Tristan Perich & James McVinnie: Infinity Gradient
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Tristan Perich and James McVinnie perform a seven-movement work for pipe organ and 100 speakers in St Giles Church. Immersive audio on Mood.
Boundary-pushing organist James McVinnie performs Tristan Perich’s ambitious work Infinity Gradient. Designed for organ and 100 speakers in 1-bit audio, this immersive experience fills the medieval spaces of St Giles' Church with pulsating patterns of sound. Arrayed with 100 speakers across the performance space, the church itself vibrates and becomes part of the music in this groundbreaking one-hour, seven-movement tour de force inspired by the simplicity of maths, physics, and code.
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What is the format of Infinity Gradient?+
The performance features an organist accompanied by 100 speakers playing 1-bit audio across a seven-movement composition lasting approximately one hour.
When and where does the event take place?+
The concert takes place on November 7, 2026, at St Giles Church on Camberwell Church Street in London.
How do I get tickets for Infinity Gradient?+
Tickets are available through Bachtrack. Full schedule on Mood.