DOORS 7PM, MUSIC 7PM

Aimée Portioli is a Berlin-based Dutch-Italian composer and sound designer who records and performs as Grand River. Portioli makes experimental electronic music with rich emotional colours. Her work, influenced by minimalism and ambient music, is atmospheric yet rhythmically complex, incorporating a wide range of contemporary compositional and production techniques.

Seating is unreserved. There will be a mixture of seating, cushions and standing room available - please contact us if you have any specific requirements.

Human constructs and free nature become one in Tuning The Wind, the 4DSOUND-concert by Grand River. Dutch-Italian composer Aimée Portioli creates a synesthesia of organic sounds, field recordings and electronically manufactured music. For Tuning The Wind, Portioli recorded different types of wind, musical layers and pitches, and ultimately brought them together in a swirling composition. That swirl of soundwaves will quite literally arise during Aural Spaces, where the compositions are flowing through the space, all around you. Experience the atmospheric ambient topped with complex rhythms during this extradimensional performance, put in motion by an urge to make electronic music more natural in an innovative way.

Stijn van Beek Stijn van Beek is an electronic music composer, producer and musician from the Netherlands. His musical endeavours include producing music and DJ-ing for the dancefloor, playing traditional folk music on the uilleann pipes (Irish bagpipes) and composing abstract electronic ambient music. He is also one of the key developers of the 4DSOUND software.

For this concert, he premieres Washed Away by the Waves, a piece about the quest for simplicity and belonging in an over-complicated and increasingly digitized world which seems to be falling apart.

Stone Nest is an arts organisation and performance venue in the heart of London's West End, bringing exceptional and experimental art to a wide audience. A hidden gem nestled amidst the bright lights of theatreland, it offers a platform for bold, visionary artists and a space where audiences can encounter an eclectic programme of contemporary performance.

Stone Nest is an old building and unfortunately cannot currently accommodate electric wheelchairs. We can accommodate manually operated wheelchairs via a temporary ramp; please let us know that you are a wheelchair user when booking and whether a Companion will be accompanying you, and we will arrange a Companion ticket for you.