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Contemporary composers inspired by Bruckner
Belgian composer Frederik Neyrinck won the Förderpreis der Stadt Wien in 2020 with his intriguing ‘sound sculptures’. English composer Richard Ayres, who has been working in the Netherlands for decades, previously won the prestigious Matthijs Vermeulen Award. In partnership with Asko|Schönberg, the two composers breathe new life into Bruckner’s legacy, infusing it with their own distinctive sound. An opening concert that leaves you wanting more.
Composers Frederik Neyrinck and Richard Ayres will be the first to take the stage in a one-of-a-kind tribute to Anton Bruckner. Drawing inspiration from Bruckner’s First and Seventh Symphony, they are writing new work. Frederik Neyrinck delves into the heart of Bruckner’s brass sections, crafting a new work for a septet. And Richard Ayres creates an intimate sound biography using recordings of ‘things that Bruckner touched’.
Frederik Neyrinck
Keckes Beserl (world première) after Symfonie nr. 1 van Anton Bruckner
Richard Ayres
No. 58 (Bruckner) (world première) after Symfonie nr. 7 van Anton Bruckner
Asko|Schönberg
Ed Liebrecht conductor
Dates
20:15