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John Zorn II 13.30-14.30 Uur Verkadefabriek Filmzaal 1 2016-2018 John Zorn II 13.30-14.30 uur Verkadefabriek Filmzaal 1 2016-2018 15.30-16.00 uur The Hermetic Organ Sint-Janskathedraal Office no. 21 Theater aan de Parade 16.30-17.30 uur Songs for Petra Pleinzaal 18.00-19.00 uur Chamber Music Willem Twee Concertzaal 19.30-20.00 uur John Zorn Solo Saxophone Jheronimus Bosch Art Center Noordbrabants Museum 20.30-21.00 uur Midsummer Moons (2016) ma 5 nov Statenzaal 21.30 -21.55 uur Jumalattaret (2012) Grote Kerk John Zorn 22.05-22.30 uur The Holy Visions (2012) Grote Kerk in ’s-Hertogenbosch II 23.00-24.00 uur Cobra (1984) Verkadefabriek Grote Zaal 13.30-14.30 uur 19.30-20.00 uur 22.05 -22.30 uur JOHN ZORN II 2016-2018 JOHN ZORN THE HOLY VISIONS (2012) Verkadefabriek Filmzaal 1 SOLO SAXOPHONE Grote Kerk Mathieu Amalric Jheronimus Bosch Art Center Uitvoering: Sarah Brailey - voice Elizabeth Bates - voice Eliza Bagg - voice Rachel Calloway - voice Kirsten Sollek - voice 18.00-19.00 uur CHAMBER MUSIC Willem Twee Concertzaal Met: JACK Quartet / Michael Nicolas / 15.30-16.00 uur Felicia van den End THE HERMETIC ORGAN 20.30-21.00 UUR OFFICE NO. 21 Programma: MIDSUMMER MOONS (2016) Sint-Janskathedraal Ouroboros (2014) 8’ Noordbrabants Museum Statenzaal Michael Nicolas - cello Uitvoering: Jay Campbell - cello Uitvoering: John Zorn - organ Julian Lage - guitar Nachträglichkeit (2018) 10’ Gyan Riley - guitar Felicia van den End - flute JACK quartet: Chris Otto - violin Austin Wulliman - violin 23.00-24.00 uur John Pickford Richards - viola COBRA (1984) Jay Campbell - cello Verkadefabriek Grote Zaal As above, so below (2017) 6’ Uitvoering: Michael Nicolas - cello Julian Lage - guitar Matt Hollenberg - guitar 16.30-17.30 uur Zeitgehöft (2013) 8’ Bill Frisell - guitar SONGS FOR PETRA Chris Otto - violin Okkyung Lee - cello Theater aan de Parade Pleinzaal Jay Campbell - cello Mike Nicolas - cello 21.30-21.55 uur Jay Campbell - cello Uitvoering: The alchemist (2011) 20’ JUMALATTARET (2012) Jorge Roeder - bass Petra Haden - voice JACK quartet: Grote Kerk Craig Taborn - piano Julian Lage - guitar Chris Otto - violin Ikue Mori - electronics Jesse Harris - guitar, voice Austin Wulliman - violin Uitvoering: Cyro Baptista - percussion Jorge Roeder - bass John Pickford Richards - viola Barbara Hannigan - voice Kenny Wollesen - drums Kenny Wollesen - drums Jay Campbell - cello Steve Gosling - piano John Zorn - prompter www.novembermusic.net @novmusic @novembermusicNL John Zorn II 13.30-14.30 uur Verkadefabriek Filmzaal 1 1 2016-2018 15.30-16.00 uur The Hermetic Organ Sint-Janskathedraal 2 Office no. 21 Theater aan de Parade 16.30-17.30 uur Songs for Petra 3 Pleinzaal 18.00-19.00 uur Chamber Music Willem Twee Concertzaal 4 19.30-20.00 uur John Zorn Solo Saxophone Jheronimus Bosch Art Center 5 Noordbrabants Museum 20.30-21.00 uur Midsummer Moons (2016) 6 ma 5 nov Statenzaal 21.30 -21.55 uur Jumalattaret (2012) Grote Kerk 7 John Zorn 22.05-22.30 uur The Holy Visions (2012) Grote Kerk 7 in ’s-Hertogenbosch II 23.00-24.00 uur Cobra (1984) Verkadefabriek Grote Zaal 1 CITADELLAAN BOSCHDIJKSTRAAT1 DIEZEBRUG TRAMKADE BRUG EL VELDWEG PLEIN G IN S N E BOSCH L O M BRUGSTRAAT E I CITADELLAAN L O JA HANDELSKADEN H EINSTRAAT ARENA P BREDE HAVEN ZUID WILLEMSVAART BUITENHAVEN H TOLBRUGSTRAAT O KONINGINNENLAAN G E BURG. S LOEFF T PLEIN SMALLE HAVEN E HAVENSINGEL E K N ACHTER STATIONSWEG VISSTRAAT R W DE TOL- U E BRUG I G S NIEUWSTRAAT S P T P R MARKTSTR A A STRAAT ROZE- MARIJN- SINT JOSEPHSTRAAT T STRAATJE BOISSINGEL SNELLESTRAAT HINTHAMERSTRAAT MARKT ST JANSSINGEL 7 SCHILDER JULIANA MONS PRINSENSTR ST JACOBSTR PLEIN T K R 2 MAGISTRATENLAAN A M KERKSTRAAT N VERWERSTRAAT E 5 P PARADE A H VD DOES DE WILLE C S ACH.H.W STADHUIS O L V E N P H BETHANIESTRAAT O 3 E 6 VUGHTERSTRAAT K KONINGSWEG S T J O R I 4 S S T R STRAAT P HEKELLAAN E BERNHARD T T P E L A A R PRINS S E ZUIDWAL W E www.novembermusic.net G @novmusic @novembermusicNL.
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