ensemble Intégrales was founded by Barbara Lueneburg and Burkhard Friedrich and integrates, according to requirements, instrumentalstists and singers to perform programs with different intrumentations.

The core members of ensemble Intégrales are:

Barbara Lüneburg performing on the violin and the viola has made herself a name as both an interpreter of classical and contemporary music.She won various violin competitions, including the "Prize for the Best Interpretation of Contemporary Music", awarded at the 4th International Music Competition for Young Culture in Düsseldorf, which displays her special interest in the new music field. Barbara Lüneburg has premiered numerous solo- and chamber music works throughout her career.

In addition to being a member of various chamber music and contemporary music ensembles, she regularly performs as a soloist of classical and new music in Germany and abroad. Barbara Lüneburg records for radio broadcast, CD- and TV- productions and plays at various international music festivals such as Schleswig Holstein Music Festival, Bodensee Festival, Bregenz Festival (Austria), Gaudeamus Festival, the Munich Biannual and the Tongyeong International Music Festival (Korea).

As a recipient of grants and scholarships from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Scholarship of the German People she studied a/o. at the Tshaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow with Zorija Schichmurzaeva and at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (London) with David Takeno. Barbara Lüneburg is a founding member of ensemble Intégrales.

Currently she working on her PhD thesis on An investigation of the performer's role as an interface between composer and instrument and between composition and audience in contemporary music at Brunel University/London.

Burkhard Friedrich (born 1962 in Berlin) studied composition and classical saxophone in Stuttgart, Lübeck and Berlin. He has been a recipient of the Heinrich-Strobel Stipend granted by the Southwest German Radio and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the cultural office Hamburg. His chamber opera Lancelot's Spiegel won the 1st prize at an international Competition for Opera Writing in Austria. The opera was premiered 2003 in Austria. His second opera Imitation of Life, based on films and novels of David Lynch and Bret Easton Ellis was premiered 2005 at the opera in Hamburg. His music theatre Galaxy Hotel, based on a novel by the Japanese writer Haruki Murakami will be premiered 2009 in Hamburg.

Burkhard Friedrich awarded various international prizes for his compositions and inter-pretations of contemporary music for solo-saxophone and chamber music with saxophone. In cooperation with the "Deutschlandradio”, ensemble Intégrales released a portrait - CD with chamber music by Burkhard Friedrich in October 2002, a CD with his chamber opera Lancelots Spiegel 2004 and a CD named musicbox with his recent works in spring 2008.

As a saxophonist Burkhard Friedrich performed and produced all over Europe and lot of Solo- and chamber music works for CD, which are written for ensemble Intégrales by well known and young contemporary composers. Burkhard Friedrich co-founded ensemble Intégrales, he is promoting and performing in concert series with improvised and notated music in Hamburg and lives as a freelanced composer and saxophonist in Hamburg. Burkhard Friedrich’s works are performed in various festivals such as Bregenz Festival, Steirischer Herbst and WIEN MODERN.

Australia born, pianist Ashley Hribar, is the recipient of many scholarships and prizes including the 2005 International Gaudeamus Interpreters Competition (Amsterdam), the South Australian Emerging Artist’s Award (2003), Australian Post Graduate Award 2001, The Dame Ruby Litchfield Scholarship (2000) and first prizes in: The Geoffrey Parsons' Accompanist Award (2003), The Adelaide Eisteddfod Keyboard Concerto Competition (1996), The Miriam Hyde Piano Competition (1994), and The Australian Polish Arts Award (1994).

In addition to his passion for classical music, Ashley Hribar has devoted much of his time to performing contemporary music. As soloist as well as active chamber musician Ashley Hribar has given live national broadcasts for Australia's ABC Classic FM as well as for 3MBS, 5 MBS, and Radio Adelaide and the Bavarian Radio (Germany). During 2005 he toured Germany giving lecture recitals premiering new music by Australian and German composers.

He has studied in Australia and Germany (as a recipient of a DAAD scholarship) with a number of distinguished pedagogues and concert artists including: Dr. Graham Wil-liams, Karl-Heinz Kaemmerling, Stefan Ammer, Stephen McIntyre, Elanora Sivan and Gordon Fergus-Thompson. His interests have extended beyond live performance composing music for Film, Television and Dance Theatre. His music for the Australian short Film Ngoppun directed by Gina Rings 2000 was broadcast nationally on Australian SBS Television.
Ashley Hribar is a member of ensemble Intégrales since 2006.

Marko Ciciliani (*1970, Croatria/NL) explores his very own path through the new music world. He dares the beauty as well as the ugly, chaos stands next to order. Ciciliani’s music easily combines seemingly contradictory materials giving his composition a feeling of experiment and playfulness, which captures the audience with its surprising turns and changing colours.

Active as a performer and improviser himself Ciciliani more recently gives a considerable amount of control over his work to the interpreters. He provides flexible forms, musical materials that still have to be furnished or compositional guidelines for sections that have to be worked out. In ensemble Intégrales he has found a congenial partner in his aim to create a ‘multiple authorship’ of his music.His music is performed in both Americas, Europe and Asia and at international festivals like the Bregenz Festival, Zagreb Biennale, Gaudeamus Week, Wien Modern, Proms in Paradiso/Amsterdam, Ars Nova SWR, Das Neue Werk NDR, ‘Activa’ of Berlin or the Playground Touch in Bern.

Since 2002 he additionally works for ensemble Intégrales as their sound designer.