Vienna based Pneuma plays composed music on the edge to improvisation since 2013.
Jakob Gnigler - Saxophone
Robert Pockfuß - electric guitar
Christine Gnigler - recorder
Bernhard Höchtel - keys

For all the recorder  music lover.  Thank you to the flute,   recorder performers , compositor  and the groups who share their music.

My Music blogs :

Jean-Charles B Music Blog
(@jean_charles-b) : Aim at entering the musical beauty that offers us the various musics of any countries, of any  period ;

Eva Leonie Fegers is a musician living in Vienna – recorder and renaissance-traverso player, singer, music teacher and artistically creative artist.

Born in 1987 in Mönchengladbach (Germany), she discovered her passion for music very early: She received her first recorder lessons at the age of five. She studied recorder and music education with Dorothee Oberlinger, Mozarteum, Salzburg, Bart Coen and Bart Spanhove, LUCA School of Arts, Leuven and Carsten Eckert, University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna. In addition, she also studied classical singing with Otto Rastbichler and Traverso with Gertraud Wimmer. She graduated all her studies with distinction.
Eva Leonie Fegers has won prizes at numerous competitions, including the first prize at the Moeck/SRP Solo Recorder Playing Competition in 2011 and the third prize along with a ‘Förderpreis’ at the 15th International Music Competition OSAKA. In addition, she has been supported by the Nordrheinwestfälischen Sparkassen, the Senioren-Union NRW, the Manfred Vetter-Stiftung, and has received the Zonta Musikpreis. She is a member of the Austrian broadcaster Ö1’s young talent scheme.
Eva Leonie Fegers has a strong commitment to chamber music and is a member of several early and contemporary music ensembles. She is a member of various ensembles for early music, contemporary music and soundperformance, including opia, Organic Opera, Duo F/F and Meta & Magnet.
She has performed with ensembles such as the Hofkapelle Münich, Ensemble 1700, La Folia Barockorchester, Synchron Stage Orchestra and the Tonkünstlerorchester Niederösterreich.
In addition, she gave concerts at numerous festivals, for instance the Porto Frank Fest (UKR), Festival Grafenegg (AUT), Wien Modern (AUT), Festival for Early Music Knechtsteden (GER), Bach-Festival Arnstadt (GER) and the Royal Greenwich International Early Music Festival (UK). She has performed live at the German and Austrian radio stations Bayrischer Rundfunk and Ö1. 
Eva Leonie Fegers has taken part in masterclasses with, amongst others, Walter van Hauwe, Han Tol, Paul Leenhouts, Lorenzo Cavasanti, Kees Boeke, Matthias Weilenmann, Reinhard Goebel and Trevor Pinnock.
The teaching of music and the enthusiasm for the recorder are very important to Eva Leonie Fegers: In addition to her teaching activities, she also holds workshops on contemporary music with a recorder.

Organic Opera
Eva Leonie Fegers - recorder, flute, voice
Tiago Leal - Lute, Theorbo
Lukas Frank - harpsichord, organ
Organic Opera, founded in 2016, unites musicians in search of a homogeneous and colourful sound. The ensemble members Eva Leonie Fegers, recorder and soprano, Lukas Frank, organ and harpsichord, Tiago Xiera Leal and the guests Clément Gester, cornetto and recorder and Fabio Kapeller, percussion. The musicians are as diverse as their countries of origin: Austria, France, Germany and Portugal. The musicians got to know each other during their studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna and the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, where they received basic musical impulses from Jörg-Andreas Bötticher, Augusta Campagne and Carsten Eckert. ORGANIC OPERA currently focuses on the music of the 16th and 17th centuries. An era in which austere, contrapuntal compositions of the Renaissance increasingly merge with the freer, affective aesthetics of early baroque opera. In addition to the interpretation of original literature from Italy, England and the Netherlands, the ensemble is also dedicated to arrangements in the style of Baroque music makers: flowing boundaries between interpretation, improvisation and composing.

Eva Leonie Fegers | Alina Loewenich | Paula Pinn | Magdalena Kelz | Alexander Gergelyfi | Fabio Kapeller
opia vereint sechs MusikerInnen auf der Suche nach klanglicher Vielfalt, rhythmischer Finesse und experimenteller Spielfreude – Eva Leonie Fegers, Blockflöten, Renaissance-Traversflöte und Gesang, Alina Loewenich und Paula Pinn, Blockflöten, Magdalena Kelz, Gambe und Fidel, Alexander Gergelyfi, historische Tasteninstrumente und Fabio Kapeller, Perkussion
Nach mehrjähriger Zusammenarbeit in verschiedenen Konstellationen gründeten Fegers, Loewenich und Kapeller das Ensemble im Frühjahr 2019. Seit Sommer 2019 sind auch die MusikerInnen Pinn, Kelz und Gergelyfi Teil des Ensemblekollektivs. Bereits im April erreichten sie (unter dem Namen golden square) das Finale der Tel Aviv Recorder Competition. Im Juli gewannen sie den 2. Preis beim Concorso di Musica Antica „Maurizio Pratola“, L‘Aquila (IT). Sie konzertierten bislang in Österreich, Italien und Israel. Im Sommer 2019 traten sie beim renommierten Festival Grafenegg (AUT) auf und waren in der Radiosendung des Bayrischen Rundfunks Sweet Spot. zu hören.  
Das in Wien und Köln beheimatete Ensemble befasst sich intensiv mit der lebendigen, historischen Interpretation der Musik des Mittelalters und der Renaissance. 
_____________________________________

opia unites six musicians in search of tonal diversity, rhythmical finesse and experimental joy - Eva Leonie Fegers, Recorders, Renaissance-Flute and Voice, Alina Loewenich and Paula Pinn, Recorders, Magdalena Kelz, Viol and Fiddle, Alexander Gergelyfi, historical keyboards and Fabio Kapeller, Percussion
After several years of collaboration in various constellations, the three musicians founded the ensemble in the spring of 2019. In summer 2019 Pinn, Kelz and Gergelyfi joined the ensemblecollective. In April they already reached the final of the Tel Aviv Recorder Competition (under the name „golden square“). In July they won the 2nd Prize at the Concorso di Musica Antica "Maurizio Pratola ", L'Aquila (IT). The Vienna- and Cologne-based ensemble deals intensively with the lively, historical interpretation of medieval and renaissance music.

Devon Howard is dedicated to revealing the organ as a relevant instrument for the 21st century. His mission to present the best convergence of both classical and contemporary music heritage is rooted in the 3-fold ideology: imitate, assimilate, innovate.

Followers of Organic Opera