future sounds of the past

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Some compositions sounded like music from a distant future at their premiere—and perhaps still do. Future Sounds brings together three visionary works that were groundbreaking in their time and remain ahead of it.

Messiaen’s Turangalîla-Symphonie bursts with otherworldly energy, featuring the Ondes Martenot—an early precursor of the synthesizer. Stravinsky’s Le Sacre du Printemps shocked audiences with its revolutionary rhythms and timbres. And Andriessen’s De Materie explores, in a wholly unique way, the intersections of music, language, and science. Three works that pushed the boundaries of their era—and continue to do so today.

  • Radio Philharmonic Orchestra

    Messiaen’s Turangalîla-Symphony
    Sun 30 Nov ’25 14:15
    de Doelen
    Grote Zaal
    Sun 30 Nov ’25
    14:15
    sale starts Thu 3 Apr ’25 14:00
  • Asko|Schönberg

    Andriessen’s De Materie
    Sat 17 Jan ’26 20:15
    de Doelen
    Grote Zaal
    Sat 17 Jan ’26
    20:15
    sale starts Thu 3 Apr ’25 14:00
  • Aurora Orchestra

    Stravinsky's Sacre
    Sat 25 Apr ’26 20:15
    de Doelen
    Grote Zaal
    Sat 25 Apr ’26
    20:15
    sale starts Thu 3 Apr ’25 14:00