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SUMMARY:Red Note Fridays@3: Eddie McGuire's Euphoria
DESCRIPTION:Join us on our YouTube channel every Friday afternoon at 3PM for a session of new music where we release unseen performances\, delve into our recorded albums and meet the composers.  \nFriday 29th May: We take a closer look at Euphoria\, the second track from Eddie McGuire’s ‘Entangled Fortunes’ (Delphian Records). Eddie McGuire is one of Scotland’s greatest living composers. A renaissance man\, his compositional voice is informed by a broad wealth of cultural experience and by an unlimited melodic creativity. In this intensely beautiful and unpretentious music\, folk-like tunes appear naturally\, taking their place in a world of invention large enough to contain minimalist gestures\, intense romanticism\, meditative silence and sudden drama. (click on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube) \nClick here to read the programme notes.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-fridays3-eddie-mcguires-euphoria/
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SUMMARY:Revisit Digital Noisy Nights on YouTube
DESCRIPTION:During these social distancing times\, Noisy Nights adapted and went digital\, providing an outlet to hear emerging new musical ideas and voices together every Friday at 3PM for one month. After opening a challenge to composers by randomly assigning them an instrument to write a solo piece\, Red Note musicians selected 20 compositions to perform online that you can enjoy from your own home. You can now revisit Digital Noisy Nights on our YouTube channel. \n\nRuth Morley – Flute\,\nSasha Savaloni – Classical guitar\,\nTom Hunter – Percussion\,\nJackie Shave – Violin\,\nand Robert Irvine Cello.\n\nNoisy Nights – 10 April\nRobin Haigh Nasubi\nCharles Gaskell The Moon Reaching Down to Touch The Reflection\nAnna Claydon  Manichean\nPàdruig Morrison  Fragile Distance\nRonnie MacNiven Sentinel \nNoisy Nights – 17 April\nMichael Burslem Cello Idea\nDorian Kelly Way Home\nRylan Gleave  Unpitched Skin\nGeorgina MacDonell Finlayson  This is the River\nJoshua Brown Capriccio Ricercare \nNoisy Nights – 24 April\nCarol J Jones Selkie\nFlorence Anna Maunders Black Ants/Red Ants\nStefano Paparozzi  A Chord Chart\nMauricio Cristales Armas Longing for Hope\nColin Johnson Grimpen Mire \nNoisy Nights – 1 May (Special Young Composers)\nEliza Sinclair Kidd\, To a Mouse\nFergus Butt\, The Goldfish Are Relentless\nNeo Korths\, In The Shade Of Tangier\nIsak Persson\, Kvadratiska Vattenvågor \nLouis Opit\, Predatory Prelude \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: https://www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation Thank you! \nStay tuned for further announcements about our weekly date Fridays at 3PM ! \nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/revisit-digital-noisynights/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Digital Noisy Nights - 5
DESCRIPTION:Digital Noisy Nights provide an outlet to hear emerging new musical ideas and voices in our new social distanced reality. Every Friday at 3PM for the month of June\, these five outstanding Red Note musicians will bring you the best examples of brand new music played from scratch from their homes to yours: \n• Ruth Morley – Flute\,\n• Jo Nicholson – Bass Clarinet\,\n• Tom Hunter – Percussion\,\n• Jackie Shave – Violin\,\n• and Duncan Strachan – Cello.\n \n\nDigital Noisy Nights – 5 June\, 3PM (UK time)*\nMelissa Rankin Ethereal Waters\nAvril Allen Eimhir\nAnthony Caulkins Stuck Out\nStirling Rutty Adagio for Cello\nChris Litherland Etude in Nomine \n\n*click on the link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube\nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights\n \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation  Thank you!\n \nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/digital-noisy-nights-5/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Digital Noisy Nights - 6
DESCRIPTION:Digital Noisy Nights provide an outlet to hear emerging new musical ideas and voices in our new social distanced reality. Every Friday at 3PM for the month of June\, these five outstanding Red Note musicians will bring you the best examples of brand new music played from scratch from their homes to yours: \n• Ruth Morley – Flute\,\n• Jo Nicholson – Bass Clarinet\,\n• Tom Hunter – Percussion\,\n• Jackie Shave – Violin\,\n• and Duncan Strachan – Cello.\n \nDigital Noisy Nights – 12 June\, 3PM (UK time)*\nJack Brooks Interlocutor Transposed\nSusie Winkworth Lost Marbles\nChris Tilley Rituals\nHugh Morris Etude for Cello\nStuart Mitchell Lining Out\n \n*click on the link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube\nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights\n \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation  Thank you!\n\nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/digital-noisy-nights-6/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Digital Noisy Nights - 7
DESCRIPTION:Digital Noisy Nights provide an outlet to hear emerging new musical ideas and voices in our new social distanced reality. Every Friday at 3PM for the month of June\, these five outstanding Red Note musicians will bring you the best examples of brand new music played from scratch from their homes to yours: \n• Ruth Morley – Flute\,\n• Jo Nicholson – Bass Clarinet\,\n• Tom Hunter – Percussion\,\n• Jackie Shave – Violin\,\n• and Duncan Strachan – Cello.\n \nDigital Noisy Nights – 19 June\, 3PM (UK time)*\nJames Gerrard Walking in the Woods\nKrystof Kohout Mist\nErik Lee Infinity Mirror\nSonia Killmann Seams\nMatthew Burke 100% Recycled\n\n \n*click on the link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube\n\nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights\n \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation  Thank you!\n \nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/digital-noisy-nights-7/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200626T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200626T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
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SUMMARY:Digital Noisy Nights - 8
