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17 November 2026 | 7.00 pm | Kleiner Ehrbar Saal

salon R. #2

Text: Soundscapes

Bruno Pisek | Sophia Lunra Schnack
Reading | Sound Performance

Evelyn Bubich Curation

Daniel Isak presentation

Scapes: All of them (‚Cityscape‘, ‚Soundscapes‘, …) are derived from ‚Landscape‘. Or are the columns what is meant? In any case, ‚Landscape‘ originally comes from Middle Dutch: a painted view of a landscape, a scene. A composition, a single entity.
In the salon R. #2: text and sound.
Bruno Pisek He is an author, composer and visual artist, as well as the initiator and organiser of various cultural projects. His work has been featured on the radio, in anthologies, in literary journals and as part of exhibitions – including multilingual poetry, sound art, radio play music, textile works and silhouette performances.
Sophia Lunra Schnack She writes poetry and prose in German and French, which has been published in renowned journals and anthologies in Austria, Germany and France. Her debut novel was published in 2023 damp wood (Otto Müller Verlag), which was shortlisted for the Rauris Literature Prize 2024 was published. Her collection of short stories followed in autumn 2024 Words such as ‘almond blossom’ (as has Otto Müller). She has already received numerous awards and scholarships, including the Rotahorn Encouragement Award 2022.
Evelyn Bubich lives and works in Vienna as an author, editor, reviewer and literary educator. She is co-editor of the literary journal Panel discussion and curates various literary formats. She has been awarded several grants and has had numerous works published in anthologies, literary journals and newspapers. Her debut novel All These Pretty Girls is due to be published by Otto Müller Verlag in 2026.

About salon R.

salon R. is an artistic format at the intersection of literature and music, text and sound, voice and image. R. is a medium of transmission, in its salon This gives rise to spaces of association that make literature accessible in a variety of ways and allow it to be experienced on multiple levels.
The Kleine Ehrbar Saal is an ideal venue for R..

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