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Ispasion Show Productions is a dance company known worldwide for its impressive creativity and graceful beauty. The main mission of the artists is to create unforgettable stage experiences that evoke emotions and captivate the audience.

Dance in its various forms is the central focus. Neo-Flamenco and Neo-Tango, Spanish and contemporary dance, as well as ballet, combine with cutting-edge stage technology and avant-garde visual effects to create a top-tier show.

The artists of the company are talented dancers with diverse backgrounds. They are admired not only for their flawless technique but also for their breathtaking interpretations and expressive stage presence.

Hanna Rautzenberg uses her voice as part of a new generation of female artists unafraid to show their emotions and to confront life’s challenges head-on in their lyrics. As a storyteller of her time, she captures the highs and lows of life with a unique sensitivity, transforming them into powerful songs that speak directly from her soul. Over the course of two years, Hanna refined her distinctive sound in the studio. The result is a musical blend that is both raw and honest, drawing equally from American rock and folk traditions and the fresh energy of modern pop. Hanna remains uncompromising—her music is real, unfiltered, and full of rough edges, because for her, a song must tell a story in order to truly resonate.

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German pianist Esther Birringer is highly regarded for her colorful, immersive interpretations that blend tonal refinement with brilliant virtuosity. Critics and the trade press acclaim her as one of the most distinguished artists of her generation, noted for a performance style that bears a unique musical signature. She made her orchestral debut as a soloist at the age of six. During her studies in Hanover and Berlin, she was a prizewinner of numerous international competitions and established herself early on in renowned concert halls and as a soloist with leading orchestras. With her recordings, Esther Birringer develops distinct artistic concepts: while her debut Once Upon A Time (2021) brought Russian ballet music to life with "epic narrative flair" (Radio Bremen), her Debussy album (2022) revealed an extraordinary sense for subtle nuance. With Spectrum (March 2026), she now unveils the full breadth of her multifaceted personality: the album weaves together styles and eras into an organic unity, where meditative detachment and expressive intensity contrast to open up a complex sound panorama. In addition to her career as a soloist and chamber musician, she teaches at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts.

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Lea Birringer first attracted attention as a young student with her debut at the Berlin Philharmonie. During her studies with Igor Ozim at the Mozarteum Salzburg and Pavel Vernikov at the Music and Arts Private University of Vienna, she established herself as a prizewinner at international competitions and is now a sought-after soloist and chamber musician. She regularly appears with renowned orchestras and at major festivals, including the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie, Staatskapelle Weimar, Staatskapelle Halle, Staatsorchester Rheinische Philharmonie, Polska Filharmonia Bałtycka, and the Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma, and has performed in leading concert halls such as the Musikverein Vienna, Konzerthaus Berlin, Laeiszhalle Hamburg, and the Louvre in Paris. As winner of the 15th International Johannes Brahms Competition, she was awarded the Cultural Prize of the Saarbrücken Cultural Association. Alongside her solo career, Lea Birringer is an active chamber musician and has collaborated with artists such as Igor Levit, Wen-Sinn Yang, and Barbara Bonney. She frequently performs with her sister Esther as a duo, and their joint recordings have been enthusiastically received by critics. Her recent recordings have received outstanding reviews and were nominated for the International Classical Music Awards. In 2025, another album will be released, produced in cooperation with SWR Kultur and the Staatsorchester Rheinische Philharmonie. Lea Birringer previously taught at the Haute École de Musique de Lausanne (Sion) and at the Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt Weimar. Since November 2024, she has been Professor of Violin at the University of Music Würzburg.

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