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New Releases
Music for the Queen of Heaven: contemporary Marian motets - 20th October
Music by Judith Weir, Gabriel Jackson, Herbert Howells, Cheryl Frances-Hoad and James MacMillan
Piazzolla: María de Buenos Aires performed by Mr McFall's Chamber - 17th November
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Scottish Ensemble, Westminster Cathedral Choir and Sean Shibe
7.30pm, 30th Sept
St John’s Church, Cumnock
The Cumnock Tryst is a festival of classical and new music in East Ayrshire, founded by Artistic Director Sir James MacMillan. This year's artists in residence, Scottish Ensemble, are joined by brilliant young guitarist Sean Shibe and world-renowned Westminster Cathedral Choir for a varied programme of ancient and new music, including MacMillan's Seven Last Words from the Cross, conducted by the composer. Full details here.
Allegri Miserere mei, Deus
Michael Murray Pilgrims WORLD PREMIERE
Michael Murray King David’s Dance WORLD PREMIERE
James MacMillan Seven Last Words from the Cross
£22 / £16 for under 25s and local residents, free tickets available for under 16s, see website for details.
Phone: 0141 332 5057
Buy online via the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland website
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PAC-T with John McLeod, Emily Mitchell and Geoffrey Tanti
6pm, 5th October
Scottish Music Centre
Live Music Now Scotland is proud to present PAC-T : performer, audience, composer - together, in partnership with the Scottish Music Centre and Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
PAC-T is a series of three recitals, each featuring a Live Music Now Scotland commission, bringing together and celebrating the triangle of connection – or pact – made by composers, audiences and musicians that is integral to the performance of new music.
The composers will be present to speak about their music and approach to composing, particularly for emerging artists in community outreach settings.
The second concert features John McLeod’s Songs from Above and Below with Emily Mitchell - Soprano and Geoffrey Tanti (soprano/piano).
Commissioned by Live Music Now as part of the Baring Foundation’s Late Style Artists Commission Series, inspired by the mining heritage of West Lothian and Merthyr Tydfyl and premiered in August 2015.
Free entry, but advance booking recommended via the Eventbrite link below.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pac-t-tickets-35143368762
The concert is followed by complimentary wine and refreshments.
There will also be PAC-T concerts on Thursday 7th September and 9th November.
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Go Compose ! Performance
6pm, 17th October
Wooden Barn
Listen to the future of new music! Red Note Ensemble premiere new works by young composers taking part in Go Compose!, a 3-day composition course.
£5
Tickets will be available on the door.
'Stanzas' of 'the Law of the Good Neighbour' by Henry Andersen
3.30pm, 8th October
Club Room, 14 University Gardens,
University of Glasgow
‘Stanzas’ or 'the Law of the Good Neighbour’ by Henry Andersen
Henry Anderson, Jack Wansbrough (voices)
Sebastian Lexer (piano+)
Entry: free/donations
‘Stanzas’ or 'the Law of the Good Neighbour’ by Henry Andersen (BE)
Henry Andersen's debut vinyl is a recording of the longrunning piece 'Stanzas' or 'the Law of the Good Neighbour'. On each side, a pair of his friends reads simultaneously from a list of words. The list is an unfinished result of a word game Andersen has been playing for several years; a miss-mash of place names, puns, jokes, rhymes, pop-culture references. Stanzas... is a precise text-sound composition, a liquid and elegant piece of concrete poetry that reveals the individual qualities of the voices and their interpersonal relation.
Henry Andersen is a Brussels-based visual artist and composer. Trained as a minimal and reductionist composer under the wings of Peter Ablinger, he moved from music into visual art, writing and sound performances.
Sebastian Lexer : piano+ : improvised : in between the acoustic and electronic
The computerised augmentation of the acoustic piano, the piano+, has developed from a combination of conventional and extended playing techniques, prepared piano and electronic real-time modifications of its sounds. The interest in free improvisation, the motivation to work with sounds by exploring their contingent qualities in timbre, dynamic and microstructures, has inspired a different mode of interaction with the technology, allowing a very close relationship between acoustic instrument and electronic modifications, while retaining a fundamental pianism.
