SPECTRUM: Neurodiversity as a Creative Force
How do you experience the world when your brain perceives, organizes, and connects things differently? In *Spectrum*, the New European Ensemble invites the audience to listen to new ways of thinking and feeling.
Composer Bryan Seegers has written a powerful new work that makes the sensory richness and complexity of life within the autism spectrum audible. His music intertwines sound, voice, and text into a multicolored auditory landscape where vulnerability and strength go hand in hand. The spoken fragments are based on conversations with neurodiverse Dutch individuals and, together with the music, form a layered reflection on perception, communication, and identity.
The evening is presented and introduced by Mike Boddé.
In Spectrum, neurodiversity is not seen as a diagnosis, but as a source of creativity — a different way of experiencing, understanding, and sharing the world.
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SPECTRUM: Neurodiversity as a Creative Force
“The Ensemble’s musicians are excellent without exception… The New European Ensemble has given an impeccable performance.”
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