20th June
North Kensington Vacancies
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The Cornelius Cardew Concerts Trust (CCCT), in partnership with the Music Department of Morley College, is really excited to present this concert of new music written in response to the 2023 Call for Compositions of the CCCT. This is music for a unique collection of performers which reflects on Michael Chant’s specially written poem, Become the Sea, Become the Space, in a myriad of ways, forming thereby a whole which hangs together. This is new music not in any sense of alienating an audience but rather embodying what it means to be in step with the times with music coming from the heart. This project takes inspiration from the example of Cornelius Cardew [pictured] who linked his music with the struggle to open the door to progress, to lead to a cherished future of socialised humanity.
Composers who have contributed: Jonathan Case, Michael Chant, Rob Cooper, Alison Doubleday, Ann Gates, Ross Francis George, Andrew Kear Harrod, Elif Nur Karlidag, Peter Openshaw, Jane Serter, Hugh Shrapnel
Performed by Lotte Betts-Dean and Rachel Roper (mezzo-sopranos) with Lesley Larkum (violin)
Cornelius Cardew Concerts Trust:
www.cornelius-cardew-concerts-trust.org.uk ; info@cornelius-cardew-concerts-trust.org.uk
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Venue: The Holst Room
Tickets: £10.00 available on the door – cash only