Richard Craig and Pete Stollery will be performing a diverse program of flute and electronics somewhere on the outskirts of Aberdeen this weekend. Among the works performed, will be the Scottish premiers of Sisyphus Sleeps by Carl Faia and Intermedio by John Croft. Click here for the program -> Woodenbarn.
Late summer to late autumn 2001, Carl Faia collaborated with Jonathan Harvey in the electronic music studios in Nice, France. The result of this work, The Summer Cloud’s Awakening for choir, flute, cello and live electronics, was premiered in 2002 by the NewLondon Chamber Choir. Since then the work has been championed (and recorded) by the massively talented Latvian Radio Choir. You can hear this work live at Brugge Concertgebouw during a Harvey mini-festival. Details are here -> Domein Jonathan Harvey. If you miss that one, you can catch the same choir performing the work in the Aldeburgh Festival. Details are here -> Angels in Blythburgh. Carl Faia will be performing the live electronics in both Summers…
John Croft‘s recently revised mit schwarzem Glanz (2010), for viola and electronics will be performed along with works by Xenakis, Iddon, Djordjevic and Fréchette at the Roca London Gallery by the architecturally inclined Distractfold Ensemble. Click through the various links for more information…