DESCRIPTION:Digital Noisy Nights provide an outlet to hear emerging new musical ideas and voices in our new social distanced reality. Every Friday at 3PM for the month of June\, these five outstanding Red Note musicians will bring you the best examples of brand new music played from scratch from their homes to yours: \n• Ruth Morley – Flute\,\n• Jo Nicholson – Bass Clarinet\,\n• Tom Hunter – Percussion\,\n• Jackie Shave – Violin\,\n• and Duncan Strachan – Cello.\n \nDigital Noisy Nights – 26 June\, 3PM (UK time)* – This concert is dedicated to the work of young composers who are still in school\, the next generation in contemporary music.\n\nErik Pettersson Night-time Forest\nEben Eyres Moving Motifs\nFiachra Galvin Atmosphere\nJack Robinson Dance for Cello\nEddie Mead Gestures \n\n\n*click on the link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube\n\nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights\n \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation  Thank you!\n \nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/digital-noisy-nights-8/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200703T150000
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SUMMARY:Come and Play 4'33''
DESCRIPTION:We’ve invited members of the public to perform side-by-side with the musicians of Red Note Ensemble\, in what we believe might be the first online mass-participation performance of John Cage’s 4’33” on the Friday 3rd July 2020. \nComposed in 1952 for any instrument or combination of instruments\, Cage’s 4’33” requires the performer(s) not to play their instruments throughout the duration of the piece’s three movements. \nWe’ll use Zoom to connect performers from your various remote locations\, live-streaming straight onto our YouTube channel. \nDon’t miss a 49-strong ensemble led by some of Europe’s finest professional musicians re-create this iconic (and still controversial) 20th century classic in a live online performance\, please do come along and be part of the audience on YouTube! \n“We’ve no idea what the audio on Zoom will do with silence\, but that in itself brings the sense of randomness that the piece is about. It’s a bit crazy. It might of course be a total disaster and that’s a valid response too.“. Artistic Co-Director Robert Irvine \nAll events in our Fridays@3 series are offered online for free\, if you are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund Thank you!
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/come-play-433/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200710T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200710T160000
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SUMMARY:Red Note Fridays@3: Cresswell's String Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Join us on our YouTube channel every Friday afternoon at 3PM for a session of new music where we release unseen performances\, delve into our recorded albums and meet the composers.  \nFriday 10 July: We dive into Cresswell’s distinctive sound world in the Delphian album ‘Music for String Quartet’. Two ends of the world are bridged in this compelling survey of string chamber music by Lyell Cresswell\, whose unique body of work has been a vital presence in his adopted home of Scotland for four decades now while retaining qualities of light\, space and openness that evoke his native New Zealand. The imposing String Quartet plays host to a wealth of detail which enriches but never obscures the ‘long\, strong tune’ that threads through the work. Instrumental virtuosity comes to the fore in Kotetetete\, whose title puns on ‘quartet’ and on the Maori word for ‘chattering’. \nClick on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube. \nAll events in our Fridays@3 series are offered online for free\, if you are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund Thank you!
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/fridays3-cresswell-string-quartet/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Red Note Fridays@3: Sweeney's Cello Sonata
DESCRIPTION:Join us on our YouTube channel every Friday afternoon at 3PM for a session of new music where we release unseen performances\, delve into our recorded albums and meet the composers.  \nFriday 17 July: We take a closer look at William Sweeney’s award-winning Cello Sonata\, recipient of a 2011 BASCA British Composer Award\, from his Delphian album ‘Tree O’ Licht’. Both musically impassioned and socially engaged\, William Sweeney’s music is at its most eloquent when voiced by that most human of instruments\, the cello. The Sonata bears a joint dedication to Delphian artist Robert Irvine and to Erkki Lahesmaa – ‘keepers’\, as Sweeney calls them\, ‘of the cello’s inner voice’. \nClick on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube. \nAll events in our Fridays@3 series are offered online for free\, if you are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund Thank you!
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/fridays3-sweeney-cello/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200724T150000
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SUMMARY:Red Note Fridays@3: McLeod's A Moment In Time
DESCRIPTION:Join us on our YouTube channel every Friday afternoon at 3PM for a session of new music where we release unseen performances\, delve into our recorded albums and meet the composers.  \nFriday 24 July: We look back to John McLeod’s landmark collection ‘Moments in Time’ recorded during the composer’s eightieth birthday year. The collection brings together McLeod’s four mythological ‘songs’ – powerful dramatic scenes in which instruments are elevated to voice-like expression – and a further work which crystallises the theme of a single moment with a long expressive ‘shadow’. Increasingly acclaimed at home and abroad\, Aberdeen-born John McLeod’s music bears all the hallmarks of exuberant colour and precisely imagined fantasy that his early associations with Lennox Berkeley and Witold Lutosławski would lead one to expect.   \nClick on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube. \nAll events in our Fridays@3 series are offered online for free\, if you are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund Thank you!
