Music Bowl: Luwten, Kika Sprangers & Concertgebouworkest
In this new edition of Music Bowl, indie pop artist LUWTEN, saxophonist Kika Sprangers and musicians from the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra will come together on stage in the Small Hall. They will play their own music and merge musical genres in surprising musical encounters.
Music Bowl: Luwten, Kika Sprangers & Concertgebouworkest
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Under the name LUWTEN, Dutch artist Tessa Douwstra creates refined pop music that appeals to both the head and the heart. Her music highlights the introverted and finds solace in loneliness and individuality. LUWTEN intertwines field recordings and organic sounds with electronic sounds and melodic instrumentation, with both the productions and her sympathetic vocals telling a story. Her latest album Draft (2021) was acclaimed by the press and the public and earned her a 3voor12 Award for best album.
Kika Sprangers
With her velvety sound, sparkling tonal language and captivating compositions, saxophonist Kika Sprangers knows how to conquer many hearts. Her playing combines vulnerability and strength with complete surrender, resulting in jazz poetry that forces you to surrender to your imagination. Debut album Human Traits (2019) and Mind's Eye (2022) show her artistic search for what makes us human, and were both received with praise. She was named one of the greatest new talents in pop music by the NRC and won the Rogier van Otterloo award. With her own quintet and Large Ensemble, she creates dynamically rich music that was heard at the North Sea Jazz Festival and Into the Great Wide Open.
Musicians of the Concertgebouw Orchestra
An ensemble with musicians from the Concertgebouw Orchestra will join as the third musical component of the evening. Together they will interpret the classical sounds of the orchestra. Which musicians will play will be announced later.
Music Bowl: Luwten, Kika Sprangers & Concertgebouworkest
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