Trio Tresensus’ concert in the exhibition "Collections" is a musical walk through the Zuzeum exhibition space, where sound becomes another form of collecting. Much like the exhibition itself, the concert is conceived as an event shaped by association and intuition: short sonic episodes, performances, solos, duets, and trio pieces that bring the collection to life in the presence of the audience.
Each musical moment is connected to a specific artwork – its colour, title, material, gesture, composition, or emotional atmosphere. In some cases, these connections are direct; in others, they emerge through association. The programme brings together classics of Latvian music with contemporary works, improvisation, sound experiments, and performative elements. Alongside pieces dedicated to Trio Tresensus by Anna Veismane, Diāna Gritāne, and Kārlis Rērihs, the concert will also feature arrangements by the musicians themselves of miniatures by Uģis Prauliņš and Gundega Šmite.
The concert does not follow a single linear dramaturgy – listeners are invited to move through the space and experience the music spatially. It is an open and fluid format that encourages the audience to appreciate the diversity of the artworks and the new meanings that emerge when visual art interacts with music.
In this project, Trio Tresensus – kokle player Līga Griķe, saxophonist Aigars Raumanis, and percussionist Uģis Upenieks – create a living dialogue with the Zuzāns Collection, revealing it as a sonic landscape. This is not only a concert experience, but an invitation for each visitor to create their own collection of associations.
Seating is unnumbered — both seated and standing places will be available.