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Alondra de la Parra conducts Bartók, Enhco (world premiere), and Thum / Hamilton — With Caleb Teicher, Tom Thum, and The Impossible Orchestra

Festival Paax GNP 2025: Rhythmic Architectures

Cast

Caleb Teicher — Dancer

Tom Thum — Beatboxer

The Impossible Orchestra

Alondra de la Parra — Conductor

Program notes

The 2025 Festival Paax GNP hosts the world premiere of a work unlike any you’ve seen before: Thomas Enhco’s Concerto for Tap! This one-of-a-kind concerto, commissioned by the festival, features the dizzying talents of award-winning choreographer and dancer Caleb Teicher, a champion of interdisciplinary dance collaborations. In the same program, entitled Rhythmic Architectures, the virtuoso members of The Impossible Orchestra, led by the electrifying Alondra de la Parra, bring out all the atmosphere and character of Bartók’s Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta. This absolute feast of innovative percussion is rounded out by the astounding beatbox skills of Tom Thum in Thum Prints, created by Thum and composer Gordon Hamilton, another illustration of the boundless creativity of music and its profound relationship with the human body.

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