Ensemble Amorpha presents a program of new Swiss works at Kings Place

Von Jonathan Russell, 08 Oktober 2013

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Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Kings Place: Hall Two, London, am 6 Oktober 2013

Kocher, Linked Lines, Not Straight

Vassena, 11 fragili giochi della notte for solo recorder

Furrer, Aer for piano, clarinet and cello

Holliger, Chaconne

Huber, Rauhe Pinselspitze for cello

Styles, Ripples of Como, for clarinet quintet

Ensemble Amorpha

Timothy Orpen, Klarinette

Roselyn Maynard, Blockflöte

Fiona Winning, Viola

Louise McMonagle, Cello

Erika Ohman, Percussion

Luke Styles, Direktor

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James Gilchrist in settings of Yeats and Housman

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Pulsing applause for Aurora's Reich

Alexandra Hamilton-Ayres, 12th February

In an evening entitled “Pulse: Steve Reich and his influences”, the Aurora Orchestra set out to give three examples of pieces that influenced American minimalist composer Steve Reich alongside performing two of his pieces.

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New lines on the dancefloor: New work with Wayne McGregor | Random Dance at Kings Place

Jaime Robles, 20th September

I was fortunate to see Wayne McGregor’s choreography set on the San Francisco Ballet several years back, so I was eager to see Random Works, which was performed this past weekend in Kings Place’s Hall One. Random Works wasn’t McGregor’s choreography, but rather the work of ten young choreographers. McGregor is listed as the programme’s curator.

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Simon Rattle mit Mahlers Zweiten bei der Staatskapelle Berlin

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Simon Rattle, der am tags zuvor zum Ehrendirigenten der Staatskapelle Berlin gekürt wurde, begeistert mit Mahlers Zweiten Symphonie.

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Christoph Wurzel, 7th March

Ein tolles Team: In Baden-Baden begeisterte die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen unter Tarmo Peltokoski mit dem Geiger Daniel Lozakovich in einem Programm voller Vielfalt und Virtuosität.

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Jonathan Russell

Jonathan Russell is a London-based composer, clarinetist, conductor, and educator, active in music ranging from classical to contemporary to klezmer. He is a member of the Edmund Welles bass clarinet quartet and the Sqwonk bass clarinet duo, and co-founded San Francisco’s Switchboard Music Festival. He holds degrees from Harvard University and San Francisco Conservatory, and is a PhD Candidate at Princeton University.