Scherpdenkers
26 — 27 Oct 2010
Hearing the Universe
Only sharp ears are attuned to it; somewhere in the distance between noise and silence the Big Bang can be heard. The universe, infinitely vast and fascinating beyond compare: the professor of theoretical astronomy and artist Vincent Icke takes an elucidating look at an incomprehensible subject. He is a born storyteller, as viewers of the television talkshow De Wereld Draait Door are aware. The music alone is equally fascinating: from the colours of the music by Schönberg and Willem Jeths to the rapturous ecstasy of Scriabin.
(Short programme with introduction in Dutch)
Artists
ARNOLD SCHÖNBERG
Fünf Orchesterstücke op. 16 (arr. Felix Greissle)
WILLEM JETHS
A bout de souffle
ALEXANDER SKRJABIN
Achtste sonate, op. 66 (arr. Nikolai Korndorf)
ASKO|SCHÖNBERG
conductor
Reinbert de Leeuw
lecture
prof. dr. Vincent Icke