20.1.2024
09:00 PM – 11:00 PM
DÜSSELDORF: Organ concert with Cory Arcangel and Hampus Lindwall

Built in 1955, the St. Antonius organ has extraordinary potential that has been adapted over time to play an extensive range of repertoires. The current three-part organ in St. Antonius is the result of a complex and careful reconstruction from 2006-2018, which focused on what composers today find interesting about the instrument and its inseparable connection with the space was important. Digital individual tone controls give the pipe instrument a wide range of possibilities for sound production.

Since 2018, Cory Arcangel and Hampus Lindwall have worked together on a number of organ concerts with the purpose of generating a new repertoire for the instrument. People from contrastingly different artistic backgrounds were invited to compose, such as visual artists, sound artists or musicians from experimental techno. The artists will present some of their own music for the organ, which draws inspiration from both metal and techno cultures from the 1990s and early 2000s.