A man discovers a room that hides one musical surprise after the other. Sometimes a musician produces the sound, but at other times simple actions such as drawing and cycling lead to music. Together with the audience, al these discoveries make up an interactive visual concert.
In Feedback, the musical possibilities of the newest in electronics are explored. The trendsetting Amsterdam-based STEIM designed a series of sound installations that make use of sensor technology. The interactive possibilities that these electronics offer are used to create a musical game of ping pong between the actors and the public.
- Tags
- children
- festival
- interactief
- interactive
- kind
- muziektheater
- oorsmeer
- Artists
- Muziektheater Transparant
- Bert Bernaerts
For ages 5 and over – 50 minutes.
N.B. Concerts on the 4th of November can only be combined when the end of your first concert and the start of your next concert are separated by 30 minutes.
Music: Bert Bernaerts / Performance: Rudi Galindo / Lighting and scenography: Anne Van Es / Electronic installations: concept Michel Waisvisz & Frank Baldé (STEIM), realisation ene Wassenburg (Schrikdraad Elektronisch Ontwerp) / Audio & software: Pieter Thijs
A production by Muziektheater Transparant in co-production with STEIM. Commissioned and sponsored by Philharmonie – Luxemburg, Luxemburg 2007, Musik Triennale Köln, Manchester International Festival, Jeunesse Austria.
