Re;make
Family and school performance
Intro
Have you ever listened to music as if it were a construction kit? Imagine music actually consists of Lego bricks – you can of course assemble them as shown on the packaging, but you can also use them to create your own structures! In a new order, with a new rhythm. Keep the part you like and leave out the rest, or add extra layers. That’s called remixing, and in re;make it happens live on stage. You also get the chance to make your own remix during the concert!
During this concert, Kluster5 and composer Remy Alexander will show you how freely you can approach new music and how you can make your own choices about the music. Come listen ánd build, because at the end of the concert the audience will create their own piece of music by rearranging the Lego blocks of sound.
Composer
Remy Alexander (*1991) likes to compose often and with a wide variety of influences. As a composer he works for mainly concert and film settings. Remy has earned his bachelors degree in composition at the Utrecht Conservatory, and his masters in composition at Fontys and the royal conservatory of The Hague. In 2018 he was awarded the Tera de Mare Oyens prize during the Gaudeamus week. His music has been performed at festivals such as November Music, the Huddersfield Contemporary music festival, Gaudeamus and Cross-linx. He is not very athletic, but he can run pretty fast. Middle-C is his favourite note.
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