Duo projects
Monika Stadler (Harp), Wayne Darling (Double Bass)
In all compositions by Monika Stadler and Wayne Darling a very personal musical expression can be found, as they weave together elements of jazz, world, classical music and improvisation.
Monika and Wayne push the technical boundries of their instruments while playfully rewriting the conventions of music.
Website Wayne Darling: www.waynedarling.com
Videos
Program: "Scandinavia" - Samples
Scandinavia (M. Stadler)
Audio PlayerGone Again (W. Darling)
Audio PlayerO tysta ensamhet (Swedish Traditional)
Audio PlayerIntro: Waterphone Improvisation (W. Darling)
Audio PlayerSnow Falls Silently In My Imaginary Garden (M. Stadler)
Audio PlayerNo One Can Stop Me Now (M. Stadler)
Audio PlayerBroasted in Brockway (W. Darling)
Audio PlayerMonika Stadler (Harp), Sigi Finkel (Saxophone/Ethnic flutes)
Monika Stadler and Sigi Finkel have a special predilection for duo cooperation — Monika for example with Wayne Darling, Stefan Heckel or Franz Schmuck, Sigi with Mamadou Diabate, Christoph Spendel or Tim Richards, which are documented on both their individual CD's.
This new duo project was created at the suggestion of Dorly Kapeller on the occasion of a concert in Klosterneuburg. Since both the musicians and the audience were very enthusiastic about the collaboration, it was spontaneously decided to continue this project.
The programm contains only original compositions with etheric sounds found between African flutes, jazz improvisations and rhythmic harp.
Website Sigi Finkel: www.sigifinkel.com
Samples
1. Castor & Pollux (S.Finkel)
Audio Player2. Desert Song (S.Finkel)
Audio Player4. Djidja (D.Kone)
Audio Player5. Life Goes On (M.Stadler)
Audio Player7. I Still Love You (M.Stadler)
Audio Player8. See You (S.Finkel)
Audio Player11. The Final Song (M.Stadler)
Audio PlayerVideos
Monika Stadler (Harp), Stefan Heckl (Accordion)
Stefan Heckel and Monika Stadler are connected by a mutual interest in sound. They express this in real time compositions together.
Original compositions and unconventional interpretations of early music bring out the best in each instrument. Together they can sound like a whole orchestra.
Waltz, tangos, ballads, Scottish dances and fantasies are connected by improvisations in a flowing way.
Sound Samples
Composition by Monika Stadler, recorded at the International Accordion Festival Vienna 2013
Composition by Stefan Heckel, recorded at the International Accordion Festival Vienna 2013.
Monika Stadler (Harp), Pasquale Leogrande (Drums)
Two very special artists meet. Harp and percussion — Heaven and earth become a harmonious whole.
Monika Stadler's innovative and soulful harp playing is perfectly complimented by Pasquale Leogrande´s sensitive and creative percussion.
Their concerts was enthusiastically received by the audience.
The program contnains mainly compositions by Monika Stadler with plenty of room for improvisation as well as jazz standards.
Website Pasqual Leogrande: www.universumcantat.net
Video
Monika Stadler (Harp), Franz Schmuck (Percussion)

Website Franz Schmuck:
suono.at/franz-schmuck/
Samples
Monika Stadler (Harfe), Günter Schagerl (Cello)
"Creative harp meets classical Cello"

Website Günter Schagerl:
www.musikschule-laabental.at/lehrer/gunter-schagerl/
Sample
Song of the Welsh Hills
Audio PlayerMonika Stadler (Harp), Veronica Luz (Piano)
"Soul moves senses"

Website Veronica Luz:
veronica-luz.eu