sat: “The Anthologies of Noise and Electronic Music” sun: “The Early Electronic Music Series and Global Electronic & Electroacoustic Experiments” length: 70 min free admission
One of our long-standing ambitions has been to create a space dedicated to recorded music as a listening experience in its own right. This is a first step in that direction: a place where music is approached with the same attention and openness we usually reserve for the concert hall, but where proximity, informality and shared time allow for other forms of collective listening to emerge.
To inaugurate this new space, we have invited Guy-Marc Hinant, founder of the seminal Belgian label Sub Rosa, whose catalogue has spent more than four decades mapping some of the most adventurous territories of experimental music, sound art and electroacoustic practice.
Across two listening sessions, “Anthologies of Noise and Electronic Music” and “The Early Electronic Music Series and Global Electronic & Electroacoustic Experiments”, Hinant will guide us through a personal selection of recordings drawn exclusively from the Sub Rosa catalogue, with a particular focus on lesser-known pioneers from the West and the Global South, tracing unexpected connections, forgotten histories and radical approaches to Listening that continue to resonate today.
[the listening room programme is thematically connected to the Unearthing the Music project, co-financed by the European Union]