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Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 7.45pm
Promised End - Alexander Goehr
Linbury Studio Theatre
Covent Garden, London WC2E 9DD
United Kingdom
020 7304 4000
http://www.roh.org.uk
Tickets: £24.50, £20.50, £19, £10 standing (£13.50 students)
English Touring Opera
Conductor - Ryan Wigglesworth
Director - James Conway
English Touring Opera presents Promised End, a new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear, by leading British composer Alexander Goehr. Promised End consists of 24 short scenes, selected, distilled and re-arranged by the composer and by scholar Sir Frank Kermode. The effect is to emphasise one aspect of Shakespeare’s great play: King Lear and the Earl of Gloucester, men who in their prime committed errors of judgment, bringing upon themselves their own tragic destinies.
Goehr, a leading composer with a distinguished career in Europe and Asia particularly, has drawn upon a range of influences in creating what he says will be his last opera. He describes the original ‘kernel’ idea as being inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and dance, also citing the influences such as the King Lear film adaptation of Koznitsev (with Shostakovich’s score), Bertolt Brecht, Ezra Pound, and a film by director Miklós Jancsó featuring a Hungarian military band – on which Goehr’s orchestration is partly based.
Booking details:
020 7304 4000
http://www.roh.org.uk/whatson/production.aspx?pid=14348
Alexander Goehr : Promised End
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Saturday, October 16, 2010 at 7.45pm
Promised End - Alexander Goehr
Linbury Studio Theatre
Covent Garden, London WC2E 9DD
United Kingdom
020 7304 4000
http://www.roh.org.uk
Tickets: £24.50, £20.50, £19, £10 standing (£13.50 students)
English Touring Opera
Conductor - Ryan Wigglesworth
Director - James Conway
English Touring Opera presents Promised End, a new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear, by leading British composer Alexander Goehr. Promised End consists of 24 short scenes, selected, distilled and re-arranged by the composer and by scholar Sir Frank Kermode. The effect is to emphasise one aspect of Shakespeare’s great play: King Lear and the Earl of Gloucester, men who in their prime committed errors of judgment, bringing upon themselves their own tragic destinies.
Goehr, a leading composer with a distinguished career in Europe and Asia particularly, has drawn upon a range of influences in creating what he says will be his last opera. He describes the original ‘kernel’ idea as being inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and dance, also citing the influences such as the King Lear film adaptation of Koznitsev (with Shostakovich’s score), Bertolt Brecht, Ezra Pound, and a film by director Miklós Jancsó featuring a Hungarian military band – on which Goehr’s orchestration is partly based.
Booking details:
020 7304 4000
http://www.roh.org.uk/whatson/production.aspx?pid=14348
Alexander Goehr : Promised End
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Saturday, October 16, 2010 at 6pm, 7.30pm & 9pm (each 1hour duration)
BEAST: States of Play
CBSO Centre, Birmingham
Berkley Street, Birmingham
United Kingdom
Tickets: £14 full price / £8 conc / £5 under 16s / £4 students (for all three Saturday performances)
BEAST
BEAST presents another weekend of electro-acoustic sound, using its spectacular multichannel diffusion system. The weekend starts on Friday lunchtime in the Barber Concert Hall on the University of Birmingham campus, with a concert of classic works from the French tradition. On Saturday and Sunday events continue at the CBSO Centre, with concerts of recent music from Birmingham and around the world.
To reserve your tickets in advance for collection on the door, please contact BCMG on 0121 616 2616 or info@bcmg.org.uk.
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Sunday, October 17, 2010 at 8:00PM
Apparitions
Philip T Young Recital Hall
University of Victoria
Canada
Tickets: $20/18
Aventa Ensemble
Bill Linwood, conductor
Aventa presents an exhilarating evening of international and national premieres, including the world premiere of André Ristic's latest work for ensemble, "Six apparitions de Lénine sur un piano" - a ghostly take on Salvador Dali's 1931 painting of the same name .
