The Rise / Ictus Ensemble
Experimental opera by Eva Reiter and Michiel Vandevelde – Hamburg International Music Festival
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Start 19:00
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End ca. 20:30
The sound of the gesture
What would happen if humanity could pass through the gateway to the underworld and restart once again in another realm? Eva Reiter’s experimental opera »The Rise«, written on the basis of poems by the Nobel Prize Winner for Literature Louise Glück and staged by choreographer Michiel Vandeveldes, acts out this vision. Deaf actor Ruben Grandits, whose gestures are converted into intoxicating sounds via sensors on his hands, acts in the spotlight. As master of ceremonies, he directs the other people on the stage with his gestures and sounds.
A new language, a new company and a new music emerge in the interaction of instruments specifically built for this purpose, electronically transformed sounds and the movements of the performers. The specially designed instruments visually transform movement into sounds. Music, dance and language merge into image and sound – »The Rise« is, consequently, equally accessible to deaf and hearing people.
Programme (booklet)
Performers
Ictus
Dirk Descheemaeker musician
Lucas Messler musician
Eva Reiter musician
Michael Schmid musician
Ruben Grandits narrator
Lore Binon soprano
Amanda Barrio Charmelo dance
Nathan Felix-Rivot dance
Antoine Roux-Briffaud dance
Aure Wachter dance
Eva Reiter composition, electronics, concept, stage direction, set design
Michiel Vandevelde choreografie, light design, concept, stage direction and set design
Programme
Eva Reiter, Michiel Vandevelde
The Rise
A coproduction of Musica Festival Strasbourg, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Concertgebouw Brugge, IRCAM – Centre Pompidou, KWP und Perpodium
Supporting programme
Wed, 21 May 2025 20:30
Artist’s Talk,
Kampnagel, K2
Promoter: HamburgMusik / Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik
A co-production of Musica Festival Strasbourg, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Concertgebouw Brugge, IRCAM – Centre Pompidou and Perpodium
