Joep Beving

3 down, many more to come. Hope to see you there X Joep 📷 by @oknem

Come and treat your ears. ⁠ ⁠ If it's on your bucket list to see one of the most listened-to living pianists in the world... you should pop to Walthamstow this weekend⁠ ⁠ @joepbeving is bringing his new album and a new series of performances to our stage on Friday 8⁠ ⁠ #newalbum⁠

Enter a stress-free state of mind as pianist Joep Beving performs his minimalistic melodies at the Bergen International Festival on 1 June.     Experience compositions from his new album ‘Liminal’ as well as famous works like ‘Sleeping Lotus’ and ‘Ala’.    More info and tickets at fib.no. #joepbeving #bergeninternationalfestival #festspilleneibergen

The tour starts today. With my very first performance in Greece. After Greece it’s time for the beatiful @berlinphil and @sohotheatre London. Hope to see you there!

NEW SHOW 🎉 Dutch composer and pianist @joepbeving brings the Liminal Tour to Ottawa 💥 Sat Oct 17 @bronsoncentremusictheatre 🎟️ on sale now at spectrasonic.com and @vertigoottawa Joep Beving’s new album Liminal, out now on Deutsche Grammophon, is a search for renewal. Over the span of 15 pieces, Joep contemplates a relationship with the world in which we listen to nature, move with it, and let it speak through art. In that sense, composing becomes less about control and more about tuning in, about finding harmony between human intention and the larger forces of life. With unique compositions like “Elysium”, “ “When humans do algorhythms” and “Wild Renaissance” ”, Joep invites the listener into that rush of possibility: sounds that embrace the luminous and the fantastical, and take refuge in slower spells of deep contemplation of our place in the universe. Sources of inspiration came in the form of *Wild Renaissance* by Guillaume Logé – a book recommended to Joep by Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen. An exhibition by French artist Pierre Huyghe, which Joep visited in Seoul, became another spark. Liminal became in many ways a dance, one teetering between intent and intuition.

The last video of this serie. Arcadia is out now Arcadia is one of my personal favourites from the new album. For me it’s the composition where the album truly begins. The first four to me feel like meandering, not in a restless way, but it is with Arcadia that I finally find the space and pace of the album. X Joep . . . Creative Director / Director / Producer: @studio_petervanlangen Co-Director & Director of Photography: Thomas de Boer

@joepbeving nimmt dich beim @pianodayofficial mit auf eine Reise zwischen Ruhe und Gefühl. 🎹 Seine Musik ist minimalistisch, aber trifft direkt ins Herz. Perfekt zum Abschalten, Nachdenken und kurz die Welt vergessen - das Replay findet ihr in unserer Mediathek!

‘Liminal’ by Joep Beving is out now! With the release of the album we’re happy to share the stereo mastering and the Dolby Atmos mix were completed here at STMPD Studios. The album was finished using analog tape, bringing warmth and cohesion to the final sound. Dolby Atmos mix by @antonpieete and stereo mastering by @mariatriana_mastering

Behind the artwork. Filmed at Eric Levert’s atelier, Amsterdam, December 2025. Link you know where Director & editor: @studio_petervanlangen Photographer: @jaapbeyleveld Camera: @thomasdeboer.work Cover sculpture: @ivancremer Cover photography: @sachafotograaf Printmaking: @eric1levert Liminal is out now on @dgclassics

@joepbeving has built a reputation as a composer of music that resides in the in-between. On his latest project ‘Liminal’, that instinct is pushed further, moving between structure and letting go, between a sense of calm and something more unsettled - constant movement. Over two days, from a private listening session to time spent in his Amsterdam studio, we traced that tension back to its source, in conversation with Beving himself🫆

My album ‘Liminal’ is out today! It has been a year in the making and I am happy to share it with you and finally have the music do the talking. I hope you will enjoy it! The music is available on all digital streaming platforms and cd. As of today the album is also available on vinyl. I should note that it is the first ever Deutsche Grammophon release on eco-vinyl, made from recycled PET plastics. I want to thank everyone involved in the making of this album and especially: Barbera van Rest, Martijn Meeske, Eva Roëll, Debbie Clare, Joris van Welsen, Christian Badzura, Iris van Herpen, Marieke Meulendijks, Marc Wesseling, Ivan Cremer, Sacha de Boer, Peter van Langen, Maria Triana, Roel Verberk, Anton Pieëte, Eelco Bakker. Thanks to Pierre Huyghe and Guillaume Logé for the inspiration. Thanks to my label Deutsche Grammophon. Lastly thanks to you for your support and gift of attention! I am so grateful that after ten years I can still make records knowing there’s people out there who would want to listen to them. Thank you so much! Photo: @jaapbeyleveld

More Liminal shows announced. Scandinavia in September. Canada in October. Tickets on sale Friday. Link in bio. Hope to see you there. X Joep Poster design: @studio_petervanlangen Thanks Ian & Todd @outermostagency Debbie @littlebigbooking