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/fridays3-mcleod-moment/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Red Note Fridays@3: Tanz/haus : triptych 2017
DESCRIPTION:Join us on our YouTube channel every Friday afternoon at 3PM for a session of new music where we release unseen performances\, delve into our recorded albums and meet the composers.  \nFriday 31 July: We’ll finish the month with a treat! Enjoy the full performance of James Dillon’s Tanz/haus : triptych 2017 recorded at the world premiere at HCMF\, which went on to win the RPS Award in the Best Chamber-Scale Composition category. (click on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube) \n“Once again this composer breaks new ground with a work which immerses its audience in a music theatre of the mind. It is compelling for the sureness of its unfolding in time and space\, the striking soundworlds conjured from its nine-piece ensemble\, and its rich underlying vein of melancholy”.\nRPS Awards  \nPhoto by Graham Hardy © hcmf// \nRecording made by BBC Radio 3.\nThis recording and rights associated with it are owned by the BBC. \nAll events in our Fridays@3 series are offered online for free\, if you are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund Thank you!
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/fridays3-tanz-haus/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Digital Noisy Nights - 9
DESCRIPTION:As lockdown restrictions ease\, we are happy to announce a third round of new music concerts with these outstanding Red Note musicians that you can enjoy from your own home every Friday at 3PM for the month of August: \nRuth Morley (and optional pre-recorded track) – Flute\,\nSasha Savaloni – Amplified Classical Guitar with Mark O’Keeffe – Trumpet\,\nJackie Shave – Violin with Robert Irvine – Cello. \nDigital Noisy Nights – 7 August\, 3PM (UK time)*\nSteven Watson Night Music\nClara-Jane Maunder Petrichor – Learning to Dance After the Rain\nJoshua Clayton Conflict of Interest\nMauricio Cristales Armas Consonancias\nCarmen Ho The Way I See \n\n*click on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube\n\nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights\n \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation  Thank you!\n \nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/digital-noisy-nights-9/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Digital Noisy Nights - 10
DESCRIPTION:As lockdown restrictions ease\, we are happy to announce a third round of new music concerts with these outstanding Red Note musicians that you can enjoy from your own home every Friday at 3PM for the month of August: \nRuth Morley (and optional pre-recorded track) – Flute\,\nSasha Savaloni – Amplified Classical Guitar with Mark O’Keeffe – Trumpet\,\nJackie Shave – Violin with Robert Irvine – Cello. \nDigital Noisy Nights – 14 August\, 3PM (UK time)*\nSam Parnin  Time Only Moves Forward\nErin Thomson  Focussed On Obscurity\nDaniel Nolan  Wandering\nRylan Gleave  Heartstrings\nWill Frampton  Portsmouth\nToby Stanford  (un)tangled \n\n*click on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube\n\nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights\n \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation  Thank you!\n \nWe’d love to know more about your experience and your engagement with our digital content. Please help us by filling in this very short survey – it only takes 5 minutes.\n \nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/digital-noisy-nights-10/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200821T150000
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SUMMARY:Digital Noisy Nights - 11
DESCRIPTION:As lockdown restrictions ease\, we are happy to announce a third round of new music concerts with these outstanding Red Note musicians that you can enjoy from your own home every Friday at 3PM for the month of August: \nRuth Morley (and optional pre-recorded track) – Flute\,\nSasha Savaloni – Amplified Classical Guitar with Mark O’Keeffe – Trumpet\,\nJackie Shave – Violin with Robert Irvine – Cello. \nDigital Noisy Nights – 21 August\, 3PM (UK time)*\nAbel Lifschutz Zephyrus\nFlorence Anna Maunders Formic Dances\nStefano Paparozzi What I Hear After Some Time Among the People\nPablo Martinez Dragon Petals\nCharles Gaskell Together \n*click on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube\nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation  Thank you! \nWe’d love to know more about your experience and your engagement with our digital content. Please help us by filling in this very short survey – it only takes 5 minutes.\nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner. \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/digital-noisy-nights-11/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200828T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200828T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20200730T165424Z
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SUMMARY:Digital Noisy Nights - 12
DESCRIPTION:As lockdown restrictions ease\, we are happy to announce a third round of new music concerts with these outstanding Red Note musicians that you can enjoy from your own home every Friday at 3PM for the month of August: \nRuth Morley (and optional pre-recorded track) – Flute\,\nSasha Savaloni – Amplified Classical Guitar with Mark O’Keeffe – Trumpet\,\nJackie Shave – Violin with Robert Irvine – Cello. \nAs in previous editions\, we are delighted to dedicate this last concert to showcase the work of young composers still in high school: \nDigital Noisy Nights – 28 August\, 3PM (UK time)*\nBláthnaid Marsh  Development\nNeo Korths Caochlaidhean Air Cuspair\nFergus Butt  Joan/Judas\nPeter Hughes  Knot\nJack Robinson  Duo in #F major \n*click on this link or on BUY TICKETS and you will redirected to YouTube \nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights \nIf you enjoyed this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation  Thank you! \nWe’d love to know more about your experience and your engagement with our digital content. Please help us by filling in this very short survey – it only takes 5 minutes.\nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/digital-noisy-nights-12/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201009T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201009T190000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
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SUMMARY:Noisy Nights Hybrid - 9th October
