Louis Andriessen (1939-2021) was born an offspring of a renowned family of musicians. Andriessen is a typical child of the 1960s: against the war in Vietnam, in favour of accessible art, anti-authoritarian, in favour of free love. Jacqueline Oskamp gained access to his private archive, which includes hundreds of unpublished letters. With Great is love she wrote a biography highlighting the unsuspected sides of the Netherlands‘ best-known and most radical composer. A conversation with musical interludes on screen.
Thursday, April 9 |Â Start at 20:00 | Entrance 6.50 euro | City pass/CJP/Student card 5 euro | Friends freeÂ
