In the rectangular space of the Kleine Zaal at the top of the Muziekgebouw, a concert will take place featuring (post)minimal movements and galactic overtone sounds. With a sweeping view over the wide IJ, you can enjoy the microtones of Ensemble SCALA and the Fokker organ in works such as Solar Neon by composer Ned McGowan. A highlight of the concert is the arrangement of Aleph 2 by the renowned minimal composer Terry Riley for ensemble. Also on the programme are the exciting Lhorong by composer Juan Felipe Waller, the non-Western minimal sounds of Martin Lo-A-Njoe, a serene piece by Piet-Jan van Rossum, the organic movements for 31-tone organ by Sander Germanus, and not least a brand-new work by the distinctive postminimal composer Renske Vrolijk. Spectral tones, hovering textures, harmony, and clusters with continuous rhythmic flow alternate throughout this concert, performed by Ensemble SCALA, specialists in contemporary and microtonal music.