The Tetragon Project is the music of the future in 3D.
It sounds like the ears can see, feel, taste….

And so the Tetragon Project sees itself as a curious musical art project that has its origins in years of intensive study of the creation and imaging of music in space.

Composer and sound visionary Stefan Zaradic had the idea to think and compose music in 3D from the very beginning. For this purpose, he enlisted the experienced musician, composer and producer Wolfgang Opitz at his side. For the realization of the live performances, the two were finally able to win over classical drummer Wolfram Winkel, an absolute expert in musical minimalism who has often been on stage with Steve Reich.

In intensive improvisation sessions, supported by the exceptional musicians Andreas Keller, Bernhard Locker and Heather Burnett-Rose, extraordinary, artistic compositions and sound worlds were created, which developed a distinctive musical language beyond learned song structures and musical forms. Detached from the conventional, partly in interplay with atmospheres and sounds, always curious to explore and develop novel possibilities of music and sound in space.

In July 2016, a first part of these extraordinary compositions was presented to an enthusiastic audience in a world premiere live in the famous Ligeti Hall at the Mumuth of the KUG University of Music and Performing Arts Graz (Austria).