Kämmer Klang

2011-04-25T13:52:00.000-07:00

Kammer Klanging number....24

Headlined by the amazing band, MA.

Tom Challenger/Ross Stanley/Dave Smith/Matt Calvert.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0-QpOpLsjY

The night will also include:

The RCM Experimental Music Ensemble

Flute: Hannah Grayson, Kelsey Seymour

Clarinet: Michael Shearer
Saxophone: Alison Dodd
Bass trombone: Martyn Hunter
Percussion: Toby Kearney
Harp: Martino Panizza
Guitar: Declan Zapala
Piano: Charlie Sdraulig, Katherine Tinker, Miizuki Komori, Joseph Houston
Violin: Laura Thompson, Michelle Lee, Joana Ly, Yuka Matsumoto.

Lucy Railton and Aisha Orazbayeva

The music of Alex Hills

And of course the music of Steve Reich and Frederic Rzewski who don't need linking.

2011-04-09T05:50:00.000-07:00

Hear Kammer Klang's performances at the ICA broadcasted on HALAS Radio.

Recorded by Ophir Ilzetski.

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2011-03-13T09:25:00.000-07:00

Reading Room Visual Library for Notations and Interpretation Festival ICA 2011

Photos by Ollie Hammick.

Table designed and made by Jamie Elliot of JAIL .

All Photos below by Tim Mitchell

NAMELY for Peter Manson. Film by Lawrence Upton and John Drever.

Serge Vuille's Solo percussion recital in the Lower Gallery.

Serge Vuille performs ?Corporel by Vinko Globokar

Materials made for a perfomance of John Zorn's Cobra and T - Shirt Score of Jenny Walshe's THIS IS WHY PEOPLE OD ON PILLS / AND JUMP FROM THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE.

Letter Piece Quartet 1: Five finger discount by Matthew Shlomowitz

Score of Constellation-Miroir by Pierre Boulez

@ the ICA: Notation and Interpretation 16 -20 February

2011-02-10T07:43:00.000-08:00

A mini-season with a dual focus on composed work and the permutations of music performance. Notation and Interpretation will also showcase the aesthetic appeal of the musical score and current cross-pollination at work in the fields of contemporary classical and electronic practice.
More info here

WEDNESDAY 16th 8PM - Gallery
Mauricio Kagel -Match
performed by Oliver Coates, Lucy Railton - celli, Serge Vuille - percussion

Aldo Clementi -Madrigale
performed by Kerry Yong - Casio Keyboard and Computer

Christian Wolff - Exercise 15
performed by Eloisa Fleur Thom, Benedict Taylor, Fred Thomas, Lucy Railton, Newton Armstrong

FRIDAY 18th
6.30/8PM - Gallery
Christopher Fox - Talks about Notation

John Cage -Prepared Piano works (selection)
Adapted and performed by Kerry Yong for Sampler Keyboard.

John Cage -Five(One)

Earle Brown -Folio - December 1952

10pm
Morton Feldman -For Bunita Marcus (duration: 75mins)
performed by Mark Knoop - Piano

SATURDAY 19th, 3pm
Serge Vuille performs music for solo percussion:
Anton Wymann -Akrobat
Matthew Shlomowitz - Hi-Hat and Me
Annette Schmucki- und durch. figuren. unter ruhe/punkten
John Cage - Composed Improvisation
Vinko Globokar - Corporel

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VISUAL LIBRARY - Reading Room & Concourse
On display: A broad collection of scores, films and writings by composers demonstrating new methods of notation in their work. áDisplayed throughout the festival in the Concourse and Reading Room, works included by:

Christopher Fox, Claudia Molitor, James Saunders, Jennifer Walshe, Earle Brown, Sam Britton John Cage, John Zorn, Matthew Shlomowitz, Lawrence Upton, James Tenney, Christian Wolff, Karlheinz Stockhausen, John Cage, Vinko Globokar, Pierre Boulez, Larry Polansky, Philip Corner, Adem Ilhan, Chris Peck, Mauricio Pauly, Christian Kesten, Anton Lukoszevieze, Cornelius Cardew, Morton Feldman, Michael Finnissy & Brian Ferneyhough

Films Include:

Five Finger Discount and Letter Piece Number 1 (performances) by Matthew Shlomowitz.
NAMELY for Peter Mason, (a collaboration with John Drever) by Lawrence Upton.
Changing the System, a documentary exploring the music of Christian Wolff by Andrew Chesher.