The concert series INTERLACE explores free improvisation, electronics, and performance of experimental and interactive compositions.
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Edinburgh Quartet
1pm, 28th Oct
St Machar’s Cathedral
Programme:
Geoff Palmer: String Quartet No.6 for Max (2017)*
Alasdair Nicolson: String Quartet No. 3
*Co-commissioned by the St Magnus International Festival and sound
Tickets: FREE
www.sound-scotland.co.uk
Presented in association with the University of Aberdeen and Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Hidden Architectures
5pm, 28th Oct
Basement Studio Theatre, North East Scotland College
A new interdisciplinary collaboration between choreographer Saffy Setohy and sound artist/composer Jan Hendrickse, Hidden Architectures explores the connections and social knots that we make as humans. This immersive performance features an original live score composed for dancers, prepared electric guitars, and electronics.
Presented in association with DanceLive
Tickets: £10, £5 (conc)
Available from www.aberdeenperformingarts.com
www.sound-scotland.co.uk
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Red Note Ensemble: Dillon
HCMF 40
6pm, 17th November, 18:00
St Paul's Hall, Huddersfield
hcmf//’s 40th edition opens with a co-commission from long-time Huddersfield collaborator James Dillon, written for Scotland’s foremost new music ensemble, Red Note. Paired here with the UK premiere of two recent works by young Swiss composer Stephanie Haensler and two works for solo electric guitar – written almost 40 years apart but closely related – by Morton Feldman and Christian Wolff, this world premiere of Dillon’s latest work is a continuation of his relationship with Red Note Ensemble following their critically acclaimed performance of his New York Trilogy at hcmf// 2013. Produced by hcmf// supported by the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia and the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation.
Red Note Ensemble:
Jacqueline Shave violin
Romaine Bolinger violin*
Robert Irvine cello
Stephen Gutman piano
Lora-Evelin Vakova-Tarara piano*
Ruth Morley flute
Tim Lines clarinet
Nikita Naumov double bass
Tom Hunter percussion
Ida Løvli Hidle accordion
Geoffrey Paterson conductor
Wiek Hijmans electric guitar
*Stephanie Haensler ganz nah
Stephanie Haensler ganz nah UK Premiere
Stephanie Haensler Im Begriffe UK Premiere
Morton Feldmen Possibility of a New Work for Electric Guitar
Christian Wolff Another Possibility
James Dillon Tanz/haus World Premiere
Box office: http://hcmf.co.uk/event/1-red-note-ensemble-dillon/
Phone: 01484 430528
Tickets: £17 (£14 concessions / online)
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RSNO - Symphony, Soup and a Sandwich
7.30pm 23rd Nov, New Auditorium, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Something old, something new, something borrowed…Stravinsky’s zesty homage to the 18th century gets this year’s series of lunchtime musical feasts off to a mouth-watering start. And when the young New Zealand-born conductor Gemma New unleashes Beethoven’s volcanic Seventh Symphony in the intimate surroundings of the New Auditorium – well, let’s just say that it should certainly recharge your batteries! First, though, something from Scotland. Sally Beamish’s Frankenstein-inspired Whitescape tells a tale of ice, fog and mystery…
Stravinsky Concerto in E Flat Major Dumbarton Oaks
Beamish Whitescape
Beethoven Symphony No7
Tickets £14 in advance/£16 on the day, Lunch ticket £8 (Under 16s free, Under 26s and Mature Students £6 in advance / £8 on the day, Unemployed £6, Disabled patrons and their carers 50% off)
Book online at www.rsno.org.uk
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RSNO - China Story
7.30pm, 29th Sept - Usher Hall
7.30pm, 30th Sept - Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
‘A broad mind and a big heart’ – that’s the spirit embodied in the music of Xiaogang Ye, arguably China’s greatest living composer in the Western classical tradition. Colourful, melodious and deeply emotional, his music draws on the ancient poetry of China to tell universal stories. Gilbert Varga and four handpicked soloists share that beauty tonight, alongside the music of Benjamin Britten – another great composer who took his inspiration from wind, water and the human heart.
