Aggregate Festival
An underground, slow-burn contemporary classical night.
The 6th edition of the AGGREGATE festival, organized by the Berlin-based ensemble gamut inc, explores the intersection of centuries-old mechanical instruments and contemporary computer control. Spanning two days at iconic Berlin venues including St. Hedwig’s Cathedral and the Konzerthaus, the event presents new artistic approaches to sound design and experimental music. Highlights include a performance of Tristan Perich's 'INFINITY GRADIENT', a large-scale symphony for pipe organ and 100 loudspeakers in 1-bit audio, alongside a new work by Mauricio Silva Orendain and a collaborative piece by Marcel Andreas Ober and Benjamin Geyer.
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When and where does Aggregate Festival take place?+
The festival occurs on September 30 and October 1, 2026, across venues including St. Hedwig’s Cathedral and the Konzerthaus in Berlin.
Who is performing at Aggregate Festival?+
The program features Tristan Perich, James McVinnie, Mauricio Silva Orendain, Marcel Andreas Ober, and Benjamin Geyer.
What is the focus of the performances?+
The festival explores the intersection of centuries-old mechanical instruments and contemporary computer control systems.
Where can I purchase tickets for the festival?+
Tickets on Mood.
