Showing posts with label Enrico Dorigatti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Enrico Dorigatti. Show all posts

Russolo Competition 2024 in Leicester (and more!)

MTI again hosts the Leicester concert of the Prix Russolo for electroacoustic composition
VENUE: St Andrews Jarrom Street, Leicester, 6pm.

http://prixrussolo.blogspot.com/

Followed by another concert at 8pm, with music by Louise Rossiter, Adrian Moore, Philippe Blanchard and John Young.

ALL FREE!

Concert 1 - Finalists of the Prix Russolo International Composition Contest 2024 

28th September 2024 - 6pm


Strings (2023), 08:10 - Chuang Chuang Fan

Quantum (2023), 08:16 - Enrico Dorigatti

Les pieds dans la tête (2023), 09:55 - Jean-Marc Duchenne

¿Dónde está el espacio para el eufemismo del amor? (2023), 09:45 - Ana Gonzalez Gamboa

Quatre hymnes mous  (2023), 09:45 - Camille Lacroix

Long Long Fleuve Amour (2021-24), 08:00 - Iris Lancery

Alibi des voltigeurs (2012-2014), 08:09 - Roxanne Turcotte



***** Interval*****


Concert 2 - Blanchard, Moore, Rossiter and Young 

28th September 2024 - 8pm

 

wt_metals (2024),10:06 - Adrian Moore (World Premiere)

L’ange Gérard (XXXX) -  10:00 - Phillipe Blanchard

Three Spaces in Mid-air (2017) - 10:56 - John Young

Noche oscura (2023), 07:00 - Phillipe Blanchard

The Annunciation (2022), 10:18 - Louise Rossiter

wt_ceramics (2024), 08:34 - Adrian Moore (World Premiere)

 


Sights and Sounds from the Spatial Audio Gathering

The two-day Spatial Audio Gathering was held at DMU on 17-18 June, organised by the Midlands4Cities doctoral cohort and supported by the M4C Doctoral Training Partnership, which is funded by The Arts and Humanities Research Council.

The event was led and programmed by M4C students Stefano Catena (DMU) and Teddy Hunter (University of Birmingham) with Ian Corkhill (DMU) and Enrico Dorigatti (University of Portsmouth).

The event hosted 29 spatial audio and audiovisual works, six papers with a round table discussion and keynote talks by five leading composers working with spatial music: Annie Mahtani (University of Birmingham), Simon Emmerson (DMU), Brona Martin (University of Greenwich) and Henrik Frisk (Kungliga Musikhögskolan, Stockholm) and Nikos Stavropoulos (Leeds Beckett University).

Participants listen to the IKO 3D audio speaker

Dr Annie Mahtani's keynote talk

Simon Emmerson Keynote - Imagining space and place through sound and music

Tim Cooper: Labyrinth (Lucia Capellaro, baroque cello)

Cameron Naylor: Here One Moment

Wei Yang: ... couloirs (binaural)