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Greenwood everywhere: avant-garde echoes meet minimalist soundscapes in Manchester

Jonny Greenwood
© Sharyn Bellemakers | The Hallé
Daniel Pioro and The Hallé
© Sharyn Bellemakers | The Hallé
Jonny Greenwood plays tanpura
© Sharyn Bellemakers | The Hallé
Par Pwyll ap Sion, 28 février 2026
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“microtonal clusters, sweeping glissandos and extended string techniques”
Critique faite à The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, le 26 février 2026
Programme
Lutosławski, Musique funèbre (Funeral Music)
Greenwood, Water
Reich, Pulse
Greenwood, Violin Concerto (Revision of Horror vacui)
Artistes
Hugh Tieppo-Brunt, Direction
Daniel Pioro, Violon
Jonny Greenwood, Electric bass, Tanpura
The Hallé
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Pwyll ap Sion
Pwyll ap Sion
A composer and musicologist, Pwyll studied music at Oxford and is currently Professor of Music at Bangor University in Wales. He has published several books and articles on the music of Michael Nyman, Steve Reich and Philip Glass and is considered an authority on minimalist and postminimalist music. He writes regularly for Gramophone and Strad magazines, has given talks on Glass and Louis Andriessen for the Barbican’s ‘Total Immersion’ concert series, has been interviewed on BBC Radios 3 and 4, and contributed composer profiles and articles for the BBC Proms.