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Tampere Biennale: Friction, Fetters, Fractures

About the concert

Avanti! returns to the Tampere Biennale after a hiatus of 20 years! The concert opens with the unbridled energy of a young Magnus Lindberg and the premiere of a solo trumpet work by the brilliantly talented Marcus Hu. Noirs by Sophia Chambon is, as one might expect, an exploration of the colour black, and Friction by the festival’s international composer guest Agata Zubel also delivers exactly what the title says.

The programme culminates in Ballast by Ville Aslak Raasakka, which addresses the state of the Baltic Sea from the ecological and geopolitical perspectives. The prerecorded material is from the underwater sonography of the Finnish Environment Institute. The massive sounds of ships at sea are combined with cello, thrust into rumbling depths with electronic processing.

Duration: 75 min.

program

Magnus Lindberg (*1958) Ablauf 
Marcus Hu (*2002) Remembrances (ke.)
Sophia Chambon (*2001) Noirs (2024)
Agata Zubel (*1978): Friction (2020)
Ville Raasakka (s. 1977): Ballast (world premiere)

artists

Avanti! Chamber Orchestra
Mateusz Gwizdałła, conductor
Sirja Nironen, cello
Ville Aslak Raasakka, electronics

INFO

Old City Hall, Tampere

Tickets 20-25 €

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Arrival / Accessibility

Avant’s hall is located in the B-lounge of the Cable Factory. The entrance is from both the Cable Factory courtyard and Tallberginkatu. Accessible access from Tallberginkatu is via a ramp, and from the courtyard side via a lift through the staircase of the B-wing. When entering from the direction of the Dance House, first pass through the Glass Courtyard of the Dance House, and when exiting at the other end of the Glass Courtyard, Lobby B is on the right after the gateway. The same lobby also leads to the Zodiak Hall.

Read more about accessibility at the Cable Factory here.

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