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Bach interpreted through dance: The Goldberg Variations in Aberdeen

Par David Smythe, 21 novembre 2015
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Critique faite à Aberdeen Music Hall, Aberdeen, le 19 novembre 2015
Programme
Bach, Variations Goldberg, BWV988
Artistes
Scottish Ensemble
Örjan Andersson, Chorégraphie
Jonathan Morton, Direction musicale
Jozsef Forro, Danse
Eve Ganneau, Danse
Paul Pui Wo Lee, Danse
Csongor Szabo, Danse
Danielle de Vries, Danse
Bente Rolandsdotter, Costumes
Sam Salem, Vidéaste
Andersson Dance
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Utterly thrilling: Prelude – Skydiving from a Dream
David Smythe, 10th November
Prelude – Skydiving from a Dream from Scottish Ensemble and Andersson Dance: mesmeric choreographed Bach and Lutosławski with a blistering performance of Beethoven’s Grosse Fugue played from memory and on the move. Thrilling, daring and exciting.
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Pushing boundaries: Scottish Ensemble’s Shifting Patterns in Perth
David Smythe, 29th October

Jonathan Morton leads the Scottish Ensemble in Górecki’s extraordinary Quasi una fantasia, before diving headlong into seven Anna Meredith tracks, featuring visuals by Ewan Jones Morris.

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Scottish Ensemble at the QEH: hugely energetic, top-quality playing
Stephen Pritchard, 29th September
A carefully chosen programme of exciting, short pieces which all share parallel energetic explorations of musical patterns and pulses.
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Karen Cargill and the Scottish Ensemble burst into Songs for Life
David Smythe, 13th November

Life, death, childhood, community and love are celebrated in Songs for Life by Karen Cargill with the Scottish Ensemble in an exquisitely filmed performance.

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Scottish Ensemble’s adventures in music for a winter’s night
David Smythe, 7th December

A deeply soulful musical adventure for a winter’s night from the Scottish Ensemble to celebrate their 50th anniversary

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Soulful Advent music from the Scottish Ensemble with Sean Shibe
David Smythe, 8th December
The Scottish Ensemble with guitarist Sean Shibe perform a thoughtful programme of ancient and modern Christmas-themed music in a candlelit St John’s Kirk.
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Andersson DanceBente RolandsdotterJohann Sebastian BachJonathan MortonPaul Pui Wo LeeScottish EnsembleVariations Goldberg, BWV988
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David Smythe
David Smythe
David the farmer was drawn into music through choirs, orchestras, taking part in and directing 'serious' opera as a student. Passionate about live classical music, particularly chamber opera, unusual pieces and events and giving the next generation the tools to engage with the classical world.