DESCRIPTION:As we move slowly but hopefully towards the return of live events\, at Red Note we are excited to play together again with these outstanding musicians: \n\nRuth Morley – Flute\,\nTony Moffat – Violin\,\nRobert Irvine – Cello.\n\nThis first Noisy Nights Hybrid edition puts the focus on the talent of young school-age composers. Following call for scores\, opening a challenge for composers still in high-school full time to write a short piece for flute\, violin and cello\, we are looking forward to presenting these 6 brand new compositions:\n \nPeter Hughes  The Brakes Are Off\n\nAlika Arnott  Cerulean\nFionn Power  Saecula Seculorum\nArchie Wallace  Autumn Bazaar\nViktor Seifert  LP 816-60\nThomas Sewell  Raindrops\n \nTune in to the concert on our YouTube channel on Friday 9th October at 6PM and join us supporting this young generation in contemporary classical music.\n \nShare and engage on Facebook\, Twitter and Instagram using #NoisyNights\n \nIf you enjoy this and are in a position to do so\, we hope you will consider making a donation to Help Musicians’ Coronavirus Financial Hardship Fund: https://www.helpmusicians.org.uk/support-our-work/make-a-donation Thank you!\n \nRed Note is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/noisy-nights-hybrid-9th-october/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201022T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201022T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20201012T160138Z
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SUMMARY:Sound festival 2020 - lunchtime concert
DESCRIPTION:Ruth Morley\, flute\, and Alistair MacDonald\, Electronics\, present five World Premieres of new works which have been developed by Scottish-based composers with the support of Alastair MacDonald as part of sound’s annual development opportunity.\n \nRylan Gleave UNSUNG II: Harbinger&Herald\nRūta Vitkauskaitė Gadulio\nGeorgina MacDonell Finlayson Silent Spring\nFiona Harrison Ocean Uproar for Amplified Flute & Tape\nAmit Anand Vamanacharya  Felt Presence\n \n\nHow to enjoy this event\nThis event will be broadcast via YouTube. To view please visit sound’s website or YouTube channel. \nFollowing the performance\, there will be a live Q&A with the musicians and composers. To ask the artists a question please register.\n \nDonate \nAll of sound’s online events are free to watch. We ask you to please consider donating what you feel able to pay for the event. Your contribution will help to ensure they can continue to commission new works from composers and support musicians.\nYou can make a donation here.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/sound-festival-2020-lunchtime-concert/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201022T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201022T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20201012T155053Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210315T170130Z
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SUMMARY:Sound Festival 2020 - Th’first munth is th’wurst iv awl
DESCRIPTION:Isolation has a dramatic impact on individuals\, but is this the end? Does their spark stop when an individual is taken away from their community? \nDrawing upon prison letters from radical voices across the globe\, Th’first munth is th’wurst iv awl (the first month is the worst of all) by Ben Lunn is a work for narrator and ensemble drawing individual struggle to the present day\, and showing isolation does not weaken a person’s fervour or spirit\, but we can continue to strive and fight and inspire those miles away from us. \n\nBen Lunn is an award winning composer who tries to draw upon his own political\, spiritual\, personal\, and ideological worldview within his works which have been described as ‘evocative’ ‘obsessive’ and ‘otherworldly’.This work is narrated by playwright\, producer and performer Tayo Aluko and performed by musicians from Red Note Ensemble. \n\nCommissioned by sound  \nHow to enjoy this event\nThis event will be broadcast via YouTube. To view please visit sound‘s website or YouTube channel. Following the performance\, there will be a live Q&A with the the composer Ben Lunn. To ask Ben a question please register. You will then be able to post your question in the chat facility during the event.  \n\nDonate \nAll of sound festival online events are free to watch. We ask you to please consider donating what you feel able to pay for the event. Your contribution will help to ensure they can continue to commission new works from composers and support musicians.  \nYou can make a donation here.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/sound-festival-2020-benlunn/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210430
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210501
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20210209T111422Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210310T124611Z
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SUMMARY:Revisit Noisy Nights online
DESCRIPTION:Do you miss Noisy Nights? \nWhile we prepare the next editions\, you can still enjoy all 14 concerts on our YouTube channel showcasing over 50 composers of all ages from all over the world! \nDiscover some of the best examples of brand new music played from scratch from the homes of Red Note musicians and from the stunning Oran Mor: \n\nDigital Noisy Nights – watch here\nNoisy Nights Hybrid – watch here 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/revisit-noisy-nights-online/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210612T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210612T203000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20210104T181943Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210602T133721Z
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SUMMARY:Red Note with Richard Watkins - Sound Festival
DESCRIPTION:As part of sound‘s programme showcasing endangered instruments\, we are joined by Richard Watkins\, former Principal Horn of the Philharmonia Orchestra\, for the premiere of a reworking of Philip Cashian’s Scenes from the Life of Viscount Medardo.Viscount Medardo of Terralba is a character in Italo Calvino’s short story The Cloven Viscount. After being split in two by a canon ball in battle with the Turks\, the left half and the right half of the Viscount (a good half and a badhalf) each separately return home to Italy\, falling in love with the same girl and eventually having a sword fight on horseback to decide who shall marry her.\n \n\nThe programme also features a new work by Rylan Gleave UNSUNG II; even from a loved one\, the second work in a collection of works exploring the same material surrounding\, on some level\, voicelessness.\n \n\nAileen Sweeney’s new work Feda explores the symbolic and important role trees played in Irish and Scottish Celtic culture and traditions as “sustainers of life\,” offering food\, medicine\, warmth and housing as well as forming connections to the spiritual worlds.\n \nClick here to book your tickets now! Tickets are limited and must be purchased in advance.\n \nPhilip Cashian Scenes from the Life of Viscount Medardo (UK Premiere)\nAileen Sweeney Feda* (World Premiere)\nRylan Gleave UNSUNG II; even from a loved one* (World Premiere)\n\n \nRed Note Ensemble  \nRichard Watkins Horn\nGeoffrey Paterson Conductor\n\n\n \n*Co-commissioned by sound and Red Note Ensemble
