surprise me + at night + live music + only idm & experimental + only classical & score
ADE picks
Sofia's Trip
A sound trip through Sofia Gubaidulina’s avant-garde world and Soheil Shayesteh’s trance-ambient work, with Lonelinoise and live electronics in the mix. Bowed strings, kamancheh, piano and processed texture move as one shifting body of sound.For fans of Asko|Schönberg, Fazıl Say, Ritual Ensemble
Swan Lake Remixed for ADE
Dutch National Ballet, ISH Dance Collective and Junior Company reframe Swan Lake with hip-hop dance, electronic music and digital art. The staged work ties desire, freedom and the tension between light and darkness to the present day.
24classics presents: GLASS & Beyond
Classical & score, IDM & experimental with ADAM Quartet, Wes Broersen.For fans of Kronos Quartet, Daan Roosegaarde, Nils Frahm
Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest x EINDER by Boris Acket
Boris Acket’s EINDER meets the Concertgebouworkest’s Beethoven Fifth inside Amsterdam’s Centrale Markthal, with 70 musicians under a monumental light-and-motion installation. It’s orchestral weight, spatial sound and moving fabric in one large-scale art-and-music setup.
24classics presents: GLASS & Beyond
ADAM Quartet plays Philip Glass’s String Quartet No. 3, with Wes Broersen’s scenography shaping the minimal repeating strings, light and spatial design in Zuiderkerk.For fans of Kronos Quartet, Daan Roosegaarde, Nils Frahm
Elias Mazian (live) x EINDER by Boris Acket
Boris Acket’s EINDER installation sets the scene for Elias Mazian and his band at Centrale Markthal, in a seated live performance. Expect warm, band-led versions of his songs, with vocals up front, soft synths and a slow audiovisual environment.
Hoketus 50!
Michael Gordon writes against Louis Andriessen’s Hoketus for a hard-edged, motoric pulse with repetition and ensemble bite. Expect a line to the Haagse School and contemporary minimalism, with the piece’s propulsive rhythms front and center.For fans of Louis Andriessen, David Lang, Julia Wolfe
Dome Concerts presents: ANDERT TYSMA featuring Maarten Hogenhuis - visuals Julius Horsthuis
ANDERT TYSMA’s piano, strings and subtle electronics stretch into slow ambient-classical harmonies, with Julius Horsthuis adding fractal visuals in the dome for a sound-and-image drift.