Xiaogang Ye Mount Emei for Violin, Percussion and Orchestra
Britten Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes
Interval
Xiaogang Ye Scent of Green Mango for Piano and Orchestra
Xiaogang Ye The Song of Sorrow and Gratification for Bass Baritone and Orchestra
Tickets £18-£36 (Under 16s free, Under 26s and Mature Students £6 in advance / £8 on the day, Unemployed £6, Disabled patrons and their carers 50% off)
Book online at www.rsno.org.uk or phone the Box Office on 0131 228 1155
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Harmony Clarinet 2
1pm, 1st October
St Bride's Episcopal Church
In this second of an occasional series of concerts featuring unusual members of the clarinet family, the Scottish Clarinet Quartet is joined by Scott Lygate on the contrabass clarinet to perform new music by Glasgow-based composer Graham Hair. Guest mezzo-soprano Beth Taylor is accompanied by a trio of clarinets (ranging in size from sopranino to bass) to sing rarely-performed songs by Stravinsky and Dallapiccola, and the programme is rounded out with the group’s transcriptions of JS Bach’s Nun Komm der Heiden Heiland and sections from William Byrd’s Mass for Five Voices. A great opportunity to enjoy some remarkable chamber music in the beautiful acoustic of St Bride’s Episcopal Church.
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Alba New Music Festival 2017
6th October, Napier University
A series of talks and discussions on the forthcoming music programme at Alba New Music 2017.
In particular Time and Motion Study II by Brian Ferneyhough
2pm
Lois Fitch/ Neil Heyde/Paul Archbold. Time and Motion Study at 40. Discussion.
3pm
Screening (Electric Chair Music) A documentary on the recording.
4pm
Tim Rutherford – Johnson and Simon Cummings join other panellists to discuss, ‘Challenging Times/Challenging Music’
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Scottish Superwomen of Science
7pm, 26 October
Eyemouth Hippodrome
Frances M Lynch with electric voice theatre presents
Scottish Superwomen of Science – Minerva Scientifica
2016 Three Weeks Editor Award-winner Frances M Lynch returns to Eyemouth Hippodrome with her new Scottish-focused music-drama, featuring composers and scientists collaborating to tell stories of Scottish women scientists. The performance follows a 5 star run at Scotland’s oldest Italian deli, Valvona & Crolla (Venue 67), for Fringe 2017.
The performance will feature the world premiere of “Stormsong 1881” – a suite of meteorological music, based on the estimated three-hourly weather observations for Eyemouth provided by meteorologist Marjory Roy and written and performed by Eyemouth High School Students. There will also be a short talk…. TASTY CRABS – bridging Scotland and Brazil…. by Dr Karen Diele (Edinburgh Napier University & St Abbs Marine Station)
Event Phone: 01890 750099
Available Tickets Price
Standard show details + £6.50 (GBP) / ticket
Child (16 and under) show details + £4.50 (GBP) / ticket
* Please note that a maximum number of 10 tickets can be purchased for this event per order.
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Bozzini Quartet
1pm, 27th Oct
St Machers Cathedral
A programme of music from Canada, Iceland and Scotland including the World Premiere of Moonbow by upcoming Icelandic composer, Gunnar Andreas Kristinsson.
Tickets: £10, £5 (conc)
Available from aberdeenperformingarts.com
www.sound-scotland.co.uk
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Erik Mikael Karlsson & invisiblEARts
10pm, 27th Oct
Belmont Film House
Scotland’s collective of acousmatic composers and Sweden’s Erik-Mikael Karlsson perform multi-channel electronic music, both live and pre-recorded.
Tickets: £10, £5 (conc)
Available from aberdeenperformingarts.com
http://www.sound-scotland.co.uk
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Children's Classic Concerts - Ghost Train
2pm, 28th Oct
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Children's Classic Concerts - Ghost train, to include my song "Ghost Train", (performed by RSNO Junior Chorus)
All aboard if you dare! Take your (first class) seats for a jaw-jangling journey on the eerie RSNO express. Owen and Olly will be your ghoulish guides for this hair-raising adventure - filled with ghostbusting moves, creepy creatures and spooky singalongs. Discover some truly terrifying tunes, as we stop at some of the most spine-chilling stations of the music world – are you brave enough to jump on?
