Music concert

Kronos and Kairos

No music without time

HILDEGARD VON BINGEN
Antiphon ‘O Ecclesia’
DOROTHEE HAHNE
Commentari 3
ANTONIO VIVALDI
La Tempesta di Mare, RV 433
FRANCESCO GEMINIANI
Concerto grosso ‘La Follia’ nr. 12 in D Major after Corelli op. 5
JOHN CAGE
Dream (1948)
ANTONIO VIVALDI
Concerto nr. 2 in g mineur, op. 10 ‘La Notte’, RV 439
MARIJN SIMONS
Apocatastasis!
TERRY RILEY
In C Major (1964) – Excerpts
ANTONIO VIVALDI
Concerto per flautino in C major, RV 443
GEORG FRIEDRICH HÄNDEL
Tu del Ciel ministro eletto (Il Trionfo del Tempo e del disingann), HWV 46a
Dorothee Oberlinger
Musical leader and recorder solo

Try if you can to put into words what ‘time’ is. It is remarkably difficult. In one way or another, time seems to escape accurate definition. Which is strange since time gives the impression of being the most normal thing in the world. What’s more: we often feel that time is determining our lives. We can fight it or be dissatisfied with it, but when our time is up, it all comes to an end.

Time also plays an important role in music, in contrast to the static arts such as architecture or painting. There is no music without time. But here too there is the difference between what time is as a constant presence and how it is perceived by the listener. A confrontation between chronos and kairos.

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Past shows
November 24, 2018 Saturday 20:00
Roeselare, BE De Spil
November 22, 2018 Thursday 20:00
Rouen, FR Chapelle Corneille