes and produces music for international film, dance, and theater productions, and he was the artistic director of WIM Bern (Werkstatt für Improvisierte Musik) and Musikfestwochen Bern.