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Friday, 2nd April 7:30pm - The World Service Project - Tickets: £5/£3
Formed in 2008, the rapidly emerging WorldService Project focus their programmes around the music of composer and pianist Dave Moorcroft. Combining lyricism with a burning intensity, WSP create edgy and experimental music with a smile on it’s face. Fed Bear A State of Mind
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Saturday, 3rd April 7:30pm - If Destroyed Still True - Tickets: £8/£6
‘IDST’, 2008 winners of the prestigious Jazz Services 'Promoters' Choice' Award, has quickly established itself on the National Jazz Scene as one of the most exciting and innovative bands to have emerged in the UK over the recent years. Home to the Dryad
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Saturday, 1st May 1:00pm - Trio Atem - Tickets: £5/£3
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Saturday, 1st May 7:30pm - The Fitzwilliam String Quartet - Tickets: £10/£8
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Friday, 7th May 7:30pm - Richard Casey: Solo Piano - Tickets: £8/£6
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Saturday, 8th May 1:00pm - Composition Workshop - Richard Casey - Tickets: Free
Pianist Richard Casey will give a composition and performance workshop for the students at York St John University.
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Saturday, 8th May 1:00pm - Electroacoustic Weekend - Tickets: (various)
Late Music are delighted to host a weekend devoted to Electro Acoustic music. Four exciting young musicians will perform works for solo instruments and/or electronics, by living composers from all over the world. 1.00pm: Recital featuring Jonathan Sage (Clarinet and Electronics); £5/3 2.15pm: Roundtable discussion chaired by composer and concert co-ordinator, Alex Harker (free) 7.00pm: Gavin Osborn (Flutes and Electronics); £5/3 8.30pm: Enrico Bertelli (Percussion and Electronics) and Radoslaw Rudnicki; £5/3 This concert ends with a unique performance of Terry Riley’s In C for flute, clarinet, percussion and live electronics. Sunday 9th May, 7.30pm: Jane Chapman – Wired; £8/£6 A rare concert of harpsichord and electronic music featuring music by Gyorgy Ligeti, James Dillon and a New Work by Alex Harker
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Saturday, 8th May 1:00pm - Jonathan Sage, Clarinet - Tickets: £5/£3
This programme shows the clarinet in a variety of new media ranging from the pure use of extended techniques in the Smith and the Yuasa, to the blending of the clarinet with cutting edge electronics in the Harker. Garrett Sholdice’s Five Organa for Jonathan Sage provides the fascinating dichotomy of a traditionally classical instrument, exploring new techniques such as multiphonics and just-intonation, set against one of the earliest musical structures in the Western Classical tradition. Reich's New York Counterpoint sets the soloist against themselves as they play along to a pre-recorded track of ten clarinets.
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Saturday, 8th May 2:15pm - Roundtable Discussion - Tickets: Free
Concert co-ordinator Alex Harker chairs a discussion between all the day's performers and also some of the composers on the use of electronics alongside instrumental forces. As well as looking at common experiences, the discussion will explore the diverse way in which electronics are employed in the three concerts by different composers. There will be opportunities for questions from the audience and wider discussion towards the end of the session.
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Saturday, 8th May 7:00pm - Gavin Osborn - Tickets: £5/£3
'This concert includes two electroacoustic works written for me by great up-and-coming young composers, Manuella Blackburn (recipient of multiple international prizes) & Alexis Guneratne (boulanger sonore), as well as a classic from one of Britain’s foremost electroacoustic composers, Simon Emmerson (a piece premiered in the the year I was born). These pieces are set against two acoustic works – one by a composer who is no stranger to electronics, Tristan Murail, and a composer whose soundworld could be said to bridge the gap – Toshio Hosokawa.' - Gavin Osborn
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Saturday, 8th May 8:30pm - Enrico Bertelli - Tickets: £5/£3
'The UUCMS is an electroacoustic branch of Brake Drum Percussion, an ensemble with more than 25 years of history in the European Contemporary Music scene.This concert presents some brand new works involving music theatre, live electronics and electronic realizations. I am really excited about the latter which consists of taking a classic score (Xenakis) as a starting point and revolutionizing it from a completely different perspective - the electronic device. Although based on the same score, the result, presented in a World Premiere, is astonishingly different. The marimba piece by Blazewick is proudly presented thanks to a personal collaboration with the Edition Svitzer (Denmark) that I think will go very far.' - Enrico Bertelli
more details- Sunday, 9th May 7:30pm - Jane Chapman - Tickets: £8/£6
A rare concert of harpsichord and electronic music featuring music by Gyorgy Ligeti, James Dillon and a New Work by Alex Harker
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Saturday, 15th May 7:30pm - Black Hair Ensemble - Tickets: tbc
Andrew Hamilton - "I Like Things" Edward Caine - "Madrigale III" for solo 'cello
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Saturday, 5th June 1:00pm - Call for Performers Concert - Tickets: £5/£3
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Saturday, 5th June 7:30pm - Ian Pace: Solo Piano - Tickets: £8/£6
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