Krug Champagne Presents Composer Ryuichi Sakamoto’s ‘Suite For Krug In 2008’ With a Special Orchestral Performance at The Brooklyn Museum
Tuesday Night Krug Champagne celebration of composer Ryuichi Sakamoto tribute to the House of Krug with a unique symphony that translates into music three creations from one single year, 2008. To mark the momentous occasion, the centuries-old Champagne House and Ryuichi Sakamoto hosted a multisensory immersion with a three-part symphony inspired by the creations of the year, opening new gateways to the senses.
Krug Champagne hosted a night of synesthesia with Chloe Flower, Paul Rudd, Questlove, Karen Elson, Dev Hynes, and Jeremy O. Harris as they gathered at the Brooklyn Museum to celebrate composer Ryuichi Sakamoto’s musical tribute to the champagne house
Paul Rudd courtesy Reach Media/ Pascal Perich
Those to experience the premier performance of the ‘Suite for Krug in 2008’ – were a maverick group of Krug lovers, musicians, and creators including Paul Rudd, Chloe Flower, Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, Jeremy O. Harris, Joshua Bell, Kilo Kish, Karen Elson, Dev Hynes and PJ Mattan, among others, who joined Krug for a performance, tasting, and dinner – a sensorial trifecta.
An unprecedented expression of the sensation of taste through sound, ‘Suite for Krug in 2008’ is a three-movement symphony by Ryuichi Sakamoto inspired by the unforgettable 2008 harvest in Champagne.
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