On November 25th, RE:VIVE with support by Buma Music in Motion, presents its second Crossing Over Workshop with composer and producer, Roly Porter. The Crossing Over series features producers and composers from the experimental and electronic music worlds who have “crossed over” into the realm of composing for film, TV and video games. This Workshop […]
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We’re very happy to share that Martijn Comes has released his commissioned performance for carillon from our Resonance event done in collaboration with Rewire Festival as part of the Rijksdienst voor Religieus Erfgoed’s Kunst & Kerk program. Comes was commissioned to compose a piece for the carillon at the Stevenskerk in Nijmegen plus a composition
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From October 3 until October 9 at Sound & Vision in Hilversum a newly commissioned RE:VIVE installation If you understand the beginning well, the end will not trouble you, composed by Michiel Sekan will be available for you to visit for free. As part of Dutch Media Week 2022, RE:VIVE was invited to commission an
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Maybe a bit comedic, maybe a bit gross, but it’s hard to ignore that the body makes some interesting sounds. So for this sample pack, we put together a collection of sounds produced by the human body. Anyone who’s had food poisoning or the stomach flu will know just how incredibly powerful the stomach can
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On September 23rd at BIT in Rotterdam, RE:VIVE, Nous’klaer and Roffa Mon Amour team up to showcase 6 archival films re-scored by top Dutch electronic music talent. Tickets and more info available here. A growing cast of electronic and experimental musicians are redefining contemporary film and television music. From Mica Levi to Oneohtrix Point Never,
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RE:VIVE primarily covers electronic music. But the concept of “reuse” of heritage materials is prevalent in every musical genre. So every now and then something pops up whether it be drone Irish folk music or an opera based on a punk band’s archive that grabs our attention and we have to dive deeper. This time,
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Who doesn’t love walking? It’s perhaps the best mode of transportation and we as humans have been doing it for quite a long time. If you haven’t at some point taken a moment to listen to your footsteps in the snow, in the rain, on soft forrest floors, hardwood you name it; you’re missing out!
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Utrecht based DJ and producer Ineffekt champions the freedom that comes from organization in this new edition of Do you even archive?
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Creepy old music box sounds? We’ll make a sample pack out of anything these days. Dug deep from the Sound & Vision sound archive, we present a small collection of music box sounds. We’re not sure which music box these sounds were recorded from, but in their simplest design, music boxes all follow the same
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We’ve been doing this for a while now. Since summer 2015, actually. And something that stuck with us all this time, has been the work of Adriaan de Roover (fka Oaktree) and Matthias Dziwak aka Avondlicht. The Belgian musicians seemingly exist in the same ethereal world their music conveys. Both appeared on our Fog Mountain
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