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We're very excited to announce that Julia Holter and her band will be joined by the 36-strong Chorus of Opera North for the long awaited soundtrack for silent film The Passion of Joan of Arc.
Premiering at HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival on 23 Nov 22 (tickets announced soon) then heading to Barbican Centre on 25 Nov 22 (tickets 31 March, with general booking from 7 April)
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https://www.operanorth.co.uk/news/rescheduled-dates-for-julia-holters-passion-of-joan-of-arc/
🌟 Tomorrow we welcome the world-renowned Quatuor Diotima to the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall for an evening of some of the great string quartets in the repertoire, including by Janáček, Iannotta and Bartók 🎻
Not only does the Quartet perform and take commissions globally but they are also one of the Department of Music, University of York's prestigious Associate Ensembles ✨
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http://ow.ly/Txgu50HVMwR
The Arc Project The Chimera Ensemble HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival A M O K - Experimental Performance Platform
Where to start other than, what in many respects, is believed to be the Origin, but at the same time the End. Whatever Remains reflects at some point my Origin (the spectral genesis of sense) and at the same time the Origin of new Borders and Old Specters. The Spirit comes by coming back. And it reflects this coming back, concealed as the new.
1991, Whatever remains is a music and atmospheric journey through compositions and transmissions that reflects the occupation and the resistance of Lithuania in the January 11th-13th events, where Lithuanians fought for a free future, and were confronted by soviet military and tanks. The events were transmitted worldwide, but what remains to be reflected is the years after, where a country would rise with its bloody past as a haunting ghost, that in some ways keeps coming back I new forms.
Released January 11, 2022, as a contribution to Kaunas 2022.
All songs by Andrius Kisbye Hofmann-Lagunavicius except Cosmonaut which is an interpretation of На заре (Na Zare) by Альянс (Alyans), 1987.
Where to start other than, what in many respects, is believed to be the Origin, but at the same time the End. Whatever Remains reflects at some point my Origin (the spectral genesis of sense) and at the same time the Origin of new Borders and Old Specters. The Spirit comes by coming back. And it reflects this coming back, concealed as the new.
1991, Whatever remains is a music and atmospheric journey through compositions and transmissions that reflects the occupation and the resistance of Lithuania in the January 11th-13th events, where Lithuanians fought for a free future, and were confronted by soviet military and tanks. The events were transmitted worldwide, but what remains to be reflected is the years after, where a country would rise with its bloody past as a haunting ghost, that in some ways keeps coming back I new forms.
Released January 11, 2022, as a contribution to Kaunas 2022.
All songs by Andrius Kisbye Hofmann-Lagunavicius except Cosmonaut which is an interpretation of На заре (Na Zare) by Альянс (Alyans), 1987.
To bid adieu to 2021 and hello 2022 TOMORROW we will release new videos on YouTube of Mauro Lanza & Andrea Valle's cycle for machines and ensemble — Systema naturæ — made with HCMF + November Music
Here's a clip from the final piece, Fossilia! 🤘🤘🤘
After the release of her latest single 'The Swan', Nwando Ebizie had a little chat with for his 'Future Classical' podcast on Resonance 104.4fm featuring contemporary composers speaking about their music and what inspires them.
Also, hear more about Nwando's recent HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival commission, and her new album, forthcoming on Accidental in 2022.
[ DANS NOS STUDIOS ]
"Dead trees give no shelter"
Du 6 au 10 décembre 2021
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RESIDENCE ARTISTIQUE
Avec
Florentin Ginot, Soa Ratsifandrihana, Helge Sten
Parler de « Dead trees give no shelter » se ferait avant tout à l’aide de termes picturaux : surface, pigments, rugosités et aspérités, oxydation, fusion. Florentin Ginot invite le public dans un espace soumis à l’érosion où se mêlent les matières chorégraphiques, musicales, lumineuses et architecturales. Observer un tableau d’apparence statique, en ressentir l’imperceptible vibration.
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En savoir + :
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https://gmem.org/residence/florentin-ginot-soa-ratsifandrihana-helge-sten/
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Coproduction : GMEM
Partenariats : Cité musicale-Metz, centre chorégraphique national de Caen en Normandie, CCN de Bourgogne Franche-Comté - Viadanse, Grame Cncm Lyon, Les Subsistances (Lyon), HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (UK), Centre des Monuments Nationaux, SACEM
🎧 Saturday night listening sorted
We performed at the annual HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival in November, and you can listen to our performance on BBC Radio 3's New Music Show tonight at 10pm 👇
Congratulations on a successful festival HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
It was great to be part of it and see you back to a full concert programme!
A few photos from an epic performance by Zubin Kanga at HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival on Monday!
Preparing for Laurence Osborn's Essential Relaxing Classical Hits at HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival last Saturday. Thank you so much for having us HCMF, we had a blast!
Starting at 7pm: We're looking forward to a special concert at the HCMF - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival with Enno Poppe's "Prozession" and Chaya Czernowin's "The Fabrication of Light". See you in a moment!