DoelenEnsemble — Buddha
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.
What is the focus of the DoelenEnsemble performance?+
The concert focuses on Julius Eastman's 1984 work 'Buddha' and Simeon ten Holt's 'Palimpsest', exploring time, repetition, and unique open-notation performance structures.
Where is the event being held?+
The concert is held at De Doelen, located at Schouwburgplein 50, 3012 CL Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Is there a conductor for the performance of Buddha?+
No, the performance of Buddha features the musicians interacting in a circle without a conductor.
What genres are represented in this program?+
The program primarily features minimalism, classical, and contemporary classical music.
How can I purchase tickets?+
Tickets can be purchased via the official De Doelen website at https://www.dedoelen.nl/en/order/add/event/50443.
