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An underground, slow-burn minimalism night.
The DoelenEnsemble performs music that is rarely heard, focusing on Julius Eastman's 1984 work, Buddha. This piece features open notation and free parameters, where the musicians interact in a circle without a conductor to shape the performance. The program also includes Simeon ten Holt's Palimpsest, a work that unfolds through quiet passages and layered soundscapes. Both pieces center on time and repetition, creating a concentrated listening experience with unique outcomes in every execution.
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in 7 daysThe concert focuses on Julius Eastman's 1984 work 'Buddha' and Simeon ten Holt's 'Palimpsest', exploring time, repetition, and unique open-notation performance structures.
The concert is held at De Doelen, located at Schouwburgplein 50, 3012 CL Rotterdam, Netherlands.
No, the performance of Buddha features the musicians interacting in a circle without a conductor.
The program primarily features minimalism, classical, and contemporary classical music.
Tickets can be purchased via the official De Doelen website at https://www.dedoelen.nl/en/order/add/event/50443.