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Netherlands
 Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 9.30pm 
Tom Jenkinson Premiere
Holland Festival
Amsterdam
Netherlands

James McVinnie Organ
Tom Jenkinson Bass Guitar

Tom Jenkinson is famous as Squarepusher for his rapid and unsettling beats. He is also a phenomenal bass player and has been fascinated by the organ from an early age. In this concert, he shares the stage with James McVinnie, who was an organist at Westminster Abbey, and is also a virtuoso performer of contemporary music. McVinnie has worked with composers like Nico Muhly and Oneohtrix Point Never (Holland Festival, 2014). The programme includes an earlier organ work Jenkinson wrote for McVinnie, as well as a piece written especially for this Proms concert: a duet for organ and bass guitar, in which Jenkinson is also playing. McVinnie also performs a rarely heard organ work by Philip Glass and an early work by organ giant Olivier Messiaen.



Tom Jenkinson : Selection from: Solo Electric Bass 1
Tom Jenkinson : Space Frame Suite
Olivier Messiaen : Le banquet c�leste
Philip Glass : Mad Rush
Tom Jenkinson : new work (2017) for electric bass and organ

24 Jun



Netherlands
 Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 5pm 
Sacred Environment Kate Moore
Holland Festival
Amsterdam
Netherlands



Sacred Environment is a ground-breaking new work by the Dutch-Australian composer Kate Moore and visual artist Ruben van Leer, commissioned by the Holland Festival and NTR Radio. The oratorio is being performed and sung by the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and the Netherlands Radio Choir. The Australian singer Alex Oomens goes on a virtual reality dream-track towards the Hunter Valley in Australia, originally the territory of the Dharug, Darkinjung and Wonnarua people. The audience will follow her on a big screen in search of the stoneless temple. In this piece, the changing meaning of sacred ground in our demythologised society is being explored. A similar issue is touched upon in Haunted Landscape by George Crumb, the festival�s composer in focus this year. The concert opens with Steven Mackey�s energetic piece Lost and Found. Expect multi-layered soundscapes.



Steven Mackey : Lost and Found
George Crumb : A haunted landscape
Kate Moore : Sacred Environment

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