Echo Collective plays Jóhann Jóhannsson ‘12 Conversations with Thilo Heinzmann’ [sold out]
Renowned post-classical string quartet brings an ode to the late Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson.
‘Post-classical’, ‘neo-classical’ or ‘not-classical’: Neil Later and Margaret Hermant’s Echo Collective don’t really mind what you call their music. For years, the classically schooled string quartet with an ear for experiments have been investigating the boundaries between classical and pop. Echo Collective have collaborated with some of the great composers in the genre, such as Nils Frahm, Joep Beving and the Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson, who sadly passed away in 2018. Just before his death, Jóhannsson asked Echo Collective to record his 12 Conversations With Thilo Heinzmann, a collection of twelve pieces composed as a soundtrack for the work of the Berlin-based visual artist Thilo Heinzmann. This live performance of the piece is also STUK’s ode to the Icelandic master, who we were honoured to welcome three times in the past.
PRACTICAL
ENTRANCE only via Schapenstraat.
Concert behind closed doors, so latecomers cannot get in once the show has started.
This evening is sold out, there will be no tickets at the door.
Wearing a face mask is mandatory at all times, also during the shows.
Please find all safety measures in our FAQ.
TIMING
20:00 doors
21:00 Echo Collective plays Jóhann Jóhannsson - 12 Conversations with Thilo Heinzmann
This event is part of the programme De Anderhalvemetersessies, the grand finale of De Zomer van 2020 – Samen in Leuven, a summer mix of music, theatre, film, family events and guided tours. Tickets go on sale 17 July at 10:00 via leuven.be or at Visit Leuven, Naamsestraat 3, in Leuven.
Locatie
Bijkomende info
SOLD OUT
Very limited capacity
Think in bubble, buy in bubble, sit in bubble. We organize our seating plan according to your reservation.
Do you want to sit together? Please make 1 reservation for your entire bubble, and arrive together at the event. The STUK hosts will guide you to your spots.
