Biography and activity: Apsara formed in 2000 as a platform for exploring recorder repertoire through composition and collaboration. They’ve worked with notable composers like Matthew Shlomowitz and Jasper Vanpaemel, producing world premieres and innovative projects such as the 2021 video piece En attendant and the 2023 co-conceived Weird Light Music for three recorders and keyboardist Stéphane Ginsburgh in Ghent. In 2024, Carrier Records released Explorations in Polytonality and Other Musical Wonders, Volumes 2 & 4, a breakthrough collection that BBC broadcast and Carrier platforms highlighted. Looking ahead to 2025, Apsara has confirmed performances in Brussels (MIM Research Day on 27 November 2025) and additional engagements across Belgium and the Cambridge area in the UK. For more insights and updates, follow Apsara on their official channels.
Connect with Apsara via their social platforms for the latest news, recordings, and videos. We’ve included official links to their social media and website resources so you can stay in the loop and secure your seats when new shows are announced.
Social links: YouTube and SoundCloud pages are accessible through Apsara’s site and partner venues such as Cafe OTO.