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18 September 2018 •
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Views: 127
Soon to launch its second season of concerts, Borough New Music kicks off with a Rob Keeley Portrait Concert Tues 2nd October. Dan Goren caught up with Artistic Directors Clare Simmonds and Hollie Harding to find out...
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14 September 2018 •
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Views: 156
On 21 September 2018, Mexican violinist Juanmanuel Flores will play Camden Reeves’s two works for detuned violin as part of the Norte Creativo 2018 Festival at the Escuela Adolfo Prieto in Monterrey, Mexico....
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4 September 2018 •
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Views: 70
Delphine Henriet will perform the world premiere of John Palmer’s new work for cello Somewhere at Ludwisburg Castle, Haakestiftung Konzert, Ludwigsburg, Germany on Sunday 16 September. We look forward to making...
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3 September 2018 •
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Views: 134
Written out of a fascination with astrology, Holst’s The Planets was first performed 100 years ago. But what would it sound like if created today? Inspired by modern astronomy and music, the adventurous Ligeti...
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1 September 2018 •
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Views: 114
Anglo-American pianist and organist, Jeremy Filsell, has just recorded Francis Pott’s set of piano pieces, A Room at the End of the Mind, in the US for release on the ACIS label. A long-time interpreter of...
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1 September 2018 •
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Views: 87
840’s next concert is an exciting collaboration with the cellist and inter-disciplinary artist Anton Lukoszevieze featuring Laurence Crane’s Five Preludes for Cello and Piano and Linda Catlin Smith’s...
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1 September 2018 •
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Views: 183
Robert Peate’s Stone Study no.2 – Cave and Cliff for piano trio receives its premiere on September 7th at the Lion Ballroom in Leominster, performed by Anne de Dadelsen (piano), Tony Urbainczyk (Violin) and...
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1 September 2018 •
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Views: 92
Friday 7 September sees the premiere of Emily Doolittle’s Conversations, a setting for soprano and ensemble of Eleonore Schönmaier’s haunting poem of the same name by St Andrews New Music Ensemble as part of...
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1 September 2018 •
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Views: 1014
“A feeling of limitlessness, of being poised to move off in any direction and to any distance, and at the same time stillness, the desire to stay put and listen. Graham Lynch’s music contains many moments like...
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1 September 2018 •
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Views: 114
What do Birmingham and Utrecht have in common? Historic canals. Both cities are best viewed from the water. Given this fact, Gaudeamus and the renowned Birmingham Contemporary Music Group together came up with an idea...
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1 September 2018 •
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The New Oboe Collection’s James Turnbull will be performing a range of works including Emily Doolittle’s Social Sounds for Whales at Night at a Glasgow concert organised by The Night With on Tuesday 11...
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16 August 2018 •
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Views: 20
If you missed the premiere, this is a second chance to witness the remarkable spectacle of St George’s packed to the rafters with a record number of brass band and choir members for composer Liz Lane’s extraordinary...
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1 August 2018 •
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Views: 139
Monday 27th August sees the premiere of Bushra El-Turk’s Crème Brûlée on a Tree a BBC commission for mezzo soprano Wallis Giunta and pianist Michael Sikich. Crème Brûlée on a Tree has been composed in...
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1 August 2018 •
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Views: 356
The BBC have commissioned Joe Cutler to compose a 20-minute piece for saxophone and orchestra for the BBC Concert Orchestra 2019/20 season. The soloist will be Trish Clowes who Cutler previously collaborated with on the...
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31 July 2018 •
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Views: 78
Richard Whalley is once again teaching at the ARAM-Poitou Composition Masterclass this August, and performing chamber music on the piano in the affiliated Concerts en nos Villages series, something he started doing...
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31 July 2018 •
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Views: 114
Wales is getting a new contemporary music ensemble! Led by artistic director Michael Rafferty it will make its debut on Friday 26 October at Cardiff’s multi-artform cultural centre Chapter. We’re...
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