SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas

Orchestra & symphony

SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas

Concertgebouw, concertzaal, Brugge

About

SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas is at Concertgebouw, concertzaal, Brugge, on 30 April 2027 at 20:00. The description highlights Haas's *in vain*, with sound colours in light and complete darkness.

What to expect

The description invites you to discover unseen sound colours in complete darkness.

The description calls *in vain* by Georg Friedrich Haas a wide, dramatic composition and cites Sir Simon Rattle calling it one of the true masterpieces of the 21st century.

It says the audience is immersed in light and complete darkness, focusing attention on the detailed sound while the Concert Hall becomes a mysterious new landscape.

  • Combines symphonic grandeur with massive microtonal clusters
  • Uses sound colours and exotic keys
  • Contains loud bangs and light flashes
  • UiTPAS chance tariff possible for limited budgets

Questions

When does SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas start and end?

SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas runs Friday, 30 April 2027, 20:00 until 21:25.

Where is SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas?

SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas takes place at Concertgebouw, concertzaal, \u0027t Zand 34, Brugge.

How much are tickets for SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas?

Tickets for SPECTRA & Ensemble Multilatérale / Georg Friedrich Haas cost from €14 on the official ticket shop.

How do I book?

Use the registration page:

**concertgebouw.be

Can I get a discount?

People with a limited budget may qualify for a UiTPAS at chance tariff.

More info: **concertgebouw.be

Are there loud sounds or flashes?

Yes, the performance contains loud bangs and light flashes.

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Getting there

Concertgebouw, concertzaal, \u0027t Zand 34, 8000 Brugge, West-Vlaanderen, BE

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