House of Bedlam and BCMG
Tom Service presents concert performances from two leading British ensembles, BCMG and House of Bedlam, including new works by Larry Goves, Julian Anderson and George Lewis.
Tom Service presents more of the best in new music with concert performances from two leading British ensembles, BCMG and House of Bedlam. The programme features a new song cycle by Larry Goves as well as work by Julian Anderson and George Lewis. Also in the programme, new ideas from Australia as presented at last year's Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival.
Sam Longbottom & Tanguy Pocquet: threaded/spinning/abrading/possibly breaking
House of Bedlam
Simon Knighton: Sound Sculpture No 6
House of Bedlam
Julian Anderson: Tombeau
Nunca vi Granada
BCMG
Tom in conversation with Eugene Ughetti about his and Philip Samartzis's Antarctic inspired sound installation `Polar Force - Array'.
Cat Hope; Tone Being for solo tam tam
Decibel
Larry Goves: Crow Rotations
Juliet Fraser (soprano)
House of Bedlam
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George Lewis
Breaking
Ensemble: Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. Conductor: Stephan Meier. -
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Julian Anderson
Tombeau
Singer: Anna Dennis. Ensemble: Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. Conductor: Stephan Meier. -
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Julian Anderson
Nunca vi Granada
Singer: Anna Dennis. Ensemble: Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. Conductor: Stephan Meier. -
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Eugene Ughetti
Polar Force - Array
Composer: Philip Samartzis. Performer: Eugene Ughetti. Performer: Philip Samartzis. -
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Cat Hope
Tone Being
Performer: Louise Devenish. Ensemble: Decibel. Conductor: Cat Hope. -
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Larry Goves
Crow Rotations
Singer: Juliet Fraser. Ensemble: House of Bedlam. -
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Sam Longbottom
threaded - spinning - abrading - possibly breaking
Composer: Tanguy Pocquet. Ensemble: House of Bedlam.
Broadcast
- Sat 28 Jan 2023 22:00大象传媒 Radio 3
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