Ikeda: music for strings - Ensemble Modern
Three new acoustic works by Japanese visual artist Ryoji Ikeda. Unplugged concert experience. The renowned Japanese visual artist and composer gained global acclaim for his kaleidoscopic sound sculptures, where electronics and new technology take centre stage. Expect a dynamic performance: Ikeda, a master at blending visual and acoustic media, creates a ritualistic experience where sound and stage imagery converge.
Ikeda: music for strings - Ensemble Modern
Ryoji Ikeda
For the first time in a long while, Ikeda is composing three entirely acoustic works, specifically for the specialists of the German Ensemble Modern. He also designed the lighting plan himself.
The new compositions require a unique setup. For MIRROR, three elongated tables are placed on the stage to display the score. The piece consists of consecutive duos, with musicians walking opposite directions along the tables to read their notes. REFLECTION calls for a symmetrical arrangement of the musicians in a row from left to right, with the double bass in the centre.
Public rehearsal
Tip: Attend the public rehearsal around Ryoji Ikeda's new works at 3 p.m.
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Ikeda: music for strings - Ensemble Modern
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