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In Brittens Footsteps
Chris Watson's In Britten's Footsteps
Star-shaped Biscuit
David Toop's new opera Star-shaped Biscuit
Game
Richard Baker, Brian Duffy, Modified Toy Orchestra and a small chamber ensemble in 'Game'

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new collaborations between experimental musicians from different backgrounds, including electronica and classical music.

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Fall Back – Live at Aldeburgh

Back in October 2011, Roly Porter and Cynthia Millar were in residence for the commission Fall Back. The performance of which was recorded and has recently been released on CD through Subtext Recordings. Follow the link below for more information and to listen to Fall Back.
Subtext Recordings

Coming Up

Pekka Kuusisto and Peter Gregson

Saturday 18 May 2013

Violinist Pekka Kuusisto and Cellist Peter Gregson are joining forces with London-based creative technologists Reactify for a unique Faster Than Sound event, where they will present new works of 21st-century chamber music for violin, cello and electronics written by Gregson, Kuusisto, Martin Suckling and Yann Seznec.

Pre-performance talk, Jerwood Kiln Studio 6.30pm

Britten Studio, Snape
8pm

Tickets £10 Under 27s half price

Tickets

NEW VIDEO – Game

Brian Duffy and Richard Baker review the recent project ‘Game’ which premiered on Saturday 17 December

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Review

“Star-Shaped Biscuit is a remarkably strange and singular work that channels modernism’s untrammeled, lunatic invention to spellbinding effect.”

“The audience is assembled in a ravaged industrial space at the outer reaches of the Snape Maltings complex. Everything is coated in ash, the bones of the building groan in the night air, the moon drifts overhead, with the autumn cold just beginning to bite. A small ensemble crafted a fine mist of silvery noise, all glassy shivers, metallic growls and thunderous percussion that suggested a decaying house troubled by an especially malevolent poltergeist.”

Charlie Fox from Frieze reviews the recent performance of David Toop’s Star-shaped Biscuit
Frieze – Charlie Fox

Read the recent review from the Financial Times’ Laura Battle on Faster Than Sound
Shapes of sounds to come