Our opening concert features the Canadian premiere of Poul Ruders' remarkable suite "KafKapriccio" (adapted from his opera "Kafka's Trial", based on Kafka's unfinished novel "The Trial"), the world premiere of Klaus Ib Jørgensen's "Chuva Obliqua", inspired by the poetry of Fernando Pessoa, and Ana Sokolovic's classic work for ensemble, "Géométrie sentimentale".
Klaus Ib Jørgensen : Chuva Obliqua
Ana Sokolovic : Géométrie sentimentale
André Ristic : Six apparitions de Lénine sur un piano
Poul Ruders : KafKapriccio
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Sunday, October 17, 2010 at 2pm (1hour 40mins duration)
BEAST: States of Play
CBSO Centre, Birmingham
Berkley Street, Birmingham
United Kingdom
BEAST
BEAST presents another weekend of electro-acoustic sound, using its spectacular multichannel diffusion system. The weekend starts on Friday lunchtime in the Barber Concert Hall on the University of Birmingham campus, with a concert of classic works from the French tradition. On Saturday and Sunday events continue at the CBSO Centre, with concerts of recent music from Birmingham and around the world.
To reserve your tickets in advance for collection on the door, please contact BCMG on 0121 616 2616 or info@bcmg.org.uk.
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Thursday, October 21, 2010 at 7.30pm
Promised End - Alexander Goehr
Malvern Theatres
Grange Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 3HB
United Kingdom
01684 892277
http://www.malvern-theatres.co.uk/
Tickets: £25 £22 £19 £16
English Touring Opera
Conductor - Ryan Wigglesworth
Director - James Conway
English Touring Opera presents Promised End, a new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear, by leading British composer Alexander Goehr. Promised End consists of 24 short scenes, selected, distilled and re-arranged by the composer and by scholar Sir Frank Kermode. The effect is to emphasise one aspect of Shakespeare’s great play: King Lear and the Earl of Gloucester, men who in their prime committed errors of judgment, bringing upon themselves their own tragic destinies.
Goehr, a leading composer with a distinguished career in Europe and Asia particularly, has drawn upon a range of influences in creating what he says will be his last opera. He describes the original ‘kernel’ idea as being inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and dance, also citing the influences such as the King Lear film adaptation of Koznitsev (with Shostakovich’s score), Bertolt Brecht, Ezra Pound, and a film by director Miklós Jancsó featuring a Hungarian military band – on which Goehr’s orchestration is partly based.
Booking details:
01684 892277
http://www.malvern-theatres.co.uk/events/813.html
Alexander Goehr : Promised End
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010 at 7.30pm
Promised End - Alexander Goehr
De La Warr Pavilion
Marina, Bexhill on Sea, East Sussex TN40 1DP
United Kingdom
01424 229 111
http://www.dlwp.com/default.aspx
Tickets: £10 - £25
English Touring Opera
Conductor - Ryan Wigglesworth
Director - James Conway
English Touring Opera presents Promised End, a new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear, by leading British composer Alexander Goehr. Promised End consists of 24 short scenes, selected, distilled and re-arranged by the composer and by scholar Sir Frank Kermode. The effect is to emphasise one aspect of Shakespeare’s great play: King Lear and the Earl of Gloucester, men who in their prime committed errors of judgment, bringing upon themselves their own tragic destinies.
Goehr, a leading composer with a distinguished career in Europe and Asia particularly, has drawn upon a range of influences in creating what he says will be his last opera. He describes the original ‘kernel’ idea as being inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and dance, also citing the influences such as the King Lear film adaptation of Koznitsev (with Shostakovich’s score), Bertolt Brecht, Ezra Pound, and a film by director Miklós Jancsó featuring a Hungarian military band – on which Goehr’s orchestration is partly based.
