The resonance of time in music
Performances, lectures and workshops on musical time
Music is the art of time par excellence, so much so that there is often a difference between music time, experienced time and real, objective time. Music seems to be able to stretch and contract time. Moreover, music messes with the memory, misleading and influencing its listeners. The Orpheus Institute guides us through musical nostalgia and timelessness. Along the way, revealing how music influences our perception of time, how technology affects that experience and how libraries aid and colour our memory.
Programme
14.00 workshop Sounding Time
Juan Parra Cancino
14.00 presentation Phonographic listening at the fin-de-siècle
Jonathan Impett
15.00 lecture-performance Sonority, Nostalgia, and Timelessness
Tom Beghin
16.15 presentation The Resounding Libraries Mnemonic Curio Clavier
Bruno Forment
17.15 concert:
Daniela Fantechi, Nicholas Brown, Magno Caliman, Nicolas Collins, Simon Waters, Matthew Wright (Music, Thought & Technology group): ensemble
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George Lewis (1952)
Creation (commissioned by Concertgebouw Brugge)
Tickets
The resonance of time in music
2 April 2022, Concertgebouw Brugge
