Failing better, sounding again: Beckett and Feldman at the Southbank

“Refracted Sound” at the Southbank Centre

Jack Sheen conducts the London Sinfonietta

Von Marat Ingeldeev, 03 Dezember 2024

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“a fertile interdisciplinary amalgamation”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, am 29 November 2024

Programm beinhaltet:

Feldman, For Samuel Beckett

Jack Sheen, Regie, Musikalische Leitung

Rowland Hill, Regie

London Sinfonietta

Royal Academy of Music Manson Ensemble

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Marat Ingeldeev

Marat Ingeldeev is a London-based music journalist, critic, researcher & podcaster. For more information on Marat and his projects, click here.

Failing better, sounding again: Beckett and Feldman at the Southbank Centre