Experience New Music for Recorder and Live Electronics in Bielefeld

Event: New Music for Recorder and Live Electronics in Zionskirche Bethel (ev.), Am Zionswald 9, 33617 Bielefeld on 25. October 2026

Date and Time

25. October 2026 17:00

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When the Recorder Electrifies the Space

On October 25, 2026, the Zionskirche Bethel will transform into a resonance space for contemporary sound art. The concert New Music for Recorder and Live Electronics merges the characteristic breath sound of the recorder with digital soundscapes, electronic processing, and precise live synchronization.

Between Breath, Noise, and Digital Echo

The program features works by Frank Nuyts, Marta Gentilucci, Matthew Shlomowitz, Annelies Van Parys, and Sarah Wéry. With the premiere of a work by Frank Nuyts, contemporary composition meets an instrumental tradition that here receives entirely new colors.

The recorder appears not as a historical instrument, but as a versatile sound source: filigree lines, percussive playing techniques, and noisy passages encounter electronically generated textures. The live electronics immediately expand the acoustic sound and let individual tones resonate in the church space, condense or tilt into new movements.

New Music with Spatial Depth

The acoustics of the Zionskirche give the concert a special tension. Between clearly articulated flute motifs and floating sound layers, a stage performance emerges where orchestration, sound direction, and synchronization interweave tightly. Every breath can become an impulse, every sound a component of a musical architecture.

The program is aimed at listeners seeking curious perspectives on chamber music, electronic music, and the sound language of the 21st century. The compositions open the familiar flute sound to experiments, ruptures, and surprising transitions.

A Concert Experience for Open Ears

The one-hour event begins at 5:00 PM. In the concentrated live atmosphere of the church, an immediate interplay occurs between instrument, space, and technology. The audience experiences New Music not as an abstract theory, but as a physically perceivable movement of breath, resonance, light, and electronic sound.

Those wishing to experience contemporary music up close and discover the recorder from an unusual perspective will find a special afternoon in Bielefeld at this concert. The audience's mood arises here from heightened attention and the excitement of tracking sounds at the moment of their creation.

Conclusion: Experience Sound Art Live in Bethel

New Music for Recorder and Live Electronics promises a concentrated concert experience between acoustic precision and electronic transformation. Secure the date and experience in the Zionskirche Bethel how contemporary composition transforms the familiar flute sound into a fascinating sound world.

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