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Saturday 20 May

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Sat 20 May | 22:00

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Re-imagining Opera

Noise, tekno, post-punk and improv meet opera

Stephanie Pan, Ji Youn Kang, Lynn Cassiers, Marc Alberto, Floris van Bergeijk & Stelios Manousakis (VS/KR/BE/NL/GR)

What can the word ‘opera’ mean in the 21st century and how is it relevant? Forging a collaboration between V2_Klub and Opera Forward Festival from the National Opera, Re-Imagining Opera explores the notion of opera from unexpected perspectives casting a radical and irreverent eye on established ideas.

 The performance is created by a freshly formed collective of six leading musicians/composers in the fields of experimental electronics and music, free improv, contemporary new music, opera and theatre, with a shared love for underground scenes – hardcore tekno, hiphop, rap and spoken word, post-punk and noise.

 Working through a modular libretto of sorts, they take you on a journey through sparse landscapes, glitchy noise and seas of sound, before dropping you onto a massive thumping wall of hardcore tekno rap and back off again, through ethereal vocals, dramatic song, spoken word, and a far-reaching spectrum of live electronics.

Credits

concept: Stephanie Pan, developed, composed, and performed by: Marc Alberto (vox and texts, sax, modular synth), Floris van Bergeijk (keys, synths and drum synths, processing), Lynn Cassiers (vox, objects, processing), Ji Youn Kang (supercollider, processing, blippoo box), Stelios Manousakis (feedback clarinet, drum machines, supercollider, processing), Stephanie Pan (vox and texts, autoharp, (toy) synths), created and produced in collaboration with: V2_ & Opera Forward Festival (from Dutch National Opera)

Duration performance

90 minutes

Location

V2_

Standard price

€ 12.50

DAY TICKETS €35

Tickets

Sat 20 May | 22:00

V2_

Been

Practical info

DAY TICKETS €35

Duration performance

90 minutes

Location

V2_

Standard price

€ 12.50

Re-imagining Opera

Noise, tekno, post-punk and improv meet opera

Stephanie Pan, Ji Youn Kang, Lynn Cassiers, Marc Alberto, Floris van Bergeijk & Stelios Manousakis (VS/KR/BE/NL/GR)

What can the word ‘opera’ mean in the 21st century and how is it relevant? Forging a collaboration between V2_Klub and Opera Forward Festival from the National Opera, Re-Imagining Opera explores the notion of opera from unexpected perspectives casting a radical and irreverent eye on established ideas.

 The performance is created by a freshly formed collective of six leading musicians/composers in the fields of experimental electronics and music, free improv, contemporary new music, opera and theatre, with a shared love for underground scenes – hardcore tekno, hiphop, rap and spoken word, post-punk and noise.

 Working through a modular libretto of sorts, they take you on a journey through sparse landscapes, glitchy noise and seas of sound, before dropping you onto a massive thumping wall of hardcore tekno rap and back off again, through ethereal vocals, dramatic song, spoken word, and a far-reaching spectrum of live electronics.

Credits

concept: Stephanie Pan, developed, composed, and performed by: Marc Alberto (vox and texts, sax, modular synth), Floris van Bergeijk (keys, synths and drum synths, processing), Lynn Cassiers (vox, objects, processing), Ji Youn Kang (supercollider, processing, blippoo box), Stelios Manousakis (feedback clarinet, drum machines, supercollider, processing), Stephanie Pan (vox and texts, autoharp, (toy) synths), created and produced in collaboration with: V2_ & Opera Forward Festival (from Dutch National Opera)

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