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/richard-watkins-sound-festival/
LOCATION:Queen’s Cross Church\, Albyn Pl\, Aberdeen\, AB10 1YN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210825T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210828T235900
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20210629T100745Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210728T133857Z
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SUMMARY:Iconnotations - Made in Scotland Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Written in 1969 this is one of Peter Maxwell Davies’s classic works of concert-hall music theatre. An extraordinarily dramatic\, multi-layered fusion of dance and music\, its shape superimposes the 14 stations of the Cross on a series of 16th-century anatomical drawings by Vesalius\, with a dancer and a solo cellist as the protagonists.  \nScored for the classic Fires of London Sextet line-up this work is filled with unconventional percussion instruments\, a honky-tonk piano\, allusions to foxtrots\, as well as medieval and renaissance music. \nIconnotations will be live-streamed from Greyfriars Kirk\, Edinburgh\, as part of the Dancebase programme. The livestream is on Wednesday 25th August\, 6pm (BST). It will then be available as a recording on demand from Thursday 26th August to Saturday 28th August\, 11:59pm (BST). Both livestream and on demand will be streamed on ZOOTV. \nPlease note\, there are two different tickets links for the live stream and on demand recordings. You can purchase tickets for the live stream HERE and for on demand HERE.  \nPeter Maxwell Davies Vesalii Icones \n  \nRed Note Ensemble  \nMatthew Hawkins Choreographer / Dancer \nSoraya Ham Dancer \nLionel Handy Cello \nGeoffrey Paterson Conductor  \n  \nMade in Scotland is a curated showcase of high quality performance from Scotland at the world’s largest arts festival\, made possible by support from the Scottish Government’s Expo Fund. It is a partnership between the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society\, the Federation of Scottish Theatre\, the Scottish Music Centre and Creative Scotland. \nMusic courtesy of Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Limited.\n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/iconnotations-made-in-scotland-showcase/
LOCATION:Dancebase at ZooTV
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210915T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210915T164500
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20210820T191646Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210910T102821Z
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SUMMARY:Red Note at Lammermuir Festival 2021
DESCRIPTION:Winner of the Royal Philharmonic Society composition award\, Tanz/Haus is a tour de force from Scottish composer James Dillon. Its ravishing\, extravagant sound world finds a gentler\, quieter companion in Tansy Davies’s Soul Canoe. Red Note’s intrepid and brilliant musicians are\, as ever\, the ideal guides to this fascinating music. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n”James Dillon’s Tanz/Haus is a brilliant piece of music; its construction solid\, its expression human\, with a breathtaking and shimmering orchestration” The Wire \n\n\n\n\nTansy Davies Soul Canoe\nJames Dillon Tanz/Haus: triptych 2017 \n  \nRed Note Ensemble  \nConductor Johnathan Berman  \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-at-lammermuir-festival-2021/
LOCATION:The Brunton\, The Brunton\, Ladywell Way\, Musselburgh\, EH21 6AA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210924T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210924T203000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20210910T105425Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210920T133454Z
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SUMMARY:Red Note Sessions in Perth - James Dillon's EMBLEMATA: Carnival
DESCRIPTION:Red Note’s players have spent the past 3 days together recording two commissions by foremost Scottish composer James Dillon for Delphian Records\, and we will share with you the latest – EMBLEMATA: Carnival – talking about the music and the inspirations behind it\, and the challenges and delights of performing new music of such extraordinary complexity and beauty. Expect insight\, virtuosity\, and good company as Red Note take you into James Dillon’s astonishing\, unique sound world. \n  \nJames Dillon EMBLEMATA: Carnival  \n  \nRed Note Ensemble  \nRuth Morley\, flute  \nWilliam White\, clarinet \nTom Hunter\, percussion  \nSimon Smith\, piano \nJackie Shave\, violin \nRobert Irvine\, cello \n  \nConductor Geoffrey Paterson 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-sessions-james-dillons-carnival/
LOCATION:Perth Concert Hall\, Mill Street\, Perth\, Scotland\, PH1 5HZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211019T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211019T180000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20211007T133156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211007T144548Z
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SUMMARY:Go Compose! Sharing Session at Soundfestival 2021
DESCRIPTION:Having spent time developing their skills in composition with the help of professional composers Karen Power and Joe Duddell\, these young composers have been guided through the process of writing a piece of music from start to finish for the alto flute\, percussion and double bass. At the end of this course\, Red Note and sound present a showcase of their works. \nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, alto flute\nTom Hunter\, percussion\nIain Crawford\, double bass \nSupported by Aberdeen Endowments Trust\, David and June Gordon Memorial Trust\, Gannochy Trust\, Hugh Fraser Foundation\, The Witherby Publishing Group Charitable Trust and EIS Education Committee. \n*Go Compose! is a collaboration between sound and Red Note.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/go-compose-sharing-session-at-soundfestival-2021/
LOCATION:Anatomy Rooms\, Shoe Lane\, Aberdeen\, AB10 1AL
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211022T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211022T190000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20210922T113332Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210929T133647Z
