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    Eden Girma: DREAMCLUB_RADI0

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    Friday, November 13, 2026

    8:00 PM

    ISSUE Project Room

    22 Boerum Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11201

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Eden Girma performs as DREAMCLUB_RADI0 in a live presentation at ISSUE Project Room. Their work moves between sound, voice and structured text, favoring clarity, pacing and framing; rooted in collaborative and ensemble settings, Girma emphasizes balance and line while shaping performances as events rather than fixed repertory.

    About I hope / I won't make / any mistak(e)s

    At ISSUE Project Room, Eden Girma presents *I hope / I won’t make / any mistak(e)s*, a performance that treats precision as a form of inquiry rather than display. Based in New York City and often heard in collaborative contexts, Girma works with pared-down means, listening for balance between line, breath, and ensemble weight. The piece reads as a quiet study of risk, where the title’s self-correction becomes part of the material. Its significance lies in how it frames classical technique as a social practice, negotiated in real time.

    About the Artists

    eden girma: I hope / I won't make / any mistak(e)s

    eden girma: I hope / I won't make / any mistak(e)s

    Eden Girma is a New York City–based classical performer whose work is frequently heard in collaborative and ensemble settings. At ISSUE Project Room, Girma presents *I hope / I won't make / any mistak(e)s*, a program shaped by close attention to line, balance, and pacing.

    Eden Girma

    Eden Girma

    Eden Girma is a New York City–based classical performer whose work is often heard in collaborative settings. In recent Roulette appearances, Girma has performed with vocalist Eliza Salem and pianist Luke Marantz, including the program listed as “Eliza Salem with Eden Girma and Luke Marantz.

    Eden Girma: DREAMCLUB_RADI0

    Eden Girma, performing under the name DREAMCLUB_RADI0, is an individual artist whose work has appeared in New York City at ISSUE Project Room. Their live presentations often take shape as events rather than fixed repertory, moving between sound, voice, and structured text.