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The festival also features work by Pattern Foundry artist Richard Rhys, daytime workshops and a Sunday 20th performance lead by Dirty Electronics (John Richards) and Saturday 19th evening performance of music by Plaid, Will Dutta, Larry Goves and Mira Calix.

2010-10-15T20:34:00.000-07:00

Kammer Klang November 16th!! CAFE OTO

2010-10-14T19:44:00.000-07:00

Kammer Klang: September 14th: The Vortex

2010-07-29T15:01:00.000-07:00

Kammer Klang - Aug 3rd, the VORTEX

From Paris:
BENOIT DELBECQ

Delbecq figures today among the most creative musicians is the European scene ... Enlightened experiment of a music decidedly personal in the way it links apparently contradictory influences from the freest improvisation and the ultra-sophisticated constructions of contemporary composers as such as Ligeti and Conlon Nancarrow.
"Plenty of forward-thinking jazz pianists have been painted with a modern-classical brush, but few have approached improvisation armed with the vocabulary demanded by Cage, Ligeti and the like with the diligence and flair as Delbecq". http://www.delbecq.net

From New York:
TANYA KALMANOVITCH

Violist and violinist Tanya Kalmanovitch performs contemporary jazz, classical music, and many things in between. Based in New York City since 2004, she has been named "Best New Talent" by All About Jazz, while Time Out New York identified her as “the Juilliard-trained violist who’s been tearing up the scene”. Tanya has performed with a diverse range of artists including Mark Turner, Benoît Delbecq, Mark Helias, Dominique Pifarély, Andy Laster, Tom Rainey, Ernst Reijseger, Mat Maneri, and the Turtle Island String Quartet, Martin Hayes, John Cage and Shujaat Husain Khan.
Kalmanovitch is an exceptional musician. " In soloing she thinks compositionally, with an expressive contrast between the astringent chromaticism of her lines and compositions and her warmly malleable tone". The Irish Times. http://www.tanyakalmanovitch.com

KAMMER KLANG 17 - July 6

2010-06-15T07:01:00.000-07:00

KAMMER KLANG 17

JULY 6TH - - - THE VORTEX

The first night of Kammer Klang at THE VORTEX, featuring music by Schoenberg, Michael Finnissy, Matthew Shlomowitz and John Cage, headlined by music from Adem Ilhan, composed for various small ensembles.

ADEM ILHAN

Adem Ilhan is a musician of eclectic styles and has released on Domino Records and continues to make his own music and produce that by others. His works spans the experimental and electronic to songs and broken toys, as well as an enthusiastic gatherer of musicians to form the mass improvising collective, Assmebly, who will feature this KK in performances of Adem's pieces composed specifically for the event.

www.adem.tv www.myspace.com/ademofficial

SCHOENBERG - Pierrot Lunaire (first cycle) (1912)

Adam de la Cour - Voice
Mark Knoop - Piano

MICHAEL FINNISSY
- Walrus (2010)

Mark Knoop - Accordion

Michael Finnissy's Walrus portrays this fat, smelly, noisy mammal as it disrupts a North Sea costal town fair.

JOHN CAGE - Five(one) (1988)

One of Cage's earliest number pieces written for five voices or instruments or voices and instruments. Performed by regular Klangers.

MATTHEW SHLOMOWITZ -Letter Piece No.1(2007)

Mark Knoop - Performer
Matthew Shlomowitz - Sampler

Shlomowitz's Letter Pieces combine physical actions, music and text. The performers create the material themselves, but the structure of each piece is determined. The result has been described as the "formalistic paterrning of the everyday world" and "arty fart charades". This realisation features Mark Knoop as superhero.

Kammer Klang 16 - June 1

2010-05-24T08:23:00.000-07:00

8.30pm - - - - CAFÉ OTO.

Featuring: James Alssopp, Bartok (3rd qtet) performed by the Solstice String Quartet, Mowgli & songs by Chris Newman.

