| Samstag 21 November 2026 | 16:15 |
| Glass, Philip (b. 1937) | Glassworks: Opening | |
| Glass, Philip (b. 1937) | Elergy for the Present (world premiere) | |
| Glass, Philip (b. 1937) | Mad Rush | |
| Glass, Philip (b. 1937) | Metamorphosis 1 | |
| Glass, Philip (b. 1937) | Metamorphosis 2 | |
| Glass, Philip (b. 1937) | Film music from The Candyman: Helen's Theme | |
| Glass, Philip (b. 1937) | Truman Sleeps | |
| Glass, Philip (b. 1937) | Evening Song No. 2 | |
| Riley, Terry (b. 1935) | Chasing Satie (I, IV, V, VI and IX) | |
| Ball, Lawrence | Piano Suite 27, Op.227 (world premiere) | |
| Ball, Lawrence | Piano Suite 28, Op.229 (world premiere) | |
| Frey, Jürg (b. 1953) | La Vache a Petit Dejeuner (world premiere) | |
| Dalibert, Melaine (b. 1979) | Astral | |
| Dalibert, Melaine (b. 1979) | Flux/Reflux | |
| Barnard, Keith | The Path of Illumination | |
| Catoire, Jean (1923-2005) | Other (op.145) | |
| Levaillant, Denis | Ballade de la poupée | |
| Levaillant, Denis | Suite Francaise (world premiere) | |
| Levaillant, Denis | Une barque sur le Niger | |
| Levaillant, Denis | Image Étude XIV "Transe" |
| Mike Tusch | Licht |
| Nicolas Horvath | Klavier |
We are thrilled to welcome Nicolas to Planet Tree Festival no.12 for an extended-duration recital that gathers some of the most quietly radical music being written today.
Nicolas has built an international reputation on marathon performances of astonishing stamina and tenderness, and on a lifelong commitment to championing living composers — playing their music not as a curiosity but as the central repertoire it deserves to be.
The programme moves through Philip Glass and Terry Riley, the two figures who taught a generation that repetition could be a form of devotion, and sets them alongside Lawrence Ball, Keith Barnard, Jean Catoire, Melaine Dalibert, Denis Levaillant, Michael Vincent Waller and Jürg Frey — composers working in slow time, luminous harmony and patient unfolding.
With lighting design by Mike Tusch, of Synthaesis
