Composer Arthur Wagenaar and juggler Guido van Hout join forces for a fantastic circus of movement and sound, where the rules of the game are constantly changing and nothing is impossible.
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From psychedelic organ music and rowdy compositions to obstinate pop and experimental electronic music in surround sound.
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The young Utrecht ensemble BUI ('Promoting Utrecht Improvisation') creates multidisciplinary art that responds to the environment, the audience and the moment.
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Composer Arthur Wagenaar and juggler Guido van Hout join forces for a fantastic circus of movement and sound, where the rules of the game are constantly changing and nothing is impossible.
New performance linked to Bruno Latour's philosophical theory The Parliament of Things. Four young up-and-coming composers create new work that reflects on the present day in the light of Latour's theory.
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The young Utrecht ensemble BUI ('Promoting Utrecht Improvisation') creates multidisciplinary art that responds to the environment, the audience and the moment.
With Karen Tanaka, B.C. Manjunath, Elsa M’Bala (aka A.M.E.T.), Alberto Granados and host Jonás Bisquert
What is innovation and what does it mean in different musical cultures?
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Composer Arthur Wagenaar and juggler Guido van Hout join forces for a fantastic circus of movement and sound, where the rules of the game are constantly changing and nothing is impossible.
Gaudeamus and the Princess Christina Competition have joined forces this year for a unique education project. Talented composers aged 15 to 19 are developing new work for and with an ensemble, over a period of ten weeks.
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The young Utrecht ensemble BUI ('Promoting Utrecht Improvisation') creates multidisciplinary art that responds to the environment, the audience and the moment.
During the Saturday of Gaudeamus 2021 there will be workshops to follow and exhibitions to see all afternoon long at De Nijverheid that seek out the meeting point between electronics and the physical.
Karen Tanaka gives her talk about music and imagery: how to write music for images and how to enhance the emotions in a film more effectively. Tanaka teaches a film scoring class at CalArts Academy.
The carillon of the Dom Tower is the sound of Utrecht. During Gaudeamus there is traditionally new music by living composers to be heard coming from the tower.
AKIM MOISEENKOV + ANNELIE KONING, GERJAN PIKSEN, JEROEN CALLAARS
In The Pentacle, a 15.3 Surround Sound System invented by Fedde ten Berge, artistic coordinator of STEIM, you are embraced by sound.
Meet the four nominees in this public interview by music journalist Thea Derks: Gen Tanaka, Jenny Beck, Matthew Ricketts and Annika Socolofsky.
A hallucinatory, dreamlike recreation of a Greek nightclub from the 1980s. Several classics from the Greek klarina (clarinet) tradition can be heard in a microtonal amalgam. Waiters become singers. Nothing is what it seems.
Slagwerk Den Haag & Zeno van den Broek + Gabriel Paiuk & Arne Deforce & Sebastián Diaz Morales + Sól Ey
An evening focused on the triangle of technology, people and identity.
In Moving Air the audience is immersed in sound waves emanating from a kinetic sound installation and an acoustic ensemble.
Works by three nominees for the Gaudeamus Award - Jenny Beck, Annika Socolofsky and Matthew Ricketts – and by French composer Augustin Braud.
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Composer Arthur Wagenaar and juggler Guido van Hout join forces for a fantastic circus of movement and sound, where the rules of the game are constantly changing and nothing is impossible.
