Composer, librarian and artist. Graduated from the Norwegian Academy of Music in 2012 with a bachelor in composition.

Henrik Budde (*1982).
Danish film- and concert composer.

Cellist based in Oslo.
Recordings made using Zoom H2 hand recorder.

Danish string group WHO KILLED BAMBI. Worked with artists like Oh Land, Ane Brun, Teitur, When Saints Go Machine, Mariam Wallentin, Ukendt Kunstner, Rod Stewart, KT Tunstall, David Liebman etc.

Debut album out January 2015

Liis Jürgens (Viira) (b. April 7, 1983) is a composer, harpist, improviser and experimental animation maker. Her compositions are characterized by figurative thinking and translating the visual into music.
● In 2009 she graduated with a MA in harp performance, under Eda Peäske, from the Estonian Academy of Theatre and Music. At same, she furthered her training in composition with Helena Tulve and studied electroacoustic music with Margo Kõlar.
● She has studied improvisation with Taavi Kerikmäe and Anto Pett; she performs improvised music on a regular basis. 
● She has composed works for symphony orchestra, choir, big and small ensembles, vocalists and solo instruments. In addition to Estonia, Liis Viira’s works have been performed in Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Sweden, Russia, Denmark, Italy, USA and Austria. 
● She has performed her compositions herself on harp and piano.
● At present Liis Viira is a freelance composer and harpist. She is a member of unique sounding ensemble Una Corda (three plucked string instruments: harp, kannel and harpsichord) and participates in many other solo and chamber music projects. 
● Her orchestra experience includes playing principal and second harp with Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (2007-2017), and principal harp with Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Baltic Sea Youth Philharmonic, Kymi Sinfonietta and Estonian Festival Orchestra. 
● Viira studied 2012–2015 at Estonian Academy of Arts animation department and since autumn 2017 she is studying composition (with Helena Tulve and Toivo Tulev) in practice based PhD at Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre to go further with her interest of developing musical and visual compositions simultaneously.

Mimitabu provides a platform for the newest young creative talent to explore, interpret and perform new sound worlds. Close collaboration and experimentation with composers is at the heart of the ensemble, as is the aim of connecting with new audiences and seizing all opportunities to expand the boundaries of listening. 

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