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SUMMARY:Red Note at soundfestival 2021
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with sound\, Red Note perform 3 premiers at soundfestival 2021.  \nAilie Robertson’s Unfurl forms a continuation of her PhD studies into microtonality and the harp\, taking inspiration from Erv Wilson’s 1965 organisation of the overtone series as a logarithmic spiral. The piece is anti-narrative and anti-developmental in form\, simply housing the tonal material\, which consists of the first 80 partials of the overtone series. Expressivity comes from the simple aligning of tones\, one to another\, as the harmonic space progressively expands towards the fundamental. \nIn addition to this is Edwin Hillier’s new work 37 Otago Street. The ‘ghost sign’ at 37 Otago Street became a familiar sight on Hillier’s daily lockdown walk through Glasgow. Revisiting this image with routine\, almost ritual\, he became fascinated by its complexity and changeability: its disparate elements enhanced\, recoloured\, embroidered by the light\, affected by the time of day and year. When captured on camera\, zoomed in and examined – a method famously employed on the streets of Chicago by ‘abstract expressionist photographer’ Aaron Siskind in the 1950s – the sign betrays an intricate and heavily textured inner world. Inspired by Hillier’s daily encounters with the street mural\, 37 Otago Street offers several perspectives on what becomes a familiar\, even nostalgic\, timbral palette. Glimpses of ghostly lettering and flecks of crimson-hued paint emerge in the fragile ensemble textures and concrete sonorities of the auxiliary instruments. Shifting from foreground to background\, fractured musical images are interwoven and drawn into focus as we pass them by. \nFinally\, Luke Styles presents his trio Five Phase Sphere. The trio presents 5 phases of music for this specific combination of instruments. The resonance of these 3 instruments together\, their low frequencies and their combined musical potentials are all stimuli for each phase. Across each phase are musical links\, but together\, as five points of music they form a sphere of material\, in the composer’s imagination \nAilie Robertson Unfurl (World Premiere)*\nEdwin Hillier 37 Otago Street (World Premiere)**\nLuke Styles Five Phase Sphere (World Premiere)*** \nRed Note Ensemble \nRuth Morley\, flute\nWill White\, clarinet\nDaniel Pioro\, violin\nTom Hankey\, viola\nRobert Irvine\, cello\nIain Crawford\, double bass \nAilie Robertson Harp  \nWilliam Cole Conductor  \n* Co-commissioned by sound\, Red Note Ensemble and hcmf//\n** Co-commissioned by sound and Red Note Ensemble\n*** Co-commissioned by sound\, hcmf//\, Red Note Ensemble and Ask Duets
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-at-soundfestival-2021/
LOCATION:Queen’s Cross Church\, Albyn Pl\, Aberdeen\, AB10 1YN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211104T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211104T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20210929T130141Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211104T132048Z
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SUMMARY:sub mari.
DESCRIPTION:As the COP26 summit takes place in Glasgow\, Red Note’s latest commission brings together a collaborative multi-media commission by Chilean composer / double-bassist Manuel Figueroa-Bolvarán and Red Note’s Weston-Jerwood Creative Fellow\, Scottish-based Martina Corsini\, that highlights the contrasting scarcity and abundance of water in Chile and Scotland. \nChile has a very severe water scarcity\, exacerbated by land-management practices due to the production of food (including avocados) for export. This\, contrasting with a potentially dangerous water abundance here in Scotland\, allows the composers to explore the character of water in both places in relation to the environmental crisis\, and has inspired them to create a new multi-media artistic work that is both powerful and direct\, with a clear message for us all. \nManuel Figueroa-Bolvarán has developed an extensive and multifaceted career focused on performance\, composing and arts education. He has been recognized as a cultural ambassador in Chile and abroad\, traveling across the Americas and over 20 countries. As composer\, Manuel had written music for radio dramas\, stage plays\, short films and cinema adaptations. He has also premiered music for orchestra\, including solo concertos\, ballet and opera. Manuel is constantly working across many fields\, from digital design to orchestral conducting; from classical to rock music. As a crossover artist\, Manuel has performed across the Americas and Europe\, recorded for several artists in Latin America and Europe\, including Latin Grammys awarded albums and in collaboration with performing arts from different fields. \nMartina Corsini joined the team as Creative Music Maker for a year-long Fellowship thanks to the Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries. From a young age Martina developed her passion for music\, studying piano\, singing\, playing the guitar and the cajon. In her teenage years\, she formed an acoustic duo with the guitarist Joshua De Loa and played in multiple venues such as Auditorium Parco della Musica for the community project ‘Play Music Stop Violence’. In Scotland\, Martina studied at UWS\, completing a Degree in Commercial Music and Masters in Songwriting. During this time she developed her knowledge in the music industry\, working as tour manager for the Eurogig and as director\, project manager and tour manager for Keep Music aLive – an experience for young bands across Europe. \nPlease note\, this event is for our Perth concert ONLY. For our Glasgow concert\, click here.  \nMartina Corsini and Manuel Figueroa-Bolvaran sub mari.   \nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, flute\nJoanna Nicholson\, clarinet\nTom Hunter\, percussion\nMalcolm MacFarlane\, electric guitar\nEmil Chakalov\, violin 1\nTom Hankey\, violin 2\nFiona Winning\, viola\nRobert Irvine\, cello\nIain Crawford\, double bass \nHerminda Quintraleo Voice\nCoro Allegro (directed by Francisco Espinoza)  Chilean Choir\nLevenmouth Academy Choir (directed by Alison Fleming) Scottish Youth Choir \nCristian Andres Tapia Aracena Film Producer
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/the-red-note-sessions-sub-mari/
LOCATION:Perth Concert Hall\, Mill Street\, Perth\, Scotland\, PH1 5HZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211108T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211108T184500
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20211028T131458Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211104T132004Z
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SUMMARY:sub mari.