More info and tickets
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Song Circus
7.30pm, 28th Oct
Butchart Recreation Centre, Aberdeen University
Programme:
Ruben Sverre Gjertsen: Landscape with Figures
Karin Rehnquist: David Nimm
Presented in association with the University of Aberdeen
Tickets: £10, £5 (conc)
Available from www.aberdeenperformingarts.com
www.sound-scotland.co.uk
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Bozzini Quartet with Kim Myhr (12 string guitar), Caroline Bergvall (poet) & Ingar Zach (percussion)
10pm, 28th Oct
Belmont Filmhouse
Programme:
Kim Myhr: Pressing clouds passing crowds
Ingar Zach: Inside the inside
Presented in association with the University of Aberdeen & Belmont Filmhouse
Tickets: £10, £5 (conc)
Available from www.aberdeenperformingarts.com
www.sound-scotland.co.uk
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PAC-T with Aran Browning and Sirocco Winds
6pm, 9th Nov, Scottish Music Centre
Live Music Now Scotland is proud to present PAC-T : performer, audience, composer - together, in partnership with the Scottish Music Centre andRoyal Conservatoire of Scotland
PAC-T is a series of three recitals, each featuring a Live Music Now Scotland commission, bringing together and celebrating the triangle of connection – or pact – made by composers, audiences and musicians that is integral to the performance of new music.
The composers will be present to speak about their music and approach to composing, particularly for emerging artists in community outreach settings.
The third concert features Aran Browning’s Cardboard Creations withSirocco Winds (wind trio).
Cardboard Creations was commissioned by Live Music Now Scotland for Sirocco Winds as part of the 2015 Kimie Composition Prize.
Free entry, but advance booking recommended via the Eventbrite link below.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pac-t-tickets-35143368762
The concert is followed by complimentary wine and refreshments.
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Red Note Ensemble - Aeolian
HCMF 40
11.30pm, 17th November, 23:30
Bates Mill Photographic Studio, Huddersfield
Norwegian composer Maja S. K. Ratkje, UK installation artist Kathy Hinde and Danish accordionist Andreas Borregaard have collaborated to create this deeply-integrated new work, commissioned by Scotland’s Red Note Ensemble, combining newly-designed air-powered instruments with live musicians to create a new part-performance, part kinetic-sculptural work.
Produced by hcmf// and Red Note Ensemble.
Andreas Borregaard accordion
Maja S. K. Ratkje score
Kathy Hinde installation
Red Note Ensemble:
Jacqueline Shave violin
Rachel Spencer violin
Tom Dunn viola
Robert Irvine cello
Nikita Naumov double bass
Joy Smith clarsach
Allan Neave guitar
Ruth Morley flute
Tim Lines clarinet
Chris Stearn trombone
Tom Hunter percussion
Rhian MacLeod percussion
Stephen Gutman piano
Maja S. K. Ratkje / Kathy Hinde Aeolian World Premiere
Box office: http://hcmf.co.uk/event/aeolian/
Phone: 01484 430528
Tickets: free
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Kaleidoscope
12.30pm 29th Sept
Cumnock Academy
The Cumnock Tryst is a festival of classical and new music in East Ayrshire, founded by Artistic Director Sir James MacMillan. Drake Music Scotland, Scottish Ensemble, James MacMillan and Colin Currie are joined by students of Auchinleck Academy and the strings of Greenmill Primary School to present a four movement symphony, the outcome of workshops led by James MacMillan and Matilda Brown. Full details here.
Free
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Dalmellington Band with The Wallace Collection and Martyn Brabbins
2pm, 30th Sept
Cumnock Old Church
The Cumnock Tryst is a festival of classical and new music in East Ayrshire, founded by Artistic Director Sir James MacMillan. Dalmellington Band are joined by The Wallace Collection and conductor Martyn Brabbins for a programme combining some favourite British brass band standards with a brand new work by Jay Capperauld. Full details here.
