The Willem Twee Studios in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands.
This hub for electronic music is a unique setting of historical analogue electronic music equipment that attracts national and international attention.
Studio 1 is a complete collection of test and measurement equipment from the 50s and 60s. Studio II consists of a collection of historic, and rare synthesizers from the 70s and 80s.
All equipment is in perfect working order. The Willem Twee Studios are living heritage and therefore valuable for the cultural infrastructure, not only in the Netherlandst, but also worldwide. The fact that students and professionals actually work with the instruments and equipment in current studio practice confirms the special character of this concept. Willem Twee studios works closely with FAQ Festival, Fontys Conservatory Tilburg, Music Technology HKU, and is part of the international network for electronic and electro-acoustic music: Electronic Music Foundation New York, Musiques & Recherches Brussels, ICEM Folkwang Uni der Kunste Essen, and EMS Stockholm.
1/ Die Fernweh Oper, by Armeno Alberts (NL). 2019. 07:33.
2/ Stasis number 4, Release preview, by Julian Edwardes (NL). 2021. 04:16.
3/ Voorjaars frequenties, by Rikkert Brok & Hans Kulk (NL). 2019. 08:04.
4/ Form 5, Studies in Audio Fabrics, by Atte Elias Kantonen (FIN). 2020. 03:40.
5/ Delta, 2019 – a mix and processing improvisation by Hans Kulk (NL). 07:24.
with sound material generated by course students Thijs Bastiaans, Paul Bongers,
Dion Schilders, Bas van Vuurde in Willem Twee studio 1.
6/ The Sound of Two Hands, by BJ Nilsen (SWE/NL). 2018. 07:17.
LP Focus Intensity Power.
7/ The Fluid Computer – Side A, by Floris Vanhoof (BEL). 2019. 20:57.
8/ Gylany, by Andrea Taeggi (IT/GER). 2019. 06:23.
LP ‘Zimni Kral’.
The Willem TweeStudio’s are located at the Boschdijkstraat 100 in Den Bosch, the Netherlands.
