| Friday 13 November 2026 | 19:00 |
| Prins, Stefan (b. 1979) | Mesh | |
| d'Heudieres, Louis (b. 1988) | Laughter Studies | |
| Beil, Michael (d. 1963) | Hide To Show |
| Stefan Prins | Artistic Director |
| Steven Reymer | Technical Management |
| Nadar Ensemble | |
| Mar Berendsen | Violin |
| Nico Couck | Electric guitar |
| Katrien Gaelens | Flute |
| Yves Goemaere | Percussion |
| Wannes Gonnissen | Sound |
| Jafar Hamin | Violin |
| Pieter Matthynssens | Cello |
| Elisa Medinilla | Keyboard |
| Thomas Moore | Trombone |
| Giulio Napoletano | Bass Guitar |
| Kaspy Ndia | Guitar |
| Bertel Schollaert | Saxophone |
| Dries Tack | Clarinet |
‘Flanders’ most adventurous ensemble,’ according to De Standaard, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Nadar Ensemble, in-house artist at DE SINGEL for years, marks this milestone with their internationally acclaimed production Hide To Show.
In Mesh by Stefan Prins, the boundaries between humanity, technology, and nature blur. Using headphones, each listener creates their own perspective, allowing the concert to unfold both individually and collectively. In Laughter Studies by Louis d’Heudières, created in collaboration with musicians from Fameus, a playful but sharp reflection emerges on multilingualism, communication, and the concert ritual itself. Finally, Hide To Show by Michael Beil pulls out all the stops in a virtuosic and technologically stunning tour de force in which image, sound, and performance seamlessly converge.
A sensory experience that keeps your vision and hearing constantly alert, precisely as you’d expect from Nadar Ensemble.
