
Kleine zaal
-- Doors open 19:15
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Performers
Ruben Mersch - writer
Het Collectief
Wibert Aerts - violin
Martijn Vink - cello
Toon Fret - flute
Julien Hervé - clarinet
Thomas Dieltjens - piano - Part of Serie Scherpdenkers
Ruben Mersch & Het Collectief
Why polarization is positive
- Classical
- Kamermuziek
- Klassiek Seizoen 26-27
- Spreker
- Verdieping
Tickets
- Ticket (Rang 1) €36,00
- Ticket (Rang 2) €29,00
- Ticket (Rang 3) €24,00
Polarization is on the rise in our society. We argue over themes both large and small; every social debate risks getting bogged down in a “war of positions” where two camps, both armed to the teeth with facts, clash with one another. The logical reaction is: away with polarization. However, Flemish philosopher and biologist Ruben Mersch argues that it is precisely through polarization that we can understand and break the dynamics of “us-vs-them” thinking, and learn to deal with contradictions constructively.
The five musicians of Het Collectief (violin, cello, clarinet, flute, and piano) use the innovative works of 20th-century composers Charles Ives, Alban Berg, Wolfgang Rihm, and Elliott Carter to demonstrate how these struggles resonate within music.
Concert rescheduled
This concert has been rescheduled from Thursday, February 4, to Wednesday, February 3.
Program
Ives – Pianotrio: Moderato
Berg – Vier Stücke op. 5
Rihm – Fremde Szene III
Carter – Esprit Rude / Esprit Doux
Berg – Pianosonate nr.1 (arr. Tim Mulleman)

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- Doors open 19:15
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Performers
Ruben Mersch - writer
Het Collectief
Wibert Aerts - violin
Martijn Vink - cello
Toon Fret - flute
Julien Hervé - clarinet
Thomas Dieltjens - piano - Part of Serie Scherpdenkers
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