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Music and the Non-Human Concert 5

Kyushu University’s Faculty of Design is pleased to announce the fifth in the series of concerts ‘Music and the Non-Human’, which will be held on Monday, 21 October 2024 at 19:00.
The public is welcome to attend and we look forward to welcoming you.

In concert 5, Tomoko Akasaka presents two composers approaching the relationship between the spiritual non-human in vastly different ways. Johann Sebastian Bach, in the early 18th century, through his music in general and exemplarily in his suites for viola, was a composer who believed that music striving toward structural and mathematical perfection was a positive agent of Christian change in the universe. By writing and performing and listening to this music, we, and the world, becomes more perfected, more enchanted.
In Decants 4 for viola in a natural environment by Daryl Jamieson (Kyushu University assistant professor), the violist is heard as a part of the environment. Rather than seeking to perfect the world or change it, this music is intended to blend in with it, become part of it.



Date: 21 October 2024

Venue: Recording Studio, Acoustic Research Center, Ohashi Campus, Kyushu University

*Ticket URL is only available on peatix (no tickets sold on the day).
https://nonhumanmusic4-5.peatix.com

Performer: Tomoko Akasaka (viola)

Programme:
J. S. Bach: Suite no.4
J. S. Bach: Suite no.5
Daryl Jamieson: Descants 4 (2021) for viola in a natural environment
*No aftertalk

Inquiries:
Daryl Jamieson, Faculty of Design, Kyushu University
Mail: jamieson★design.kyushu-u.ac.jp
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