Odysseia Ensemble

The Odysseia Ensemble is a unique chamber music collective that transcends traditional musical boundaries to share the poignant real-life stories of migrants through a blend of music, poetry, and other art forms. Based in the UK, the ensemble is dedicated to advocating for the dignity of asylum seekers and refugees, using their platform to raise awareness and foster empathy. Their performances are not merely concerts but immersive experiences that transport audiences into the journeys and struggles of those seeking refuge. The ensemble has captivated audiences with notable performances, including their London debut at Kings Place, where they presented Max Richter's 'The Four Seasons Recomposed' with soloist Elena Urioste. The Odysseia Ensemble's work extends beyond the stage, collaborating on projects like 'Migration Sounds' with Cities and Memory and COMPAS, University of Oxford, to create a deeper understanding of migration through art.