PHOTO: © Wonge Bergmann
Ryoji Ikeda
In the organizer's words:
Digital Art in an Analog World
Ryoji Ikeda is known as an electronic innovator who composes light, pixels, and data into large-scale sound installations. How does a digital sound artist navigate an analog world of strings and percussion? The Ensemble Modern, which has been at the cutting edge for decades, embarks on a meditative journey through Ikeda’s harmonious world. Under the understated title “Music for Strings,” three duets (“Mirror”) and two works for nine string players come together to form a contemplative soundscape. In “Mirror,” two musicians begin at a long table, drawing closer to one another as they play, crossing paths, and then drifting apart again—musically as well.
Instrumentation
Ensemble Modern
Alexandre Babel Percussion
Stéphane Garin Percussion
Amélie Grould percussion
Program
Ryoji Ikeda
Music for Strings
– Intermission –
Ryoji Ikeda
Music for Percussion 2
Venue: Elbphilharmonie / Small Hall
Organizer: HamburgMusik / NDR
Price information:
€28
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