James Allsopp is a multi-instrumentalist and composer whose genre busting quintet “Fraud” exploded on to the Jazz scene in 2005 to instant critical acclaim, James also writes for his new trio “The Golden Age of Steam” which features his Fraud collaborator Tim Giles alongside Hammond organ wunderkind Kit Downes. As an improviser James has recently recorded an album of solo saxophone improvisations which explore the territory of spontaneous composition. These pieces fuse James’s complex and highly individual harmonic and rhythmic languages with an exploration of extended techniques and effects. The album is due to be released on the “Quartz” contemporary classical music label in October 2009. www.jamesallsopp.co.uk

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Mowgli is a quintet of improvisers/composers abandoned at childhood and raised by apes. Tonight they perform an improvised set of feral romanticism and carnal desire. Mowgli is a band from SQUIB-BOX a cooperative dedicated to the production and dissemination of avant-garde music and performance. www.squib-box.com

"Shere Kharnage" R.Kipling
Dominic Lash - Bass
Adam de la Cour - Voice
Javier Carmona - Percussion/drums
Federico Reuben - Live electronics
Neil Luck - Miscellaneous

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Solstice String Quartet - BARTOK 3rd String Quartet

First prize winners in the 2009 Royal Over-seas League Competition, the Solstice String Quartet is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the finest young quartets in the UK. Selected by both the Tillett Trust and Park Lane Group in 2008 the quartet made their debuts at the Wigmore Hall and Purcell Room in 2009. Established whilst studying at the Cambridge University in 2003, they held a Junior Fellowship at the IIMC in Madrid in 2008-9 where they studied with Prof. Günter Pichler of the Alban Berg Quartet. They currently study with the ProQuartet Foundation in Paris and hold the Leverhulme Chamber Music Fellowship at the Royal Academy of Music. www.solsticestringquartet.com
Jamie Campbell - Violin
Helena Nicholls - Violin
Meghan Cassidy - Viola
Gregor Riddell - Cello

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Chris Newman - THREE SONGS
- Beautiful Skys
- Time Continues
- Girls are like my sister

Adam de la Cour (voice) and Tim Parkinson (piano) perform a series of Chris Newman's cabaret-style songs, including the wonderful 'Girls are like my sister' and the marvelous 'My wife is French'.

KK 15

2010-03-30T13:59:00.000-07:00

KAMMER KLANG - - - MAY 4TH - - - CAFE OTO

SEB ROCHFORD drums LEO ABRAHAMS guitar TIM HARRIES bass

NEWTON ARMSTRONG - Three Windows for piano and electronics

LUCIANO BERIO - Sequenza VIII for Violin

MORTON FELDMAN - Durations II for cello and piano

HELMUT LACHENMANN - Ein Kinderspiel for solo piano

DAMIEN RICKETSON - Same Steps 2007 for clarinet and modular ensemble

Mark Knoop - Piano and Accordion
Lucy Railton - Cello
Leo Abrahams - Guitar
Aisha Orazbayeva - Violin
Vicky Wright - Clarinet

KK#14 - 2 March 2010

2010-02-12T07:49:00.000-08:00

Video summary of the event:

Electro accoustic solo set by John Wall

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Ensemble of Notes perform work that goes beyond the instrument and beyond the score.
- Graphic classic: Earl Brown's December 1952
- Accumulation groove: Larry Polansky's Ensembles Of Note
- Microtonal patterning: Christopher Fox's Chromascope
- Combinatorial lullabies: Tom Johnson's Bedtime Stories
- 1925 investigations inside the piano: Henry Cowell's Banshee
- Tounge theatre: Christian Kesten's Zunge lösen

Eva Polger - clarinet
Katarzyna Kuchnicka - trombone
Serge Vuille - percussion
Alex Wilson - piano
Ikuyo Kobayashi - piano
Tim Yates - guitar
Carla Santos - violin
Violeta Barrena Witschi - violin
Richard Jones - viola
Julia Vanbeuningen - cello

Cafe Oto

Christian Kesten - Zunge lösen

3 bedtime stories by Tom Johnson:

KK#13 - 2 February 2010

2010-01-16T15:03:00.000-08:00

Tuesday February 2nd - - CAFE OTO

Kammer Klang presents a night of contemporary classical compositions and improvised music.

