Het is een kunst om op betekenisvolle manier tijd met elkaar door te brengen als de grip op woorden vervaagd. Met dit project brengt het Genetic Choir mensen in de langdurige zorg dichter bij elkaar.

“De Amsterdammer leeft gemiddeld een jaar korter door de vervuiling van de lucht.”

Genetic Choir collaboration for a sound installation by Cecilia Bengtsson

Singing the clap of a butterfly's wings... - a live soundwork on location developed with Ananda Serne

Overal in de wereld is het de stem die verbindt. We spreken, zingen, luisteren en brengen elkaar in beweging met de trillingen van onze stem. Wat raakt ons in de stem? Wat raakt de stem aan?

Op uitnodiging van nieuwe muziek festival NOVEMBER MUSIC 2019 in Den Bosch heeft het Genetic Choir een nieuwe invalshoek gecreëerd voor het Loop-Copy-Mutate project: Basketbal!

An international, yearly, nomadic festival that attempts to answer the absurd question: Can improvisation be documented?

Genetic Choir and WhatIIIF? are fundraising and gathering partners to develop an open online environment for improvisers from any discipline, and their audiences, to reflect on and improve their craft.

Genetic Choir’s extensive performance project about music and sound in public space, in collaboration with Bimhuis and Steim.

On 14 July 2018, the Genetic Choir performed a 10 hour concert together with 200 readers reading the entire Odyssey on the Over ‘t Ij festival in Amsterdam.

In Baden (Bathing), the Genetic Choir was invited by artist Cathalijne Smulders to work with people who have difficulties with language, speech or gestures as a result of brain damage.

Invited by Public Works Utrecht, and in collaboration with UK artist Marcus Coates, the Genetic Choir has created a Moth, a Bird and a Fox Concert on Utrecht Central Station, respectively on 21 September, 4 November and 11 December 2016.

The Genetic Choir was invited to Japan in 2016 for the Creative Music Festival in Hiroshima and an artistic collaboration with Bunraku ensemble Mokugu-sha in Tokushima.

What is spiritual music to us, as contemporary - and mostly secular - improvising musicians?

What does it mean to us to sing and instantly compose in interaction with an architectural space that is made for connecting to 'something other/higher than ourselves?

Genetic Choir created a visual and aural experience for the hour when the first light of the morning appears above the Ij. In collaboration with Merlijn Twaalfhoven's 24 hour Resonance in Muziekgebouw aan het Ij in Amsterdam