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The most fun concert ever is Bare, a choreography for six musicians

In Bare, choreographer Kenzo Kusuda shows portraits of six musicians of the New European Ensemble as in a choreographic documentary. These come at you in the dark and finally climb over your seat. You can't make your message any clearer.

Thousands of hours they have to study, those musicians. But for them, music is the most beautiful thing there is. Hence, they even want to take out a second mortgage on their musical instrument. It is the struggle of the musician that is at the centre of Bare. The ...

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In Bare, choreographer Kenzo Kusuda shows portraits of six musicians of the New European Ensemble as in a choreographic documentary. These come at you in the dark and finally climb over your seat. You can't make your message any clearer.

Thousands of hours they have to study, those musicians. But for them, music is the most beautiful thing there is. Hence, they even want to take out a second mortgage on their musical instrument. It is the struggle of the musician that is at the centre of Bare. The ...

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