Composer: Niko Schroeder
Visuals and performance: Adėle Houssin, Inez Nuijten

Inner & outer; Air & water; Warm & cold. Duality of the energy that makes us alive.

Composer: Jurijn Jonker
Controll: Inez Nuijten Piano: Parvin Diyanati

Three situations will be played at different moments throughout the concert. The cells that are being played on the piano will appear in the following Ramifications: Ramification 3: Madame Poire, Ramification 4, Ramification 5: Et les harpes sonnent partout…, Ramification 6: Rehearings 1 and NEuE meets Composition and Ramification 7: Composing with programs.

Concept, Composition and Performance: Marijn Brussel and Mateusz Godlewski

For four flashlights, light sensors, mirrors and two performers

Concept, Composition and Performance: Heejin Kim, Minwoo Park

There are some differences between ‘personal’ and ‘private’. In this work, we want to talk about ‘private’ at the moment where comfort and safety collapse. As each sound from the private and the non-private situation is inter-mingled, ‘private’ no longer exists. Rather, it seems like the key traits are endangered. However, at the same time, this unpredictable event gives us the possibility to expand our perception. What will come after?

Concept and Performance: Fernande Bloemen en Pam Breedveld

By: Dominika Badyla & Mick Peters
Performers: Julian Loof, Niko Schroeder, Max Mekkes, Nadia Sotirova Abadjieva, Stefanos Constantinides, Jakub Cerulík, Basia Jagiello

An excerpt of Tore Häggman’s theater work “Do Not Applaud”, about Klaus Meinbergs life and compositional work. The play details the relationship Klaus had with audience reception to his pieces. The fragment presents the musical performance at the heart of this story.

Concept, visual and performance: Franki Dodwell, Anna Bielska, Zeynep Oral

Visual, composition and performance: Yicheng Geng

Hypnopompia is a status of consciousness leading out of sleep, a status in between asleep and awake, a status when magic happens that blurs the line of real world and hallucinations. It happens a lot to me thanks to my husband, and you will see my daily struggles.

Composition and performance: Akiko Mik, Mateusz Godlewski
Visuals and performance: Indra Joachimsthal, Haevn Aalbersberg

Concept and performance: Stefanos Constantinides & Dominic Hughes

Composition, performance and animation: Marijn Brussel
Performance: Mateusz Godlewski

Converting from the physical world to a “platonic” world through abstraction. Although languages differ greatly, they all possess metaphysical qualities. I have translated these qualities into musical notation.

Concept, visual and performance: Alper Cekinmez

First, man invented a meter that tracks the rotation of the earth. Then, human started spinning around the meter. In our race against Earth, can we get a minute to turn around?

Concept, visual and performance: Lai Keng Lam
Introduction: Franki Dodwell

Everything is made by hands.

Karolina Rusak