Booking details:
01424 229 111
http://www.dlwp.com/WhatsOn/TheatrePerformanceDetail.aspx?EventId=1193
Alexander Goehr : Promised End
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Friday, October 29, 2010 at 7.30pm
Promised End - Alexander Goehr
Exeter Northcott
Stocker Road, Exeter EX4 4QB
United Kingdom
01392 493 493
http://www.exeternorthcott.co.uk/
Tickets: A £30 B £27 C £22 D £17 60+ £2 off / 60+ £2 off / Conc. HALF PRICE (price bands B, C & D only)
English Touring Opera
Conductor - Ryan Wigglesworth
Director - James Conway
English Touring Opera presents Promised End, a new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear, by leading British composer Alexander Goehr. Promised End consists of 24 short scenes, selected, distilled and re-arranged by the composer and by scholar Sir Frank Kermode. The effect is to emphasise one aspect of Shakespeare’s great play: King Lear and the Earl of Gloucester, men who in their prime committed errors of judgment, bringing upon themselves their own tragic destinies.
Goehr, a leading composer with a distinguished career in Europe and Asia particularly, has drawn upon a range of influences in creating what he says will be his last opera. He describes the original ‘kernel’ idea as being inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and dance, also citing the influences such as the King Lear film adaptation of Koznitsev (with Shostakovich’s score), Bertolt Brecht, Ezra Pound, and a film by director Miklós Jancsó featuring a Hungarian military band – on which Goehr’s orchestration is partly based.
Booking details:
01392 493 493
http://www.exeternorthcott.co.uk/english_touring_opera_double_bill
Alexander Goehr : Promised End
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Friday, October 29, 2010 at 1.00pm
Harpsichord Concert
Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall
The University of Leeds Leeds, Northwest LS2 9JT
United Kingdom
Mahan Esfahani
’rhêma’ for harpsichord. Commissioned by BBC Radio 3. Subsequent broadcast on BBC Radio 3 scheduled for early 2011 (dedicated to Mahan Esfahani) duration circa 10.5 minutes.
Marc Yeats : ’rhêma’ for harpsichord
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Monday, November 1, 2010 at 7.30pm
Promised End - Alexander Goehr
The Hawth
Hawth Avenue, Crawley, Sussex, RH10 6YZ
United Kingdom
01293 553636
http://www.hawth.co.uk
English Touring Opera
Conductor - Ryan Wigglesworth
Director - James Conway
English Touring Opera presents Promised End, a new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear, by leading British composer Alexander Goehr. Promised End consists of 24 short scenes, selected, distilled and re-arranged by the composer and by scholar Sir Frank Kermode. The effect is to emphasise one aspect of Shakespeare’s great play: King Lear and the Earl of Gloucester, men who in their prime committed errors of judgment, bringing upon themselves their own tragic destinies.
Goehr, a leading composer with a distinguished career in Europe and Asia particularly, has drawn upon a range of influences in creating what he says will be his last opera. He describes the original ‘kernel’ idea as being inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and dance, also citing the influences such as the King Lear film adaptation of Koznitsev (with Shostakovich’s score), Bertolt Brecht, Ezra Pound, and a film by director Miklós Jancsó featuring a Hungarian military band – on which Goehr’s orchestration is partly based.
Alexander Goehr : Promised End
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010 at 7.30pm
Promised End - Alexander Goehr
Cambridge Arts Theatre
6 St Edward's Passage, Cambridge, CB2 3PJ
United Kingdom
01223 503333
http://www.cambridgeartstheatre.com/
Tickets: £15/£25/£30/£35
English Touring Opera
Conductor - Ryan Wigglesworth
Director - James Conway
English Touring Opera presents Promised End, a new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear, by leading British composer Alexander Goehr. Promised End consists of 24 short scenes, selected, distilled and re-arranged by the composer and by scholar Sir Frank Kermode. The effect is to emphasise one aspect of Shakespeare’s great play: King Lear and the Earl of Gloucester, men who in their prime committed errors of judgment, bringing upon themselves their own tragic destinies.