Highlights of the night:

Improvisation:
Roger Turner - drum set & percussion
Alan Tomlinson - trombones
Steve Beresford - electronics

Elliott Carter - Figment No 1 (1994) For solo cello
Performed by Lucy Railton

The next installment in the Kerry Yong Cover Me Casio series:

Aldo Clementi - Madrigale

Olivier Messiaen - Dance of fury for the seven trumpets

Federico Reuben - Reinita amarilla, termina en el charco
Performed by
Leo Chadburn - Recorder
Lucy Railton - Cello
Kerry Yong - Harpsichord

KK#12 - 24 November 2009

2009-11-24T08:19:00.000-08:00

TUES NOV 24TH
£5
8.30PM
Cafe Oto 22 Ashwin Street DalstonE8 3DL

Featuring

Outhouse
Robin Fincker - tenor saxophone/ clarinet
Tom Challenger -tenor sax
Johnny Brierley - bass
Dave Smith - drums
PA Tremblay - bass

The quartet is a core-member of the Loop Collective. Nov KK invites laptopist/bass-guitarist Pierre Alexandre Tremblay to join them for the headline set.

Pierre Alexandre Tremblay - Un clou, son marteau, et le béton (2009)
Performed by pianist and dedicatee, Sarah Nicolls

ATAU TANAKA - NEW WORK for pianist and sensors (2009)
Performed by Sarah Nicolls.

Louis Andriessen - Sweet for solo recorder
Performed by Leo Chadburn

KLANG 11, ZORN'S COBRA....... thanks to Gareth Humphreys for the action shots!

2009-11-17T01:34:00.000-08:00

Master minded and conducted by Sam Britton

Zac

Adem IlhanVicky in Guerrilla mode, Dave Schulmann doing.....
Michael
Maurizio and Chris
Vince
The whole crew-thanks everyone for a memorable night

2009-11-12T03:40:00.000-08:00

KAMMER KLANG & PLUS MINUS JOIN FORCE AT THE ICA

Very good news:

As part of the ICA's Calling Out of Context nine day festival of experimental music and sound, we are presenting works by composer Trond Reinholdtsen and visual artist James Beckett, in a night comprised of motorcross trophies, travel sounds, rabbits, power point presentations and microtonal music.

The whole night will look like this:

Trond Reinholdtsen – 13 Music Theatre Pieces
Trond Reinholdtsen – Concert Music Piece
Iannis Xenakis – Charisma
Alex Hills – Some states can be resolved rhythmically [premier]
Matthew Shlomowitz – Fast Medium Swing
Giancinto Scelsi – Duo for Cello and Violin
Larry Polansky – Ensemble Of Notes
James Beckett – Trophies
James Beckett – Rabbit to Score
James Beckett – THE FRÈDERYCK NÙYEGEN SEASIDE MEMORIAL BAND

And these guys going to play it:

Mark Knoop - Accordion
Roderick Chadwick - Keyboard
Vicky Wright - Clarinets
Adam De La Cour - Guitar
Alex Waterman - Cello
Matthew Coorey - French Horn
Aisha Orazbayeva - Violin
Lucy Railton - Cello
Scott Lygate - Clarinet
Serge Vuille - Percussion
Dave De Rose - Drums

Wed 18 November | 7pm | £8 / £7 forICA Members

Tickets from ICA or on the door.

http://www.ica.org.uk/Plus%20Minus%20Ensemble%20%26%20Kammer%20Klang%20%20James%20Beckett+22272.twl
http://www.plusminusensemble.com/
http://www.kammer-klang.blogspot.com/
http://www.jamesbeckett.tk/
http://www.thenorwegianopra.no /trondreinholdtsen

Kammer Klang on the Radio

2009-11-05T16:24:00.001-08:00

We were very happy to be invited to the Resonance FM studios by Joe Kassman-Tod to do a little show for Disorder at the Border, about an hour long, some music from past KK's and some rambling interview from me, skip that bit:

Finnissy's Confusion in the Service of Discovery, for Mandolin and electronic mandolin, played by Michael Hooper

Xenakis Charisma played by myself and Scott Lygate on Clarinet

and a solo electronics piece from Isambard Khroustaliov, playing Pink, a piece he wrote for KK number one!

Thanks to everyone for their time and exceptional skill.

