Lisa Illean evokes Carroll's appeal for the Surrealists, and has written a new piece after Mallarme, and arranged works by Ravel and Scelsi. Kim Ashton has written a setting of Elisabeth Bletsoe inspire by the garden of live flowers in Alice. There will also be a premiere by Benjamin Graves and music by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho. Darren Bloom has written two dream pieces and will be combining these with music by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey.
Further information from the New Dots website.
The Asylum, Peckham. 3 emerging composers: Kim Ashton, Darren Bloom and Lisa Illean will
be curating the evening which will include new works as well as
existing repertoire - all designed to evoke and respond to themes and
ideas in Lewis Carroll’s classic fantasy.
Lisa Illean will contextualise Lewis Carroll as a figure embraced by the French and English Surrealist movements. She has written a new piece after Mallarmé as well as arranging works by Ravel and Scelsi.
Kim Ashton starts from the 'The garden of live flowers' in Alice Through the Looking Glass and has written a new setting of a poem by Elisabeth Bletsoe. His set also includes a world premiere by Benjamin Graves, commissioned specially for this programme, as well as works by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho
Darren Bloom has curated a set of exquisite minatures, reflecting Alice's series of curious encounters. He's written 2 new dream pieces and combined them with works by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey
Expect surprises, tangents and curious encounters…
- See more at: http://www.newdots.org.uk/events#sthash.xySCnUnP.dpuf
Lisa Illean will contextualise Lewis Carroll as a figure embraced by the French and English Surrealist movements. She has written a new piece after Mallarmé as well as arranging works by Ravel and Scelsi.
Kim Ashton starts from the 'The garden of live flowers' in Alice Through the Looking Glass and has written a new setting of a poem by Elisabeth Bletsoe. His set also includes a world premiere by Benjamin Graves, commissioned specially for this programme, as well as works by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho
Darren Bloom has curated a set of exquisite minatures, reflecting Alice's series of curious encounters. He's written 2 new dream pieces and combined them with works by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey
Expect surprises, tangents and curious encounters…
- See more at: http://www.newdots.org.uk/events#sthash.xySCnUnP.dpuf
With the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland this year, we're working with Octandre to create a programme inspired by Alice. The concert takes place at 7pm on 12th November at The Asylum, Peckham. 3 emerging composers: Kim Ashton, Darren Bloom and Lisa Illean will
be curating the evening which will include new works as well as
existing repertoire - all designed to evoke and respond to themes and
ideas in Lewis Carroll’s classic fantasy.
Lisa Illean will contextualise Lewis Carroll as a figure embraced by the French and English Surrealist movements. She has written a new piece after Mallarmé as well as arranging works by Ravel and Scelsi.
Kim Ashton starts from the 'The garden of live flowers' in Alice Through the Looking Glass and has written a new setting of a poem by Elisabeth Bletsoe. His set also includes a world premiere by Benjamin Graves, commissioned specially for this programme, as well as works by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho
Darren Bloom has curated a set of exquisite minatures, reflecting Alice's series of curious encounters. He's written 2 new dream pieces and combined them with works by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey
- See more at: http://www.newdots.org.uk/events#sthash.xySCnUnP.dpuf
Lisa Illean will contextualise Lewis Carroll as a figure embraced by the French and English Surrealist movements. She has written a new piece after Mallarmé as well as arranging works by Ravel and Scelsi.
Kim Ashton starts from the 'The garden of live flowers' in Alice Through the Looking Glass and has written a new setting of a poem by Elisabeth Bletsoe. His set also includes a world premiere by Benjamin Graves, commissioned specially for this programme, as well as works by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho
Darren Bloom has curated a set of exquisite minatures, reflecting Alice's series of curious encounters. He's written 2 new dream pieces and combined them with works by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey
- See more at: http://www.newdots.org.uk/events#sthash.xySCnUnP.dpuf
With the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland this year, we're working with Octandre to create a programme inspired by Alice. The concert takes place at 7pm on 12th November at The Asylum, Peckham. 3 emerging composers: Kim Ashton, Darren Bloom and Lisa Illean will
be curating the evening which will include new works as well as
existing repertoire - all designed to evoke and respond to themes and
ideas in Lewis Carroll’s classic fantasy.
Lisa Illean will contextualise Lewis Carroll as a figure embraced by the French and English Surrealist movements. She has written a new piece after Mallarmé as well as arranging works by Ravel and Scelsi.
Kim Ashton starts from the 'The garden of live flowers' in Alice Through the Looking Glass and has written a new setting of a poem by Elisabeth Bletsoe. His set also includes a world premiere by Benjamin Graves, commissioned specially for this programme, as well as works by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho
Darren Bloom has curated a set of exquisite minatures, reflecting Alice's series of curious encounters. He's written 2 new dream pieces and combined them with works by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey
- See more at: http://www.newdots.org.uk/events#sthash.xySCnUnP.dpuf
Lisa Illean will contextualise Lewis Carroll as a figure embraced by the French and English Surrealist movements. She has written a new piece after Mallarmé as well as arranging works by Ravel and Scelsi.
Kim Ashton starts from the 'The garden of live flowers' in Alice Through the Looking Glass and has written a new setting of a poem by Elisabeth Bletsoe. His set also includes a world premiere by Benjamin Graves, commissioned specially for this programme, as well as works by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho
Darren Bloom has curated a set of exquisite minatures, reflecting Alice's series of curious encounters. He's written 2 new dream pieces and combined them with works by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey
- See more at: http://www.newdots.org.uk/events#sthash.xySCnUnP.dpuf
With the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland this year, we're working with Octandre to create a programme inspired by Alice. The concert takes place at 7pm on 12th November at The Asylum, Peckham. 3 emerging composers: Kim Ashton, Darren Bloom and Lisa Illean will
be curating the evening which will include new works as well as
existing repertoire - all designed to evoke and respond to themes and
ideas in Lewis Carroll’s classic fantasy.
Lisa Illean will contextualise Lewis Carroll as a figure embraced by the French and English Surrealist movements. She has written a new piece after Mallarmé as well as arranging works by Ravel and Scelsi.
Kim Ashton starts from the 'The garden of live flowers' in Alice Through the Looking Glass and has written a new setting of a poem by Elisabeth Bletsoe. His set also includes a world premiere by Benjamin Graves, commissioned specially for this programme, as well as works by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho
Darren Bloom has curated a set of exquisite minatures, reflecting Alice's series of curious encounters. He's written 2 new dream pieces and combined them with works by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey
- See more at: http://www.newdots.org.uk/events#sthash.xySCnUnP.dpuf
Lisa Illean will contextualise Lewis Carroll as a figure embraced by the French and English Surrealist movements. She has written a new piece after Mallarmé as well as arranging works by Ravel and Scelsi.
Kim Ashton starts from the 'The garden of live flowers' in Alice Through the Looking Glass and has written a new setting of a poem by Elisabeth Bletsoe. His set also includes a world premiere by Benjamin Graves, commissioned specially for this programme, as well as works by Peter Wiegold and Kaija Saariaho
Darren Bloom has curated a set of exquisite minatures, reflecting Alice's series of curious encounters. He's written 2 new dream pieces and combined them with works by Birtwistle, Christopher Fox, Kurtag and Jonathan Harvey
- See more at: http://www.newdots.org.uk/events#sthash.xySCnUnP.dpuf
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