Het CV van Guy Livingston (piano) en Ned McGowan (fluit) is onuitputtelijk; het conservatorium, Yale, optredens in het Concertgebouw, Carnegie Hall, meerdere albums én ze zijn alle twee verbonden aan de Universiteit Leiden.

...hedendaagse/jazz composities die zoeken naar vorm en melodie en de grenzen van een compositie, die liggen ver weg.

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The concert is a global mix of ideas, from the South African animated films of William Kentridge to the ambient sounds of Erik Satie and Niels Frahm (a century apart), from the repetitive and humorously spoken interactive text of Tom Johnson to Indian Carnatic music influenced rhythms from McGowan’s duet with iPad (“Cycle Games”). Each piece highlights a facet of the themes of silence and speed.

This epidemic has brought about a lot of change. The public is looking for new ideas and trying to mourn, process and adapt to this new world. McGowan and Livingston offer a new kind of concert, where they bring together abstract philosophical ideas in highly practical, humorous implementations. Corona has made people think about silence and speed in new ways. This is a unique opportunity for us to further develop these themes and bring them to the public…in a performance of our time, for our time.

brought to you by Stichting Karnatic Lab

Sponsored by:

Anna Vastgoed en Cultuur

and The Cultuurmakers Fund

Vleugel: Het Kersjesfonds.

You are invited to stay after the concert and enjoy a gratis glass of wine with us.

Corona protocol: please wear a mask during the concert, and respect social distancing. There is an audience limit of ten people per concert.

If the concert is cancelled, your ticket price (minus eventbrite fees) will be refunded.

TV04 is managed by Anna Vastgoed en Cultuur, and is across from the former American Embassy.