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'The day following' screening at Musicfest Aberystwyth
The day following is a sonic landscape for these now distant memories of a lost community in Wales, created by award-winning Welsh composer, Nathan James Dearden, and performed by UPROAR New Music Ensemble. The screening will also feature works by the student composers attending Musicfest Aberystwyth’s summer school. The screening lasts approximately 30-minutes, and will be looped, so audience members can come and go.
'The day following' with UPROAR Wales
Following our Scenes from a Street and Professor Bad Trip tours in 2022 our talented and accomplished ensemble will be performing a brand new programme to five venues in Wales between February and March, including new works by Richard Baker, Nathan James Dearden, and Lynne Plowman.
'The day following' with UPROAR Wales
Following our Scenes from a Street and Professor Bad Trip tours in 2022 our talented and accomplished ensemble will be performing a brand new programme to five venues in Wales between February and March, including new works by Richard Baker, Nathan James Dearden, and Lynne Plowman.
'The day following' with UPROAR Wales
Following our Scenes from a Street and Professor Bad Trip tours in 2022 our talented and accomplished ensemble will be performing a brand new programme to five venues in Wales between February and March, including new works by Richard Baker, Nathan James Dearden, and Lynne Plowman.
'The day following' with UPROAR Wales
Following our Scenes from a Street and Professor Bad Trip tours in 2022 our talented and accomplished ensemble will be performing a brand new programme to five venues in Wales between February and March, including new works by Richard Baker, Nathan James Dearden, and Lynne Plowman.
'The day following' with UPROAR Wales
Following our Scenes from a Street and Professor Bad Trip tours in 2022 our talented and accomplished ensemble will be performing a brand new programme to five venues in Wales between February and March, including new works by Richard Baker, Nathan James Dearden, and Lynne Plowman.
'love songs for the broken' with Rob Burton & Britten Sinfonia
Performer(s): Rob Burton (saxophone); Britten Sinfonia; William Cole (conductor)
Event overview
Britten Sinfonia’s year-long composer development programme, Magnum Opus, comes to a climax with the premieres of new chamber concertos by Aileen Sweeney, Jonathan Brigg and Nathan James Dearden.
Now in its 30th year, Britten Sinfonia has been involved in the commissioning and performance of over 200 works since its inception in 1992. Members of the orchestra are not only amongst the UK’s finest soloists and chamber musicians, but also amongst the UK’s finest interpreters of new music. The Magnum Opus scheme has been designed to allow three composers to develop their music-writing careers, giving them opportunities to engage with professional musicians and develop a year-long relationship with the orchestra.
This event is the culmination of the 2021-22 scheme and showcases the composers’ final commissions, a concerto for a solo instrument of their choice and small ensemble, developed with the support of Programme Directors Dobrinka Tabakova and Joe Cutler.
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two national anthems: it's not working
WORLD PREMIERE
Performers: Tippett Quartet; Mary Dullea (piano); musicians of Royal Holloway, University of London
we cannot let this stand
WORLD PREMIERE
Performer(s); orkest de ereprijs; Rob Vermeulen (cond.)
compassion. love.
WORLD PREMIERE
Performer(s): Dunedin Consort - John Butt (keyboards); Mhairi Lawson (soprano); Nicholas Mulroy (tenor); Jon Stainsby (bass); Pamela Thorby, Frances Norbury (alto recorders); Huw Daniel, Colin Scobie (violins); Alison McGillivray (viola da gamba)
dioscuri
Performer(s): Members of the National Youth Orchestra of Wales – Enlli Parri (Flute); Myfanwy Price (Oboe); Joss Smith (Clarinet); Matthew Petrie (Bassoon); Christopher Bowman (Trumpet); Rhiannon Symmonds (Trombone); Alun McNeil Watson (Percussion); Rhiain Dyer (Harp); Bethan Allmand (Violin i); Heidi Forde (Violin ii); Hannah Gray (Viola); Carwyn Jones (Cello); Daniel Evans (Double Bass); Mark Bowden (cond.)
dioscuri
Performer(s): Members of the National Youth Orchestra of Wales – Enlli Parri (Flute); Myfanwy Price (Oboe); Joss Smith (Clarinet); Matthew Petrie (Bassoon); Christopher Bowman (Trumpet); Rhiannon Symmonds (Trombone); Alun McNeil Watson (Percussion); Rhiain Dyer (Harp); Bethan Allmand (Violin i); Heidi Forde (Violin ii); Hannah Gray (Viola); Carwyn Jones (Cello); Daniel Evans (Double Bass); Mark Bowden (cond.)
dioscuri
WORLD PREMIERE
Performer(s): Members of the National Youth Orchestra of Wales – Enlli Parri (Flute); Myfanwy Price (Oboe); Joss Smith (Clarinet); Matthew Petrie (Bassoon); Christopher Bowman (Trumpet); Rhiannon Symmonds (Trombone); Alun McNeil Watson (Percussion); Rhiain Dyer (Harp); Bethan Allmand (Violin i); Heidi Forde (Violin ii); Hannah Gray (Viola); Carwyn Jones (Cello); Daniel Evans (Double Bass); Mark Bowden (cond.)