Different hats: the many faces of the piano
Guest EditorBy Xenia Pestova Bennett As a performer living and working today, I have to be able to wear different hats…
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Re-engaging rural audiences
AlexgwBy Lucie Treacher What’s it like to make projects for ‘rural’ audiences and what might some challenges be? At the…
An Interview with Composer Charlotte Bray
Guest EditorBy Freya Parr Charlotte Bray stands out in the British composing scene as a distinctive voice with an ability to…
Rafael Payare conducts Mahler Symphony No 1
Sarah Hirons LondonFrom personal crisis to blazing triumph via music that sets out to seduce and to dazzle – the rollercoaster ride…
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Explore Ensemble
London
Explore Ensemble celebrates the music of Kaija Saariaho and Rebecca Saunders in a double portrait concert plus recent work by Joanna Bailie, and featuring soprano Juliet Fraser
A Yuletide Celebration with the Nest Collective
FoundlingMuseum LondonEnjoy Yuletide music and fun from performers from the Nest Collective.
LCMF 2019 x Serpentine Galleries: TIME TIME TIME
LCMF LondonJennifer Walshe’s new opera ‘TIME TIME TIME’ made in collaboration with renowned ecological philosopher Timothy Morton, featuring Lee Patterson, Áine O’Dwyer, and M.C. Schmidt.
LUCAS / LYNCH / MOORE / PRÉVOST – MATINEE
IKLECTIK LondonIKLECTIK presents,
LUCAS / LYNCH / MOORE / PRÉVOST
Saturday 14 December – doors 2.30pm – start 3pm | £7 adv / £9 otd
CoMA Wye Valley Introductory Meeting
cziwjmk MidlandsJoin the newest of CoMA’s new music ensembles for all instruments, voices and abilities. Come and find out what we are about.
The Welfare Unit Experimental Winter Fayre
IKLECTIK LondonIKLECTIK presents,
The Welfare Unit Experimental Winter Fayre
Sunday 15 December – doors 5.30 – start 6pm | £6 adv / £8 otd | BUY TICKETS
More details to come…
LCMF 2019: On Doubling & Transformation
LCMF LondonLaraaji, Burrows & Fargion, Angharad Davies, CA Conrad, Marianna Simnett, and more.
Eos Ensemble
paulevernden LondonEos Ensemble are joined by the Catalan composer Daniel Figols on electronics in a programme that blends the brand new, the old, and the little-known.
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