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09 Sep 21
Gaudeamus Late Night

Vamachara, the title of Gen Tanaka’s new work, is a Sanskrit word meaning to achieve spiritual awakening in a clandestine, unconventional way. The choice of title is characteristic of a composer who is constantly trying to transcend the everyday world in his music. On the other hand, the boundaries that Annika Socolofsky tries to challenge in her music are those of restrictive gender roles. Her piece Who Am I to Say? rebels against the nursery rhymes that teach girls from an early age to accept a subordinate role. There will also be new work by Saed Haddad, the Jordanian-German composer who was involved as a jury member in the selection of the four Award nominees – with harmonica player Hermine Deurloo, who is particularly popular in the jazz world, playing a starring role.

In this concert, Asko|Schönberg, the leading Dutch ensemble for new music, will be playing brand-new music by  Gaudeamus Award-nominated Gen Tanaka and Annika Socolofsky.

Saed Haddad
Melancholie II

Gen Tanaka
Vamachara

Annika Socolofsky
Who Am I to Say?

Asko|Schönberg
Clark Rundell conductor
Barbara Kozelj mezzo soprano
Hermine Deurloo harmonica
Joseph Puglia violin

Dates

09 Sep 21
Thu
22:15
TivoliVredenburg
€ 10