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Xavier Le Roy

Sans Titre

music performance conversation

Sans Titre
Sans Titre
Tue 24.03 - Wed 25.03.15

PERFORMATIK 2015 - In his new production Xavier Le Roy creates three situations that make the relationship between the audience and actors less straightforward. The three parts – a lecture, a performance and a concert – are controlled by the loss of a protagonist. The actors and spectators mourn together and this leads to inventions and strange situations…

Philipp Blom & Geert Buelens

Grote Woorden #2

music conversation

Grote Woorden #2
Grote Woorden #2
Wed 04.03.15

Poet and professor Geert Buelens, is the author of Europa Europa!, a magnum opus on the First World War and European cultural history. On this occasion, he speaks to the highly renowned German historian Philipp Blom (The Vertigo Years and A Wicked Company). Actress Femke Stallaert recites war poems, pianist Thomas Dieltjens and cellist Martijn Vink perform compositions by Frank Bridge.

LOD / B'Rock / Jean Paul Van Bendegem

Lecture Songs #1 - een redenaarsconcert

music conversation

Lecture Songs #1 - een redenaarsconcert
Lecture Songs #1 - een redenaarsconcert
Tue 26.01.10

The B’Rock baroque orchestra and LOD music-theatre from Ghent will be presenting an alternative annual New Year’s concert called Lecture Songs. B’Rock will be playing music by Henry Purcell, Matthew Locke and their contemporaries. The science philosopher Jean Paul Van Bendegem does the talking.

Xavier Le Roy | Martin Siewert

Helmut Lachenmann, Salut für Caudwell | Martin Siewert, New Work

music performance conversation

Helmut Lachenmann, Salut für Caudwell | Martin Siewert, New Work
Helmut Lachenmann, Salut für Caudwell | Martin Siewert, New Work
Sat 03.02.07

In 2005, the French choreographer Xavier Le Roy created a staged concert with music by the German composer Helmut Lachenmann. We shall be showing the second part of this performance on the closing evening of Pasta for Tired Dancers; the music is Lachenmann’s guitar duet Salut für Caudwell (1977). In the second part you can hear the renowned guitarist and composer Martin Siewert, presenting his musical response to Salut für Caudwell.