Lovemusic: Everything Starts Elsewhere

New music collective lovemusic present a programme based around a newly commissioned work for flute, clarinet and voice by Jérôme Combier, which will be heard alongside works by established French and UK-based composers.

"Everything Starts Elsewhere" references the text by Argentine poet Roberto Juarroz, but also the creative process of transmission from the composer's concept, to written form, to its interpretation by performers, to its reinterpretation by the public. It also makes reference to the itinerant nature of music especially in this programme which juxtaposes music from both sides of the Channel.

Programme:

• Jérôme Combier, new work (2018)
• Jesse Broekman, new work (2018)
• John Croft, Deux méditations d’une furie (2013)
• Naomi Pinnock, And yet there was (love) (2015)
• Gilbert Amy, ...d'un désastre obscure (1971)
• Martin Iddon, Ptelea (2014)
• Samuel Andreyev, Nombres imaginaires (2004)
• Betsy Jolas, lovemusic (2005)

lovemusic:

• Voice - Léa Trommenschlager
• Flute - Emiliano Gavito
• Clarinet - Adam Starkie

www.collectivelovemusic.com

Supported by Diaphonique, Franco-British fund for contemporary music in partnership with the French Institute in the UK, the Sacem, the British Council, the Minister of Culture, The Bureau Export and the French Institute.