DESCRIPTION:As the COP26 summit takes place in Glasgow\, Red Note’s latest commission brings together a collaborative multi-media commission by Chilean composer / double-bassist Manuel Figueroa-Bolvarán and Red Note’s Weston-Jerwood Creative Fellow\, Scottish-based Martina Corsini\, that highlights the contrasting scarcity and abundance of water in Chile and Scotland. \nChile has a very severe water scarcity\, exacerbated by land-management practices due to the production of food (including avocados) for export. This\, contrasting with a potentially dangerous water abundance here in Scotland\, allows the composers to explore the character of water in both places in relation to the environmental crisis\, and has inspired them to create a new multi-media artistic work that is both powerful and direct\, with a clear message for us all. \nPlease note\, this event is for our Glasgow concert ONLY. For our Perth concert\, click here.  \n  \nManuel Figueroa-Bolvarán has developed an extensive and multifaceted career focused on performance\, composing and arts education. He has been recognized as a cultural ambassador in Chile and abroad\, traveling across the Americas and over 20 countries. As composer\, Manuel had written music for radio dramas\, stage plays\, short films and cinema adaptations. He has also premiered music for orchestra\, including solo concertos\, ballet and opera. Manuel is constantly working across many fields\, from digital design to orchestral conducting; from classical to rock music. As a crossover artist\, Manuel has performed across the Americas and Europe\, recorded for several artists in Latin America and Europe\, including Latin Grammys awarded albums and in collaboration with performing arts from different fields. \nMartina Corsini joined the team as Creative Music Maker for a year-long Fellowship thanks to the Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries. From a young age Martina developed her passion for music\, studying piano\, singing\, playing the guitar and the cajon. In her teenage years\, she formed an acoustic duo with the guitarist Joshua De Loa and played in multiple venues such as Auditorium Parco della Musica for the community project ‘Play Music Stop Violence’. In Scotland\, Martina studied at UWS\, completing a Degree in Commercial Music and Masters in Songwriting. During this time she developed her knowledge in the music industry\, working as tour manager for the Eurogig and as director\, project manager and tour manager for Keep Music aLive – an experience for young bands across Europe. \nMartina Corsini and Manuel Figueroa-Bolvaran sub mari.   \nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, flute\nJoanna Nicholson\, clarinet\nTom Hunter\, percussion\nMalcolm MacFarlane\, electric guitar\nEmil Chakalov\, violin 1\nTom Hankey\, violin 2\nFiona Winning\, viola\nRobert Irvine\, cello\nIain Crawford\, double bass \nHerminda Quintraleo Voice\nCoro Allegro (directed by Francisco Espinoza)  Chilean Choir\nLevenmouth Academy Choir (directed by Alison Fleming) Scottish Youth Choir \nCristian Andres Tapia Aracena Film Producer \nPresented in collaboration with Music in the University and The Dear Green Bothy\, a collaborative cultural programme from the University of Glasgow’s College of Arts\, showcasing creative and critical responses to climate emergency. \nPost concert: We would really appericate your feedback from our concert. As part of The Dear Green Bothy\, please fill out this evaluation form here.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/sub-mari-glasgow/
LOCATION:Wellington Church\, 77 Southpark Ave\, Glasgow\, G12 8LE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211109T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211109T154500
DTSTAMP:20260403T230436
CREATED:20211102T161100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211104T131850Z
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SUMMARY:sub mari. Concert and Livestream from St Andrews
DESCRIPTION:As the COP26 summit takes place in Glasgow\, Red Note’s latest commission brings together a collaborative multi-media commission by Chilean composer / double-bassist Manuel Figueroa-Bolvarán and Red Note’s Weston-Jerwood Creative Fellow\, Scottish-based Martina Corsini\, that highlights the contrasting scarcity and abundance of water in Chile and Scotland. \nChile has a very severe water scarcity\, exacerbated by land-management practices due to the production of food (including avocados) for export. This\, contrasting with a potentially dangerous water abundance here in Scotland\, allows the composers to explore the character of water in both places in relation to the environmental crisis\, and has inspired them to create a new multi-media artistic work that is both powerful and direct\, with a clear message for us all. \nManuel Figueroa-Bolvarán has developed an extensive and multifaceted career focused on performance\, composing and arts education. He has been recognized as a cultural ambassador in Chile and abroad\, traveling across the Americas and over 20 countries. As composer\, Manuel had written music for radio dramas\, stage plays\, short films and cinema adaptations. He has also premiered music for orchestra\, including solo concertos\, ballet and opera. Manuel is constantly working across many fields\, from digital design to orchestral conducting; from classical to rock music. As a crossover artist\, Manuel has performed across the Americas and Europe\, recorded