Daan Janssens & bODEM, MIRY Concert hallconcertresearch presentationAgendaArtistic activitiesOnderzoekGidsen door eigen werk
Daan Janssens may provide sophisticated scores, yet the music itself cannot be accused of any excessive cerebrality. Having said that, we still wouldn’t mind a peek inside his head. On the occasion of the monographic CD release in September and also the end of his post-doctoral research at KASK & Conservatorium, Janssens himself takes on the role of guide. During this lecture-recital he guides us through some of his more recent publications. And of course the ear wants something too, which is taken care of by his former schoolmates of the clarinet trio bODEM
Daan Janssens is affiliated as an artistic researcher to KASK & Conservatorium, the school of arts of HOGENT and howest. The research project Verwijzende muziek. Over de compositorische mogelijkheden van het (zelf)referentiële muzikale netwerk was financed by the HOGENT Arts Research Fund.

Daan Janssens (Bruges,°1983) studied composition and conducting at the Ghent Conservatory with Frank Nuyts, Filip Rathé and Godfried-Willem Raes. He attended different international master classes and seminars, both as composer (with Luca Francesconi, Peter Eötvös, James Dillon, Magnus Lindberg…); as well as conductor (with Lucas Vis, Ensemble Modern, Johannes Kalitzke, and Marco Angius).
His music has been performed by Ensemble Intercontemporain, the Gulbenkian Orchestra Lisbon, the Spectra ensemble, Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain, Aton’ & Armide, Musiques Nouvelles, Vocaallab and soloist Luigi Gaggero… on festivals and venues such as TRANSIT festival, Concertgebouw Brugge, De Singel, Ars Musica, Kaaitheater, November Music, ISCM world music days 2009, Darmstädter Ferienkurse, Festival Musica Strasbourg...
Since 2006 he regularly conducts the contemporary music ensemble Nadar, and performed with this ensemble at Ars Musica Fagey, TRANSIT festival, Darmstädter Ferienkurse, Festival Musica Strasbourg, Donaueschinger Musiktage…


