11/10/2007
Thursday 11th October 2007 at 7.30 pm
The Warehouse, Theed Street, London (near Waterloo)
- Michael Finnissy: Not Envious of Rabbits
- Piers Hellawell: Maquette
- Dave Smith: Murdoch or Fred West: which is best (Reconsidered)
- Philip Cashian: Autumn Choruses
- Jonathan Harvey: Climbing Frame
- Ed Bennett: My Broken Machines
- Richard Barratt: Codex V
- Paul Burnell: Subside
- Bryn Harrison: Plane Image
- Mark Bowden: when the sun begins to fling
and I’ll play bassoon there!
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Coma
Warehouse
BMIC
15/09/2007
This concert is the result of a workshop about contemporary music for young musicians of Roherham
Musicians from Coma join the children for the end of this workshop and the concert
14/09/2007
of Alvin Curran
for
four soloists
Brass of London Symphony Orchestra
hundreds of musicians on the Millennium Bridge (I’ll play there)
bells of St Paul’s
Friday 14 September 2007, 17.30–19.00
Come along close to Tate, it is FREE
more informations here
09/06/2007
CoMA is a contemporary music orchestra where I play bassoon. We play some interesting and sometime funny pieces
CoMA London concert at the Spitalfields Festival
Thursday 21st June at 7.30 pm
Christ Church, Spitalfields
London E1
£10 (£5 restricted view)
Concert of new music including London and world premieres
- Phil Cashian – Star Machine
- Jonathan Harvey – Climbing Frame (London premiere)
- John Woolrich – Mechanical Song(London premiere)
- Ed Bennett – My Broken Machine (London premiere)
- Richard Barrett – Codex V (Premiere)
- Mark Bowden– When the sun begins to fling (Premiere)
- Michael Finnissy – Molly House
- Andrew Toovey – For Morton Feldman (London premiere)
- Diana Burrell – Temper
Also
CoMA London at the Corsham Festival, bmic Cutting Edge Tour
Sunday 24 June Town Hall
High Street, Corsham, Wiltshire
11am workshop; 6pm concert
Participants £8 / Audience £6
CoMA London Ensemble, Gregory Rose:conductor, Darragh Morgan:solo violin. Michael Nyman: ’In C Interlude’, Mark Bowden: ’When the Sun Begins to Fling’, Joe Cutler: ’Macedonia’, Philip Venables: ’Dutch Courage’, Jonathan Harvey: ’Climbing Frame’, Dave Smith: ’Whiskies of Islay, Stephen Montague: ’Chorale for the Cauldrons of Hell’.
Come and join the CoMA ensemble for a day rehearsing music by Stephen Montague and Michael Nyman. Montague’s ’Chorale for the Cauldrons of Hell’ was inspired by a visit the composer made to the Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz. He became trapped in the camp and was forced to spend a night alone there, and the Chorale was inspired by this deeply unsettling experience. Michael Nyman’s ’In C Interlude’, by contrast, is a showstopper, and a pulsing, energetic hit with performers and audiences alike. Instrumentalists and singers of all ages and abilities are welcome. If you can’t join in, come and hear the ensemble perform an exciting programme of music composed especially for the group.
