Julia Ohrmann bansuri player

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Julia Ohrmann is an eclectic and discerning musician and pioneer in her field. She became interested in the spiritual path of learning bansuri while receiving training in India and in the Netherlands.

She plays bansuri in collaboration all over Europe and in India, in numerous musical projects;
blending theatre, film, electronic, traditional and Western classical styles.

 

“Through the magic of the sound of the bansuri I can reach the source and share and communicate with the world”

 

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Max Clouth (composition, guitar), Julia Ohrmann (bansuri), Mirweis Neda (tabla), Mr. Midi (double bass)

  • 25-11-2016, Bochum, Germany, Conference: "Establishing Transcultural New Music – Bridging a Gap or Reinventing Exoticism?", final concert, Julia Ohrmann with Bassem Hawar
  • 25-11-2016, Bochum, Germany, Conference: "Establishing Transcultural New Music – Bridging a Gap or Reinventing Exoticism?", final concert, Julia Ohrmann among other artists

conference “Establishing Transcultural New Music – Bridging a Gap or Reinventing Exoticism?”, concert Julia Ohrmann with Bassem Hawar and final concert Julia Ohrmann among other artists

  • Julia Ohrmann playing Bansuri, image taken by Angelina Dem
  • Julia Ohrmann playing Bansuri, image taken by Angelina Dem

Photos: Angelina Dem

composer Michel Banabila

Persian Ney & Indian Bansuri
Mehdi Aminian (Ney) and Julia Ohrmann (Bansuri)

  • Julia Ohrmann, photo by Carlos Breton
  • Julia Ohrmann, photo by Carlos Breton
  • Julia Ohrmann, photo by Carlos Breton

Photo: Carlos Breton

At that time I was searching for an artistic way to improvise via acoustic music, structure and refined ornamentation.
The technical possibilities of the bansuri to create that certain sound in Indian music, was for me, the optimal medium. Today I continue to explore its richness to contribute in diverse musical projects.