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“a continually repeated musical phrase or rhythm”
The pieces presented in this programme have one uniting factor at their core: repetition. Each piece operates with the concept of repetition differently, thus creating a musical landscape filled with variation rather than monotony.
The philosophical discussion of repetition ranges from Plato’s understanding of repetition as reminiscence or recollection of an already existing knowledge to Deleuze’s “upgrading” of repetition as an “active force […] producing difference”.
In his book Difference and Repetition (1968), he states “Repetition and Resemblance are different in kind - extremely so.”
recording/editing/mastering Timm Roller
artwork Maximilian Haslauer
The pieces presented in this programme have one uniting factor at their core: repetition. Each piece operates with the concept of repetition differently, thus creating a musical landscape filled with variation rather than monotony.
The philosophical discussion of repetition ranges from Plato’s understanding of repetition as reminiscence or recollection of an already existing knowledge to Deleuze’s “upgrading” of repetition as an “active force […] producing difference”.
In his book Difference and Repetition (1968), he states “Repetition and Resemblance are different in kind - extremely so.”
recording/editing/mastering Timm Roller
artwork Maximilian Haslauer