It's a good listen! Here's the link:

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1215648/Disorder%20at%20the%20Border%20-%20Kammer%20Klang%20-%2024th%20October.mp3

Big thanks to Joe for asking to play. His show is at 8pm every Saturday night on Resonance 104.4 fm, definitely worth checking out, this man has good taste!

KK#11 - 27 October 2009

2009-10-14T23:06:00.000-07:00

A night of contemporary classical, electronic and improvised music, headlined by Isambard Khroustaliov, and featuring the music of John Zorn, Mauricio Kagel, Salvatore Sciarrino and Giacinto Scelsi, curated by Lucy Railton

Cafe Oto
22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DL
Tickets on the door: £5
Starts 8.30

ISAMBARD KHROUSTALIOV- OHKA Album Launch

JOHN ZORN - Cobra
conducted by Sam Britton.
Michael Hooper - Mandolin
Kerry Yong - Piano
Peter Willcock - Voice/acting
Vicky Wright - Clarinets
Maurizio Ravalico - Congas
Alex Ward - Guitar
Dave Schulmann - Sax
Adem - Electronics
Vince Sipprell - Viola

MAURICIO KAGEL - Atem
for Actor and Clarinet
Performed by Ah! You sitting comfortably

SALVATORE SCIARRINO, solo piano pieces:
- Due Notturni Crudeli (2000-2001)
- Anamorfosi (1980)
Performed by Kerry Yong - piano

GIACINTO SCELSI - Duo for cello and violin (1965)
Aisha Orazbayeva - Violin
Lucy Railton - Cello

KK#10 - 29 September 2009

2009-09-16T22:21:00.000-07:00

Footage from the night here:

IMPROVISATION: Matthew Bourne (piano) and Christophe De Benezac (sax)

MICHAEL FINNISSY - Confusion in the Service of Discovery
Michael Hooper - mandolin (and electronics)

J.M. STAUD - Towards a Brighter Hue
Aisha Orazbayeva - violin

ALEX HILLS: Knight's Move
Sarah Cresswell - Percussion and Lucy Railton - Cello

KAIJA SAARIAHO: Rock Garden
Sarah Cresswell - Percussion (and electronics)

ELLIOTT CARTER: Rhapsodic Musings
Aisha Orazbayeva - violin

KK#9 - 1 September 2009 at CAFE OTO

2009-08-18T00:25:00.000-07:00

A night of contemporary classical compositions by John Cage, Christian Wolff, Luciano Berio , electronic music by Tristan Brooke, and a selection of songs from Simon Bookish.

SIMON BOOKISH -- selected songs
Simon Bookish - Vocals
Emma Smith - Violin
Max Baillie - Violin
Mandy Drummond - Viola
Lucy Railton - Cello

JOHN CAGE -- Etudes Boreales
Mark Knoop - Piano

LUCIANO BERIO -- Sequenza I
Carla Rees -- flute

CHRISTIAN WOLFF -- Music for 1, 2 or 3 players.
Performed by Lucy Railton and Mark Knoop

TRISTAN BROOKES -- Threads for amplified viola and 7 loudspeakers
Robert Ames - viola
Tristan Brookes and Oliver Whitworth - electronics

KK#8 - 30 June 2009 at CAFE OTO

2009-05-28T08:34:00.001-07:00

Mark Knoop, Lucy Railton, Shabaka Hutchings and Kerry Yong perform works by Peter Ablinger, Cornelius Cardew, Iannis Xenakis and Luigi Nono, and a special set by Mayming.

MAYMING - Seaming To - Voice/Semay Wu - Cello

CORNELIUS CARDEW - Mountains
Shabaka Hutchings - Bass Clarinet

IANNIS XENAKIS - Charisima

Shabaka Hutchings (clarinet) and Lucy Railton (cello)

PETER ABLINGER - Voices and Piano

(Mother Theresa, Morton Feldmann & Billie Holiday)
Kerry Yong - piano (and electronics)

LUIGI NONO - .....sofferte onde serene...
Kerry Yong - piano (and electronics)

Video Highlights here:

KK#7 - 26 May 2009

2009-05-08T02:19:00.000-07:00

Guest curated by Mark Knoop, a night of works exploring the nature of live collaboration.

