Exaudi sing Cage at Spitalfields Music Summer Festival

Por Paul Kilbey, 24 junio 2012

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Crítica hecha desde Shoreditch Church, Londres el 21 junio 2012

Cage, Four^2

Cage, The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs

Cage, A Flower

Cage, Four Solos for voice

Cage, Hymns and Variations

Exaudi

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Only Bells and Horses: Garland transforms a Peckham car park into a dreamlike, chaotic spectacle of musicians, objects and voices – thrilling, poignant and unabashedly emotional.

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A Requiem for Peace: Exaudi saves the day at London’s Kings Place

Christopher Woodley, 16th February

A sonorous performance by Exaudi brings to life Eugene Birman's Requiem for Peace, Russia: Today.

***11

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Clara Leonardi, 5th September

Le Festival de Royaumont présente en deux concerts « Voix Nouvelles » les recrues de son Académie 2021 : un florilège passionnant où jeunes compositeurs et compositrices rivalisent d’imagination !

****1

Grey reverie and awkward electronics

Danny Riley, 6th September

The LCO and Actress present tantalizing textures, while new works of placid emotion envelop the senses.

***11

Birtwistle's early gems mesmerise

Katy Wright, 6th September

Lean yet nuanced performances from Oliver Knussen and the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group in commemoration of Harrison Birtwistle's 80th birthday

****1

Prom 47: John Cage night

Paul Kilbey, 17th August

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Paul Kilbey

Paul was Reviews Editor at Bachtrack from 2012 to February 2014. He has written on music and culture for publications including Culture Wars, the Huffington Post, the Independent and the Guardian. He holds BA and MPhil degrees in music from Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, and is particularly passionate about contemporary music of all types. His website is here.