About
Organ Night brings top organists to Bozar, Brussels, on Wednesday 19 May 2027, 18:00–22:00. The programme spans drones, arpeggios, ostinatos and canons, and closes with Tristan Perich's Infinity Gradient for organ and 100 homemade 1-bit speakers.
What to expect
A range of top organists fill the cathedral with performances, with repetition as a common thread.
- From drones and arpeggios to ostinatos and canons
- Infinity Gradient by Tristan Perich closes the night
- 100 homemade 1-bit speakers opposite the organ
- A colourful, transcendent duet
Questions
When does Organ Night start and end?
Organ Night runs Wednesday, 19 May 2027, 18:00 until 22:00.
Where is Organ Night?
Organ Night takes place at Bozar - Paleis voor Schone Kunsten, Ravensteinstraat 23, Brussel.
What is on the programme?
A range of top organists fill the cathedral with performances, with repetition as a common thread.
Drones and flowing arpeggios in modern and contemporary repertoire
Ostinatos and canons in old music
Infinity Gradient by Tristan Perich as the closing chord
What is Infinity Gradient?
Infinity Gradient is by American composer Tristan Perich.
It is the closing piece of the evening.
Opposite the organ, he places 100 homemade 1-bit speakers.
The result is a colourful and transcendent duet.
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Getting there
Bozar - Paleis voor Schone Kunsten, Ravensteinstraat 23, 1000 Brussel, Brussel, BE
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