Experience an innovative morning concert by guitarist and composer Jules Reidy at Amsterdam's historic Oude Kerk. This event is part of the esteemed Silence music series, presenting contemporary sounds within the church's unique acoustic environment. Reidy explores new possibilities for guitar, blending microtonality and diverse influences for a captivating auditory experience.
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Experience a morning concert featuring guitarist and composer Jules Reidy at the Oude Kerk. This event is part of the Silence music series, which explores contemporary music within the historic acoustics of the church.
This event features a morning concert by guitarist and composer Jules Reidy, a prominent voice in Berlin's contemporary music scene. Reidy's work often explores new possibilities for guitar music, incorporating microtonality, alternative tunings, and influences from folk and minimalism, blending faded pop melodies, experimentation, and sampling. The performance is part of the 'Silence' music series, a sequence of morning concerts held on the first Friday of each month. These concerts utilize the ancient acoustics of the Oude Kerk, presenting contemporary music that merges acoustic, digital, and electronic sounds, inviting the audience to move through the historic architecture.
Tickets can be purchased for this event. Visitors are directed to the official ticketing page for booking details.
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