‍ ‍Image: courtesy of of Isabella Shaw

A specially curated deep listening session that explores the visceral effects of sound on the body and psyche together with mezzosoprano Isabella Shaw. Her practice is focused on decolonization, mythology, physical and metaphysical ecosystems, and music by BIPOC and marginalized composers.

Deep listening session with Isabella Shaw

Date: 28 October 2026
Time: 18:00 – 20:30

Museum of Impossible Forms

Aallonhalkoja 9 L1, 00540 Helsinki, Finland

  • Isabella Shaw

    Originally from Colorado (USA), Finland-based mezzosoprano Isabella Shaw (she/her) is a multidimensional artist with a background in opera, early/experimental music, and writing. Current research and projects are focused on decolonization, mythology, physical and metaphysical ecosystems, and music by BIPOC composers. She studied literature and languages at the University of Cambridge (UK) and early music in London before completing her master’s in opera at Sibelius Academy (2021).

    Shaw is a founding member of experimental early music chamber ensembles Emrys (CH/DE/FI) and Motus Harmonicus (CZ). In 2013 she was recipient of the Barbara Thornton Memorial Scholarship from Early Music America, and studied with members of Sequentia and Magister Petrus ensembles. Shaw has performed with early music ensembles in Czechia, Spain, France, and Canada. She has performed with orchestras in Finland and abroad.