I’m lucky enough to be finishing this month with two concerts. On 22 March, the Curious Chamber Players will perform The Incredulity of St Thomas as part of Samtida Musik’s Vårflod Festival in Stockholm. The rest of the programme features recent works by Swedish composers and the concert is followed by a recital given by […]
Saturday, 19 January 2013
On Sunday 3 February, soundinitiative will give the first performance of All that is solid melts into air at the Collège Franco-Britannique (MÉTRO Cité Universitaire) in Paris. The concert will also include a new version of my All the time that you have what we have. / All the time that you have. for mezzo-soprano and two violas, the […]
Saturday, 5 February 2011
I’m off to Graz, Austria, for 12 days to attend the Impuls Akademie. While there I’ll be having lessons with Pierluigi Billone, Rebecca Saunders and Beat Furrer. Pascal Dusapin, Brice Pauset and Georg Friedrich Haas are also on the staff. Klangforum Wien are in residence. As are ensemble interface and a whole bunch of starry names […]
As the end of the year approaches, here are some of the best things that I have read, seen and heard in the past twelve months. Two major, large-scale performances this autumn made an impact on me. The London Sinfonietta’s concert of Lachenmann at the Southbank Centre in October was one. I already knew the […]
By Chris
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Posted in Odds & Ends
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Also tagged A Town Called Panic, Amir Nizar Zuabi, Aurélio Edler-Copês, Centre Acanthes, Dogtooth, Helmut Lachenmann, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, Joanna Newsom, London Sinfonietta, musikFabrik, My Son My Son What Have Ye Done, Olafur Eliasson, Quatuor Diotima, ShiberHur, Southbank Centre, Tony Judt, Washington Phillips, Werner Herzog
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