The eighth concert of the Triennale will feature Kazakhstani violinist Aisha Orazbayeva and khomus performer Aldana Duoraan from the Republic of Sakha. Aisha was born and raised in Almaty in a family of musicians and actors. Her early inspiration came from her grandfather, who sang and played the dombra. At the age of four, she saw a television performance by Aiman Mussakhajayeva and decided to become a violinist herself. From her beginnings in music school to solo performances at leading venues around the world, Aisha has developed a distinctive style that combines virtuosic classical technique with elements of avant-garde and experimental music. Aldana began playing the khomus — the Sakha variant of the mouth harp — at the age of six in a small village in the republic. She now lives in Prague, where she collaborates with avant-garde and experimental musicians and labels, and performs in venues rarely associated with her traditional instrument, including the iconic Berlin techno club Berghain.