Co-production: Structet – Building Music

In the Atrium of the The Hague Town Hall Structet presented a monumental, architectonic vertical matrix of improvised electronic music and projections. An army of hidden musicians on laptops and custom built instruments will form an electronic orchestra that will be performing on seven floors. A ‘conductor’ behind a mixing board for both image and sound will transform the different inputs into one single piece of music and projections.

Structet adapts itself to the building or spatial structure where it performs, with a preference for the vertical dimension. The structure of the improvisation is based on a study of the proportions, scale, colour, history and function of the location of the performance. This performance is based on a study of architecture of the Town Hall by Richard Meier.

Structet is a fluctuating formation constisting of 52 visual and sonic improvisers from the ArtScience Interfaculty and other departments of the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague