Hugo Ticciati and O/Modernt completely infectious at Kings Place

By Chris Garlick, 22 September 2018

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“Ticciati and Co found a particular zestful ease in the piece, a fresh air quality”

Reviewed at Kings Place: Hall One, London on 21 September 2018

Adams, Shaker Loops

Tüür, Violin Concerto no. 2 "Angel's Share" (UK première)

Pérotin, Viderunt omnes (arr. Johannes Marmén)

Glass, Symphony no. 3

O/Modernt Chamber Orchestra

Hugo Ticciati, Violin

Brahms unpacked by Hugo Ticciati and O/Modernt

Charlotte Gardner, 26th January

Soprano Cornelia Beskow and accordionist Leo Florin join O/Modernt for a night of gypsy vim and Viennese swing at Wigmore Hall.

*****

O/MODƏRNT at Wigmore Hall: A descent into melodrama

Olivia Bell, 7th April

Conceptually, the programme of descending and rising fourths offered a real treat: in practice, the musicians' skill was in danger of being lost as they attempted to recover from their opening gimmickry.

***11

Brahms unpacked by Hugo Ticciati and O/Modernt

Charlotte Gardner, 26th January

Soprano Cornelia Beskow and accordionist Leo Florin join O/Modernt for a night of gypsy vim and Viennese swing at Wigmore Hall.

*****

From the darkness, Karine Polwart and the SCO seek the light

David Smythe, 10th March

The Scottish Chamber Orchestra directed by Hugo Ticciati premiere Karine Polwart and Pippa Murphy’s Seek the Light, performed as a thread with contemporary string works.

****1

Three concerts and the magic mountain’s Sunday rest in Davos

Sarah Batschelet, 5th August

The “Festival Tour” and its three-venue concerts of the Davos Festival programme included almost as many visual and outdoor delights as it did musical treats.

****1

Fine talents at the Davos Festival – Young Artists in Concert

Sarah Batschelet, 4th August

Since its inception in 1986, the Davos Festival has given a platform to more than 2,080 young artists of promise. This 33rd festival year is no exception.

***11

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Chris Garlick

Chris Garlick is the co-founder of Signal Gallery in Hoxton. His first degree was in music, training as a classical composer. Chris has written about art frequently in Art of England magazine, Artist and Illustrator for online blogs.