Goehr, a leading composer with a distinguished career in Europe and Asia particularly, has drawn upon a range of influences in creating what he says will be his last opera. He describes the original ‘kernel’ idea as being inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and dance, also citing the influences such as the King Lear film adaptation of Koznitsev (with Shostakovich’s score), Bertolt Brecht, Ezra Pound, and a film by director Miklós Jancsó featuring a Hungarian military band – on which Goehr’s orchestration is partly based.
Booking details:
01223 503333
http://www.cambridgeartstheatre.com/pages/autumn_2010/sp-promised.html
Alexander Goehr : Promised End
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Thursday, November 4, 2010 at 7.00pm
Slovak Sinfonietta
Dolný val 47, 011 28 ®ilina
Slovakia
+421 41 245 1124
http://www.slovaksinfonietta.sk/
elena.filippi@sko.zilina.sk
Slovak Sinfonietta
Conductor: Marián Lejava
Miran Vaupotic, Bayan
Peter Katina, Bayan
Iveta Vladyková, Soprano
Concert of music by Peter Machajdik, W.A.Mozart, R. Dubovsky and M. Vajo
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Thursday, November 4, 2010 at 7.00pm
Slovak Sinfonietta
Dolný val 47, 011 28 ®ilina
Slovakia
+421 41 245 1124
http://www.slovaksinfonietta.sk/
elena.filippi@sko.zilina.sk
Slovak Sinfonietta
Conductor: Marián Lejava
Miran Vaupotic, Bayan
Peter Katina, Bayan
Iveta Vladyková, Soprano
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Friday, November 5, 2010 at 8:00pm
Cantata Singers World Premiere of Give Thanks For All Things
Jordan Hall, Boston
30 Gainsborough Street
United States
617-585-1260
http://www.newenglandconservatory.edu
Tickets: $17-$52
Cantata Singers continues its composer-centric season with two consecutive evening concerts showcasing Ralph Vaughan Williams, arguably the most beloved of all 20th century English composers. Complemented by two of Vaughan Williams’ more deceptive works, Flos Campi (1925) and Concerto in A minor for Oboe and Strings (1944), the program features a vast vocal repertoire including the world premiere of Give Thanks for All Things, commissioned by Cantata Singers, by Pulitzer Prize winner Yehudi Wyner; On the Beach at Night (1949) by Andrew Imbrie; and The Choral New Yorker (1944) by Boston native Irving Fine.
Performances Friday, November 5th and Saturday, November 6th at 8pm.
www.cantatasingers.org
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Saturday, November 6, 2010 at 7.30pm
Promised End - Alexander Goehr
Cambridge Arts Theatre
6 St Edward's Passage, Cambridge, CB2 3PJ
United Kingdom
01223 503333
http://www.cambridgeartstheatre.com/
Tickets: £15/£25/£30/£35
English Touring Opera
Conductor - Ryan Wigglesworth
Director - James Conway
English Touring Opera presents Promised End, a new opera based on Shakespeare’s King Lear, by leading British composer Alexander Goehr. Promised End consists of 24 short scenes, selected, distilled and re-arranged by the composer and by scholar Sir Frank Kermode. The effect is to emphasise one aspect of Shakespeare’s great play: King Lear and the Earl of Gloucester, men who in their prime committed errors of judgment, bringing upon themselves their own tragic destinies.
Goehr, a leading composer with a distinguished career in Europe and Asia particularly, has drawn upon a range of influences in creating what he says will be his last opera. He describes the original ‘kernel’ idea as being inspired by Japanese Noh theatre and dance, also citing the influences such as the King Lear film adaptation of Koznitsev (with Shostakovich’s score), Bertolt Brecht, Ezra Pound, and a film by director Miklós Jancsó featuring a Hungarian military band – on which Goehr’s orchestration is partly based.
Booking details:
01223 503333
http://www.cambridgeartstheatre.com/pages/autumn_2010/sp-promised.html
Alexander Goehr : Promised End
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