Tectonics 2025 Events
Sat 3 May 2025
- 15:00City Halls
Belgian sound artist Baudouin Oosterlynck travelled 15,000km across Europe seeking silence. He transforms the Recital Room into a sanctuary for deep listening with his intricately constructed 'Listening Devices'. Book a separate ticket at box office.
Belgian sound artist Baudouin Oosterlynck travelled 15,000km across Europe seeking silence. He transforms the Recital Room into a sanctuary for deep listening with his intricately constructed 'Listening Devices'. Book a separate ticket at box office.
Programme
- Listening Instruments
Performers
Composers
- 17:00City Halls
Glasgow-born flutist Richard Craig presents a transformative concert exploring myth, nature, and alchemy through works inspired by Odysseus, celestial skies, and earthly fusion.
Glasgow-born flutist Richard Craig presents a transformative concert exploring myth, nature, and alchemy through works inspired by Odysseus, celestial skies, and earthly fusion.
Programme
- Sacateca’s Dance for flute and tape (1993)
- Ulysse for flute and percussion (1980)
- Cielo Gris for solo flute (2023)
- Il y a plus d'eau que prévu sur la lune for contrabass flute and electronics (2020)
Performers
- Richard Craigflute
- Jennifer Torrencepercussion
- 18:45City Halls
Join ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 3 presenter and writer Kate Molleson for an insightful session exploring the artists and music featured on Day 1 of Tectonics.
- 20:30City Halls
Timothy McCormack’s work explores how queer individuals learn of, grieve, and hold space for the lost generation of queer and gay individuals who died during the AIDS epidemic. Clara Iannotta evokes a sense of loss, as a bird drifts through empty skies.
Timothy McCormack’s work explores how queer individuals learn of, grieve, and hold space for the lost generation of queer and gay individuals who died during the AIDS epidemic. Clara Iannotta evokes a sense of loss, as a bird drifts through empty skies.
Programme
- strange bird — no longer navigating by a starUK Premiere
- a vapor (no body, no image)World Premiere
Performers
- Ty Bouquesinger
- Ilan VolkovConductor
Composers
- 21:15City Halls
Known for her innovative work in sound, performance & installation, Beatrice Dillon presents unreleased experimental electronic work developed since the release of her recent acclaimed albums ‘Seven Reorganisations’ (HI, 2024) & 'Workaround' (PAN, 2020).