MICHAEL MATTHEW - The First Sea
Vicky Wright - clarinet (and tape)

ØYVIND TORVUND - Audio Guide
Mark Knoop - keyboard and tape

MARK KNOOP - A.B.
Vicky Wright (clarinet) and Mark Knoop (accordion)

GASTRO - Songs of food
Adam de la Cour - guitar/voice
Richmond Stockwell - drums
Mark Knoop- accordion

ANGHARAD DAVIES & ALEX WATERMAN
improvisation: violin & cello

video highlights here

KK#6 - 28 April 2009

2009-02-27T23:28:00.001-08:00

KK's most eclectic night yet: an electronic tape classic by Varese, an even more classic classic by Purcell, and the 21C coming in the form of Anna Meredith, Mira Calix and Ah! You Sitting, comfortably.

- Mira Calix (electronics) and Oliver Coates (cello) Duo

ANNA MEREDITH (solo electronics)

HENRY PURCELL - Three Part Fantasias adapted for modern string trio

EDGAR VARESE - Poeme Electronique

ADAM DE LA COUR - Cowboy George (for clarinet and cowboy)

Ah! You sitting, comfortably!

KK#5 - 24 February 2009

2009-01-28T05:45:00.001-08:00

The Final Terror, plus works by Stockhausen, Scelsi, Williamson and Crane

* THE FINAL TERROR
Pete Wareham - Sax
Leo Taylor - Drums
Ruth Goller - Bass
Chris Sharkey - Guitar
Kenichi Iwasa - Keyboard

Kerry Yong rereads two classic piano and electronic works for Casiotone keyboard
STOCKHAUSEN - Klavierstuck XVI
SCELSI - Aitsi

LAURENCE CRANE - Riis
Vicky Wright - Clarinet -
Kerry Yong - Organ
Lucy Railton - Cello

JAMES WILLIAMSON - new work
Sarah Cresswell - percussion

Complete performance of Scelsi

KK#4 - 27 January 2009

2009-01-10T10:14:00.001-08:00

LEAFCUTTER JOHN
Featuring the KK String Quartet, live electronics and animated graphic score

STEVE REICH - Different Trains (for string quartet and tape)
Kate Riley - violin
Helena Nicholls - violin
Rob Ames - viola
Lucy Railton - cello

HAROLD GENZMER - Sonata for Bass Clarinet
Scott Lygate - bass clarinet

KK#3 - 2 December 2008

2009-01-10T10:13:00.001-08:00

HELMET LACHENMANN - Pression
Lucy Railton - cello

TOM JOHNSON - Counting Duets
Mark Knoop & Matthew Shlomowitz

MATTHEW SHLOMOWITZ - When Is a Door Not A Door?
Kammer Klang 4 - Lucy Railton, Sasha Milavic Davies, Mark Knoop & Matthew Shlomowitz

Improvisation by Patrick Farmer (snare drum), Dominic Lash (Double Bass) & Matt Milton (violin)

Here is a video clip with footage from the night - sadly missing the improvisation.

2009-01-10T10:11:00.001-08:00

Kammer Klang 4
(Sasha Milavic Davies, Lucy Railton, Matthew Shlomowitz & Mark Knoop)

KK#2 - 28 October 2008

2008-10-30T07:02:00.000-07:00

ALFRED SCHNITTKE - A Paganini
David Worswick - violin

STEVE REICH - Pendulum Music
sets in motion by Isambard Khroustaliov

LOUIS ANDRIESSEN - Workers Union
Vicky Wright - bass clarinet
Sasha Koushk-Jalali - tuba
Rob Ames - viola
Sarah Creswell - percussion
Lucy Railton - cello

Improvisation by Oren Marshall (tuba) & Maurizio Ravalico (congas)

KK#1 - 30 September 2008

2008-10-30T06:55:00.000-07:00

GYORGY KURTAG - Signs, Games & Messages
Ed Brenton - violin
Rob Ames - viola
Lucy Railton - cello

MATTHEW SHLOMOWITZ - Letter Pieces
Sasha Milavic Davies - dancer
Lucy Railton - cello

ANNA MEREDITH - Flex
Sarah Cresswell - metallic percussion

A new work by Isambard Khroustaliov (electronics) in collaboration with film maker Alice Scott

* Improvisation by Alex Bonney (piccolo trumpet) & Isambard Khroustaliov (electronics)

Here is a video clip with footage from the night.