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Woodwind with your lunch: Britten Sinfonia at Wigmore Hall

Par James Moriarty, Royal Academy of Music, 04 décembre 2014
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Critique faite à Wigmore Hall, Londres, le 3 décembre 2014
Programme
Berkeley, Re-Inventions
Crawford Seeger, Suite for Wind Quintet
Jones, Uncanny Vale
Nielsen, Wind Quintet, Op.43
Artistes
Emer McDonough, Flûte
Nicholas Daniel, Hautbois
Joy Farrall, Clarinette
Stephen Bell, Cor
Sarah Burnett, Basson
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Prom 27: The Royal Albert Hall turned folk club
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A kids’ TV format transferred to a Proms concert offered plenty of entertainment for the target audience, but precious little music.
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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.