MDJ Matthias de Jaeger live in Roeselare

Experience MDJ Matthias de Jaeger live on September 11th

Matthias de Jaeger (MDJ) is a Belgian composer and performer whose work blends elements of contemporary classical music with influences from jazz, improvisation, and electronic soundscapes. His compositions often feature extended techniques for acoustic instruments, exploring timbre and texture alongside melodic development. He frequently collaborates with musicians across genres and utilizes field recordings within his pieces, creating immersive sonic environments.

Beythem Kerke, located in Roeselare, Belgium, is a historically significant church building originally constructed in the Neo-Gothic style during the late 19th century – specifically between 1873 and 1876 – following designs by architect J.B. Bethune. Dedicated to Saint Michael, it served as a parish church for many years before undergoing repurposing. In recent times, Beythem Kerke has been transformed into a cultural center hosting a variety of events including concerts, exhibitions and performances. The building retains many of its original architectural features including stained glass windows and ornate detailing, offering a unique acoustic environment for musical presentations. The space is known for its resonant qualities and atmospheric setting which lends itself well to performances featuring nuanced sound design.