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Small Sounds, Big Impact: How Two Composers Found Creative Kinship at Civitella
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Small Sounds, Big Impact: How Two Composers Found Creative Kinship at Civitella
June 8th, 2026 — Over the past six weeks, a natural collaboration emerged between two composers in residence: percussionist and improviser Nava Dunkelman, based in Brooklyn, and percussionist, sound artist, and educator Susie Ibarra, based in Berlin. Shortly after arriving at the Castle, Susie began recording Civitella birdsong. Later, Nava joined her in the field to capture the sounds of the Tiber with a hydrophone. The pair went on to present…
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