Pushing beyond or dissolving boundaries, exploring new paths, and engaging in dialogue with other artistic disciplines \u2013 for many of our ensembles, their sphere of activity has long extended beyond music-making alone, not least because pressing social and political issues challenge the arts and their performing artists as well. Old and new narratives, woven into music ranging from the Baroque era to contemporary pop, alongside theatre, film, and light installations, invite audiences to immersive artistic experiences.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
16 November \u2013 14 December 2027 four seasons changed<\/em> is a reinterpretation of Max Richter\u2019s iconic work Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi \u2013 The Four Seasons<\/em>, conceived as a choreographed reflection on transformation as a powerful yet vulnerable form of life.
16 January \u2013 22 February 2028 and on request
MAX RICHTER: FOUR SEASONS RECOMPOSED WITH DANCE: FOUR SEASONS CHANGED<\/strong>
BRYGGEN – Bruges Strings \/ Jolente De Maeyer, concept & musical leader & Solovioline \/ Michiel Vandevelde, Choreographer & Konzept & scene & Licht \/ Amanda Barrio charmelo, danz \/ Milk of Lime, costumes<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The string ensemble BRYGGEN<\/a> does not merely perform the music; throughout the entire piece, its musicians move in continuously evolving and endlessly varying patterns. Alongside them, a single dancer weaves through the ensemble, serving both as a counterpoint to the musicians and as a living embodiment of the composition\u2019s emotional architecture.
M. Richter: The Four Seasons \u2013 Vivaldi Recomposed<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n