Peter Adriaansz (Seattle, 1966), in the piece he wrote especially for Ensemble Klang, Watts, takes a close look at a current phenomenon: broad is the new deep. Adriaansz examines the notion put forward by novelist and essayist Alessandro Baricco (The Barbarians, 2010) that surfing on a computer is a metaphor for how modern society stands in the world. By simultaneously juxtaposing text (by philosopher Alan Watts) and sounds from the surroundings with the music, Adriaansz poses the question: can or may music still be absolute?
Watts is the second movement of a new full-length piece ‘How to live a life’.
Tip: possible to combine with a visit to the exhibition of visual artist Zoro Feigl in the Electriciteitsfabriek. Combination ticket concert + exhibition 8 euro at the door on the day of the concert. The passe-partout also gives you access to the exhibition.
15:00
Korzo
Kaja Draksler –
Solo performance
Kaja Draksler
16:15
Studio Loos
Ezequiel Menalled –
Falling
Ezequiel Menalled, elektrische gitaar / Maribeth Diggle, sopraan
18:00
Electriciteitsfabriek
Peter Adriaansz –
Watts
Ensemble Klang
Introductie door Brechtje Roos
20:15
Korzo
Diderik Wagenaar –
Eleonora
Wolfert Brederode, piano / Susanne Abbuehl, zang
21:00
Korzo
Tomorrow you may sing in Paradise
Jessie Marino –
Rot Blau
Simon Steen-Andersen –
Study#1
Natasha Diels –
An Economy of Means
Cathy van Eck –
Silver Breath
Jennifer Walshe –
1984, it’s OK!
Nadar Ensemble
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