Martyn Brabbins Prelude
Eric Ball - Resurgam
Herbert Howells - Suite from Pageantry
Jay Capperauld - As Above, So Below world premiere
Martyn Brabbins - Miniature No 1
Mendelssohn - Overture from Fingal’s Cave
Holst - March from A Moorside Suite
£15 / £10 for under 26s and local residents, free tickets available for under 16s, see website for details.
Phone: 0141 332 5057
Buy online via the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland website
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Premiere of a new work by Will Todd
11am, 1st Oct
St Michael and All Saints Church, Tollcross, Edinburgh
http://www.stmichaelandallsaints.org/ are delighted to announce the premiere of a new unaccompanied choral work commissioned from contemporary composer Will Todd http://willtodd.co.uk/. His 'Tantum Ergo' will be performed by the church choir as the anthem at High Mass on Sunday 1st October 2017 at 11am. All are welcome to attend the service and hear this beautiful piece in its liturgical context. A shared lunch will follow the service.
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RSNO - Season Opener
7.30pm 5th Oct - Caird Hall, Dundee
7.30pm, 6th Oct - Usher Hall, Edinburgh
7.30pm, 7th Oct - Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Peter Oundjian, Nicola Benedetti and the RSNO – the perfect partnership and a stellar start to the new Season! With The Scotsman praising her ‘effortless musicality’, Scottish superstar Nicola’s an artist at the absolute top of her game. Her performance of Elgar’s Violin Concerto will make a gloriously passionate opening before Peter Oundjian and a supersized RSNO blast the roof off in Stravinsky’s revolutionary ballet. The brilliant young British composer Gavin Higgins lights the touch paper.
Higgins - Velocity (Scottish premiere)
Elgar - Violin Concerto
Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring
Tickets £14.50-£19.50 (Under 16s free, Under 26s/Mature Students/Unemployed £6, Disabled patrons and their carers 50% off)
Book online at www.rsno.org.uk or phone the Box Office on 01382 434 940
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Composers' Kitchen with Bozzini Quartet
6pm, 26th October
Kings College Chapel, University of Aberdeen
The Bozzini Quartet will perform new works by two UK composers, Rebecca Bruton and Jason Doell, and two Canadian composers, Lawrence Dunn and Sarah Lianne Lewis, following an exchange project in Montreal and Aberdeen.
Part of Sound and Music’s Embedded programme.
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Arild Andersen's Rose Window Trio feat. Kirsten Bråten Berg
8pm, 26th Oct
The Blue Lamp
Featuring the vocals of traditional singer Kirsten Bråten Berg, Norwegian bassist/composer Arild Andersen’s all-star ‘Rose Window Trio’ makes its Aberdeen debut. With Helge Lien, piano, and Gard Nilssen, drums.
Tickets: £15, £12 (conc), £8 (students)
Available from: aberdeenperformingarts.com
www.sound-scotland.co.uk
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Promenade Concert
10am, 28th Oct
Maritime Museum, Aberdeen
A family friendly promenade with performances from musicians including Lesley Wilson, bassoon, and Zoë Martlew, cello.
Tickets: FREE
http://www.sound-scotland.co.uk
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SOUND FESTIVAL 2017: Andiamo Fagotto - Let's go Bassoon!
4pm, 28th Oct
The Bothy, Aberdeen
Journey in space, time and imagination as Lesley Wilson plays music for bassoon that will amuse and intrigue! Hear how differently composers have thought about the bassoon between the 18th century and our own era. Music from Vivaldi and contemporary composers Janet Beat, Marcus Blunt, Roger Williams and Gemma McGregor.
