Ian Pace: Spatiality and Discursivity

A characteristically adventurous programme from world-renowned performer and City University Lecturer Ian Pace, featuring a wide range of works variously exploring music as a quasi-spatial art form, and for intricate discursive forms.

Programme

Franco Evangelisti, Proiezioni sonore (1955-56)
Edd Caine, Wild Flowers (2014) (London premiere)
Andrea Cavallari, Selfportrait; Studio Uno from Studies for piano (1995-2009) (UK premiere)
Harald Muenz, schönes klavierstück (2006) (UK premiere)
Evan Johnson, three reversed movements, to bring destroyed objects back to life (2014)
Rebecca Saunders, crimson (2005) (London premiere)
Newton Armstrong, making one leaf transparent and then another (2012) (15')
Adam Bell, Two-Slit Experiments (2010) (World premiere)
Alan Cassar, Visages (2003) (UK premiere)
Maxim Kolomiiets, Rejection (2012) (UK premiere)
Brian Ferneyhough, Quirl: Study in Self-Similar Rhythms (2011-13) (London premiere)

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