clodensemble, Author at The Sampler

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CLOD ENSEMBLE create provocative, finely crafted performance and participation projects driven by movement and music. For over 25 years, director Suzy Willson and composer Paul Clark have developed a highly original performance language, in collaboration with dancers, actors, musicians, medics, architects and orchestras.

08.02.23 - 15.03.23

Clod Ensemble & Petok Productions present Behind the Scenes, Screen and Lens

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‘Reboot: Behind the Scenes, Screen and Lens’ is a workshop series in which leaders from the backstage/production industries provide crucial insights, tips and wisdom.

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16.12.21

Listening Party: Errollyn Wallen & Paul Clark on Bach in the 21st Century

Online

Errollyn Wallen & Paul Clark explore why musicians working in so many different genres been so deeply drawn to the music of JS Bach – someone who died 270 years ago.

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11.11.21

Listening Party: Paul Clark & Rakhi Singh on working with living composers

Online

Co-artistic Director of Clod Ensemble Paul Clark in conversation with Co-Founder of Manchester Collective, Rakhi Singh The role of the…

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17.10.22

Podcast | Damsel Elysium: What does Decolonisation in Music look like?

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In this podcast, multi-instrumentalist, composer, experimental sound and visual artist Damsel Elysium discusses with 5 artists what decolonisation looks like…

Clod Ensemble & Petok Productions present Behind the Scenes, Screen and Lens

Listening Party: Errollyn Wallen & Paul Clark on Bach in the 21st Century

Listening Party: Paul Clark & Rakhi Singh on working with living composers

Events

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Podcast | Damsel Elysium: What does Decolonisation in Music look like?

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Clod Ensemble & Petok Productions present Behind the Scenes, Screen and Lens

Listening Party: Errollyn Wallen & Paul Clark on Bach in the 21st Century

Listening Party: Paul Clark & Rakhi Singh on working with living composers

Podcast | Damsel Elysium: What does Decolonisation in Music look like?