RE:VIVE and Rewire Festival collaborate for the 2nd Rewire symposium. In response to the Rewire 2020 theme of (Re)setting, an exploration into the way humans and sound relate to changing environments, Rewire will present the Changing Sonic Landscape Symposium together with the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision’s RE:VIVE initiative. Taking place on Friday 3 […]
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Connecting to your past can be a long walk. Appreciating it can be even longer. I don’t think any of us ever think we’ll be embodying it. And then, one day, you, your art, your message is a rallying point for people all around the world. People who are turning their eyes and ears to
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Yes, churches reverberate. The projection of sounds from quiet footsteps to a blaring organ never cease to amaze patrons who cross the threshold into these massive spaces of marble, stone, glass and wood. In your favorite DAW or VST there’s probably some cathedral or church emulation reverb that turns a whisper into a holy wash
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Do you even archive? is a regular column where we’ll talk to labels and artists about their archiving, cataloguing and preservation practices. Not much more to say about upsammy that hasn’t beeen lauded by every music publication in the the world. She’s probably The Netherlands’ most exciting DJ operating today and her meteoric rise to
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On December 14th, RE:VIVE and SAE Institute Amsterdam will host the first edition of Crossing Over a new workshop / seminar series focusing on contemporary film and television music. In the past 10 years, cinema and television music is changing as directors and production houses find themselves calling upon some of music’s leading boundary pushers.
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Do you even archive? is a regular column where we’ll talk to labels and artists about their archiving, cataloguing and preservation practices. In this edition of Do you even archive? we spoke to one of Amsterdam’s most ubiquitous and exciting DJs, Femke Dekker aka Loma Doom. The ubiquity is well earned. With over a decade
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Do you even archive? is a regular column where we’ll talk to labels and artists about their archiving, cataloguing and preservation practices. For this edition of Do you even archive? we spoke with Dutch DJ and producer Boris Bunnik. Based in Rotterdam, Bunnik has been active for over a decade since his first release in
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You hear them every day. They’re a signal that you might choose to ignore, except when you’re running late. Church bells amplify across nearly town in The Netherlands but have you ever considered their sonic potential? Join us for a workshop on November 30th as part of RE:VIVE and Rewire Resonance program, to get hands
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On November 10, _underscore_ returns for its 3rd installment with three live debuts of new film scores for archival films from Animistic Beliefs, Martijn Comes and Wanderwelle. _underscore is a collaboration between RE:VIVE, Eye Filmmuseum, and The Rest is Noise where contemporary electronic musicians are invited to compose and revive archival films from Eye and The Netherlands Institute
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You could argue Europe’s longest-serving and most awe-inspiring music venue is the church. For almost two millennia, astounding and technically innovative musical performances have been staged in churches using one of the most complex instruments in the world, the organ, and one of the most universal, the voice. The carillon, or church bell, completes the
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