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Woodwind with your lunch: Britten Sinfonia at Wigmore Hall

Por James Moriarty, Royal Academy of Music, 04 diciembre 2014
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Crítica hecha desde Wigmore Hall, Londres el 3 diciembre 2014
Programa
Berkeley, Re-Inventions
Crawford Seeger, Suite for Wind Quintet
Jones, Uncanny Vale
Nielsen, Quinteto de viento, Op.43
Intérpretes
Emer McDonough, Flauta
Nicholas Daniel, Oboe
Joy Farrall, Clarinete
Stephen Bell, Trompa
Sarah Burnett, Fagot
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James Moriarty, Royal Academy of Music
James Moriarty, Royal Academy of Music
James Moriarty is a London-based composer of contemporary classical music, currently studying composition at the Royal Academy of Music with Philip Cashian, having been awarded the Charles W Black Fellowship and the Howard Hartog Scholarship. His work is generally concerned with a high degree of structural integrity and harmonic expressivity; due to interest in a wide range of musical styles and traditions, these overarching creative concerns manifest themselves in a varied output, comprising works of differing scales and modes of address. Alongside his work as a composer, James also pursues careers in musical journalism and education.