Manchester Collective: Serenity 2.0 ~ Liverpool
- The Tung Auditorium 60 Oxford Street Liverpool, England, L7 3NY United Kingdom (map)
A nervous system reset
A nervous system reset. One minute, the sound vibrates through you, your hair’s pulled on end. The next, a blissful calm descends. There’s furious amplified sound and then mysterious, holy light to slow the pulse back down… Ever felt overstimulated by your phone screen?
Ben Nobuto’s SERENITY 2.0 is a glitched-out collage of frenzied strings, percussion, and samples. It cycles restlessly through Japanese pop, news anchors and vocal-fried YouTubers – but the calm after the doomscrolling is worth the ride.
Musician and DJ Nabihah Iqbal has a similarly eclectic approach to art and music. Her work takes her everywhere, from Boiler Room raves to the Turner Prize. What Psyche Felt, Nabihah’s first classical commission for string quartet and electronics, receives its world premiere by the Collective. The finale? Eric Prydz’s colossal house anthem Opus, reimagined.
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Each work responds to the personal and physical experiences of the collective consumption of music, especially in a club setting.
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Experience live classical music as you've never imagined it in Britten Sinfonia's spectacular, immersive and welcoming concert format.
Artist Jérémie Queyras’ works have been exhibited in London, Paris, New York, Shanghai, Basel, Barcelona, and Vienna, and most recently, his portrait of Angela Merkel is on display in Berlin.
- Tagged Music by Female Composers, Student tickets, Free