A great celebration of Feldman's Rothko Chapel at the QEH

Sansara and Manchester Collective

Delia Stevens

Rakhi Singh

Par Marat Ingeldeev, 07 mai 2024

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“ticked all the boxes for a great show”

Critique faite à Queen Elizabeth Hall, Londres, le 5 mai 2024

Pärt, Solfeggio

Scelsi, Ave Maria

Waller-Bridge, No. 9 (World premiere)

Balch, songs and interludes (World premiere)

Saariaho, 7 Papillons (no.2)

Mazzoli, Vespers

Finnis, Blue Divided by Blue (World premiere)

Feldman, Rothko Chapel

Manchester Collective

Ruth Gibson, Alto

Sansara

Sad shanties from Manchester Collective and Sean Shibe

Chris Garlick, 28th March

The Manchester Collective are one of the most successful groups of musicians who aim to bridge the gap between musicians and their audiences.

****1

Artistic adventures with the Manchester Collective

Chris Garlick, 26th September

Present what could be considered challenging work unapologetically, the Manchester Collective makes friends on London's Southbank.

*****

Jonathan Watkins’ A Single Man pierces the heart at the Linbury

Deborah Weiss, 8th September

Jonathan Watkins’ A Single Man is a compelling piece of dance theatre and a magnificent vehicle for the leading characters to shine as dancers and actors.

****1

Weaving dreams: Manchester Collective’s bold performance at the QEH

Marat Ingeldeev, 12th October

In a vibrant display of artistry, Manchester Collective’s “Fever Dreams” programme weaves together diverse musical threads, captivating the audience with a unique concert experience.

****1

Manchester Collective’s Sirocco blows away New York

David Wolfson, 6th April

Manchester Collective and Abel Selaocoe aim to reshape classical music with their collaboration Sirocco. Their breathtaking performance at the 92nd Street Y is more rock concert than chamber recital.

*****

Manchester’s finest showcased at mcr:classical

Leighton Jones, 24th June

Day One of an innovative two-day festival brings a range of orchestral showpieces and contemporary works in a series of one hour concerts.

****1

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A great celebration of Feldman's Rothko Chapel at the Queen Elizabeth Hall