Tickets: £10, £5 (conc)
Available from www.aberdeenperformingarts.com
www.sound-scotland.co.uk
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SCO - Pēteris Vasks Viola Concerto
7.30pm 1st Nov, Younger Hall, St Andrews
7.3pm 2nd Nov, Queen's Hall, Edinburgh
7.30pm 3rd Nov, Glasgow City Halls
Rautavaara Cantus Arcticus
Vaska Viola Concerto Scottish Premiere
Respighi Gli Uccelli
Copland Appalachian Spring
Olari Elts - Conductor
Maxim Rysanon - Viola
Birdsong is rife in the natural world of this delightful programme. Finn Einojuhani Rautavaara matches recordings of the Arctic’s avian inhabitants with orchestral imitations; Respighi’s birds are adapted from pretty numbers by 17th and 18th century composers. The well-known tune in Copland’s sweet and earthy Appalachian ballet is a Shaker spiritual, Simple Gifts – exemplified by the American composer in this work. One of the world’s most original soloists, Maxim Rysanov, joins the SCO and Estonian Olari Elts in the Viola Concerto by the conductor’s Latvian neighbour Pēteris Vasks.
£6 - £24 (U18: Free)
Tickets available from the Byre Theatre box office / 01334 475000.
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RSNO - Harbison Double Concerto
7.30pm, 2nd Nov, Caird Hall, Dundee
7.30pm, 3rd Nov, Usher Hall
7.30pm, 4th Nov, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
From cheerful opening to serene finish, there’s no music more life-affirming than Beethoven’s lovely Pastoral Symphony. Hear it for the thunderstorms and shepherds, or simply enjoy the sound of a genius relaxing amidst nature – either way, it’ll refresh your spirit. Peter Oundjian teams up with RSNO Artist in Residence Jan Vogler and violinist Mira Wang in Brahms’ romantic Double Concerto, plus a bit of musical history in the making: a Scottish premiere by the eminent American composer John Harbison.
Harbison - Double Concerto (Scottish premiere)
Brahms - Double Concerto
Interval
Beethoven - Symphony No6 Pastoral
Tickets £14.50-£19 (Under 16s free, Under 26s / Mature Students / Unemployed £6, Disabled patrons and their carers 50% off)
Book online at www.rsno.org.uk or phone the Box Office on 01382 434 940
Red Note Ensemble with Pascal Gallois
soundfestival
7.30pm, 9th November, 19:30
Anatomy Rooms, Aberdeen
Benedict Mason New Work World Première
Philippe Hersant Huit Pieces Pour Basson Et Ensemble Instrumental
Grisey Talea for flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano
As part of soundfestival's Endangered Instruments series which shines a spotlight on the bassoon this year, sound has joined forces with Scotland's contemporary music ensemble, Red Note, and one of the most prominent bassoon players in the world, Pascal Gallois, to commission a new work from renowned composer Benedict Mason which will receive its premiere performance this evening at soundfestival.
Box office: http://www.aberdeenperformingarts.com/partner-venues/soundfestival
Phone: 01224 641122
Tickets: £10, £5 (conc)
RSNO - Kidane
7.30pm, 10th Nov, Usher Hall
7.30pm, 11th Nov, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
As thoughts turn to Remembrance Day, the RSNO reflects on Petrograd, 1917: angry crowds fill the streets, the guns of a warship thunder in the distance, and the air buzzes with revolutionary songs. Shostakovich’s Twelfth Symphony is all about history on a blockbuster scale – the definitive musical re-telling of the Bolshevik Revolution. But before that red dawn, a glance back at a more romantic age, as guest conductor Cristian Macelaru welcomes the newly-crowned winner of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in Rachmaninov’s glittering First Concerto.
Rachmaninov Vocalise
Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No1
Kidane Zulu
Shostakovich Symphony No12 The Year 1917
Tickets £12.50-£41 (Under 16s free, Under 26s/Mature Students/Unemployed £6, Disabled Patrons 50% off)
Book online at www.rsno.org.uk or phone the Box Office on 0131 228 1155
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RCS Contrasts - RCS MusicLab
7.30pm, 23rd November
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Boulez Derive
Toru Takemitsu Quatrain II
Messiaen Quartet for the End of Time
MusicLab returns with 20th century works centered around the intensely spiritual piece, the Quartet for the End of Time.
Tickets: £10 (£7.50)
RCS Box Office: https://www.rcs.ac.uk/boxoffice-event/eventid/88204-MusicLab:-Contrasts
RCS Box Office: 0141 332 5057
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