for several artists in Latin America and Europe\, including Latin Grammys awarded albums and in collaboration with performing arts from different fields. \nMartina Corsini joined the team as Creative Music Maker for a year-long Fellowship thanks to the Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries. From a young age Martina developed her passion for music\, studying piano\, singing\, playing the guitar and the cajon. In her teenage years\, she formed an acoustic duo with the guitarist Joshua De Loa and played in multiple venues such as Auditorium Parco della Musica for the community project ‘Play Music Stop Violence’. In Scotland\, Martina studied at UWS\, completing a Degree in Commercial Music and Masters in Songwriting. During this time she developed her knowledge in the music industry\, working as tour manager for the Eurogig and as director\, project manager and tour manager for Keep Music aLive – an experience for young bands across Europe. \nJoin us at Laidlaw Music Centre\, St Andrews for a small performance of sub mari. or catch it online at the same time as a livestream. Links to livestream to be provided at a later date. \nPlease note\, this event is for our livestream with St Andrews ONLY. For our Perth and Glasgow concerts\, click here.  \nMartina Corsini and Manuel Figueroa-Bolvaran sub mari.   \nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, flute\nJoanna Nicholson\, clarinet\nTom Hunter\, percussion\nMalcolm MacFarlane\, electric guitar\nEmil Chakalov\, violin 1\nTom Hankey\, violin 2\nFiona Winning\, viola\nRobert Irvine\, cello\nIain Crawford\, double bass \nHerminda Quintraleo Voice\nCoro Allegro (directed by Francisco Espinoza)  Chilean Choir\nLevenmouth Academy Choir (directed by Alison Fleming) Scottish Youth Choir \nCristian Andres Tapia Aracena Film Producer \n  \nPresented in collaboration with University of St Andrews Music Centre.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/sub-mari-concert-and-livestream-from-st-andrews/
LOCATION:Laidlaw Music Centre\, University of St Andrews\, Queen's Terrace\, St Andrews\, KY16 9QF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Red Note at hcmf//
DESCRIPTION:Red Note has been a prominent purveyor of James Dillon’s work for the last decade\, bringing premieres of his large-scale works to the festival in 2013\, and then again in 2017. Our continuous relationship with the composer is palpable: performing his seemingly insurmountable music with poise\, carrying it carefully while also conveying its fragile breaking point. In this concert\, we deliver the world premiere of his immense new work Emblemata: Carnival. \nRed Note delivers Dillon’s new composition alongside music from Luke Styles\, who describes his new piece Five Phase Sphere as ‘abstract\, with no programme whatsoever’. Written more for the instrumentation it uses than for any narrative reason\, it comes from a place of unbridled intuition\, focusing on resonances and combinations. Its title is a candid explanation of the material: five phases\, musically connected\, orbiting in a sphere. Red Note completes the programme with a new work from emerging Scottish composer Aileen Sweeney\, an accordionist who uses her folk roots as a vessel for protesting the growing social inequalities in our environment. \nhcmf// is an annual\, international festival of contemporary and new music\, taking place over 10 days and consisting of approximately 50 events – including concerts\, music-theatre\, dance\, multi-media\, talks and film – with a related Learning and Participation programme devised and implemented to reflect the artistic programme and respond to regional need. \nJames Dillon EMBLEMATA: Carnival (World Premiere)\nLuke Styles Five Phase Sphere (UK Premiere)*\nAileen Sweeney The Land Under the Wave (World Premiere) \nRed Note Ensemble  \nRuth Morley\, flute\nWill White\, clarinet\nTom Hunter\, percussion\nSimon Smith\, piano \nDavid Alberman\, violin\nTom Hankey\, viola\nRobert Irvine\, cello\nIain Crawford\, double bass \nGeoffrey Paterson Conductor \n*co-commissioned by sound\, Red Note Ensemble\, Ask Duets and hcmf//
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-at-hcmf/
LOCATION:Huddersfield Town Hall\, Corporation Street\, Huddersfield\, England\, HD1 2TA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Red Note at The Night With...
DESCRIPTION:The Night With… is a charity based in Glasgow presenting salon style concerts of interesting music in intimate\, informal venues across Scotland and further afield. Run by Matthew Whiteside\, it provides development and commissioning opportunities for young and emerging composers. \nRed Note returns to The Night With… with concerts in Edinburgh\, Glasgow\, Belfast and Aberdeen. Please refer to each individual event page for tickets at each location.  \nRufus Isabel Elliot The way we cupped our hands (and how the water ran through our fingers and down to the sea)* (World Premiere)\nWitold Lutoslawski String Quartet\nGeorge Crumb Black Angels\nCaroline Shaw Valencia \nRed Note Ensemble\nJackie Shave\, Violin 1\nTom Hankey\, Violin 2\nFiona Winning\, Viola\nRobert Irvine\, Cello \nIn partnership with The Night With… \n*co-commissioned by Red Note Ensemble and The Night With…
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-at-the-night-with-edinburgh/
LOCATION:Summerhall\, Summerhall Pl.\, Edinburgh\, EH9 1QH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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