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SUMMARY:Christmas Holidays Office Closure
DESCRIPTION:And that’s a wrap for 2024! \nA huge thank you from everyone at Red Note for all your support this past year\, and for coming to see and hear us over the last 12 months. \nIt’s been an incredible year\, with concerts\, workshops\, continuing with our Working with Communities projects\, successful firsts with Factory Weekend and the RCS Solo Recording\, and of course the celebration and recognition of “A Children’s Guide to Anarchy” at the Ivor Novellos. \nWe’re now taking a short break to celebrate the festive season and enjoy time with friends and family. The office will be closed from Monday 23 December 2024 until Monday 6 January 2025. \nHave a wonderful Christmas and New Year – we look forward to seeing you in 2025! \nPhoto credit: Sean Purser
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/christmas-holidays-office-closure-2024/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:An Easterhouse Children's Manifesto wins at the Ivor Novellos!
DESCRIPTION:Brian Irvine’s “An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto” (“A Children’s Guide to Anarchy”)\, written for ensemble and singers\, was named Best Community and Participation Composition. \nThe project was developed throughout 2022 as part of Red Note’s 5 Places Programme\, which targets locations across central Scotland. The result is a collection of seven musical animated video posters\, exploring ideas of personal autonomy\, kindness and human connectivity from a child’s perspective. Co-created with the children of Oakwood Primary School with libretto by John McIlduff\, it was performed by Red Note Ensemble and Oakwood Primary School. \nIn deciding the award\, the judges felt the project to be “a truly immersive experience for the young participants\, beautifully integrating contemporary music” and that “the authentic voices of the children shone throughout\, both in the creation and the performance\, making their contributions feel genuine and integral”. \nJohn Harris\, Red Note Ensemble CEO & Artistic Director said: \n“We are truly thrilled for Brian\, and also for the children of Oakwood Primary and the wider Oakwood community. This project has not only created something that is beautifully simple and profound\, it has demonstrated the wisdom of children and its power to teach us something in return.” \n“Thank you so much to The Ivors Academy for recognising this unique project for the very special work that it is\, and for giving the wonderful children of Oakwood Primary such a memorable moment.” \nVanessa Thomson\, Head Teacher of Oakwood Primary School said the award is a huge thrill for the entire school community. \n“Being awarded the prestigious Ivor Novello Award is such an honour. Our whole school community is thrilled and delighted. I’m sure you could have heard the screams of excitement from Glasgow to London! We have a long and wonderful partnership with all at Red Note and Dumbworld. All our children have revelled in all the experiences we have benefited from by working with professional musicians\, artists which have developed our creativity and connections to the world around us. This particular project meant that children co-created songs which allowed them to show autonomy and views about how to make the world a better place from their perspective.” \n“Bringing the EMC (An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto) to a wider stage has meant that all the pupils at Oakwood Primary in Easterhouse\, Glasgow have a spotlight on them and their views\, putting Oakwood pupils voice centre stage. Being recognised in this way is a huge boost to every child’s self-esteem\, to their belief in the power of words and children’s voice. The fact that this was achieved in partnership with professionals who share their skills\, craft and time so generously with us has given Oakwood a truly unique insight into the power of the Creative Arts\, supporting ambition and achievement beyond the classroom walls. We are truly grateful for this opportunity.” \nDumbworld\, Creative Production Company said: \n“This award is a testament to the incredible children of Oakwood Primary School who have shared their wisdom\, joy\, and creativity. Their authenticity and insight have been at the heart of this project\, reminding us of the simple yet profound truths that often get lost in the noise of the world. We are deeply grateful to have had the privilege to collaborate with these young voices and witness their boundless talent shine. Congratulations to Brian and all involved.”  \nClare Hewitt\, Music Officer at Creative Scotland said: \n“An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto is a brilliant example of the creativity that shines through young people in communities throughout Scotland. Together with composer Brian Irvine\, librettist John McIlduff and the musicians of Red Note Ensemble\, the children of Oakwood Primary School have brought their vision of a joyful\, connected and inclusive future to life in an incredibly vibrant way. Their work deserves to be celebrated through this prestigious award.” \nAn installation of “An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto” was recently displayed at the Glasgow CCA as part of the Nordic Music Days Festival. Both the installation and the award are dedicated to the memory of Dominic Rossa\, an Oakwood Primary School pupil involved in the project. \nRead Our Creative Voice’s case study of “An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto” and its impact here. \nRed Note Ensemble is supported by Creative Scotland and is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Network Partner supported by PPL. Their support has helped fund this project. \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/an-easterhouse-childrens-manifesto-wins-at-ivor-novellos/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:Ivor Novello Nomination Announcement!
DESCRIPTION:Born from Red Note’s 5 Places Programme\, this is a unique collaboration that gives voice to the children of Easterhouse\, Glasgow\, allowing them to create a manifesto through music and words\, challenging the status quo and exploring what kind of world they want to live in. \nThe Ivor Novello Awards\, presented by The Ivors Academy\, celebrate exceptional composition by British\, Irish\, or UK resident composers of new classical music and sound art. \nWhat incredible recognition for this very special project! The winner will be announced at the ceremony on Tuesday\, 12th November at BFI Southbank\, London. \nComposed by Brian Irvine\nLibretto by John McIlduff\nCo-created by the children of Oakwood Primary School\, Scotland commissioned by Dumbworld and Red Note Ensemble\nPerformed by Red Note Ensemble and the children of Oakwood Primary \nRed Note is funded by Creative Scotland and is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/ivor-novello-nomination-announcement/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:NORDIC MUSIC DAYS: J. DILLON 'TANZ/HAUS' and NORTHERN CONNECTION
DESCRIPTION:For Nordic Music Days 2024 Red Note brings a programme that celebrates the ensemble’s links with the Nordic countries alongside one of its most significant recent Scottish commissions – the award-winning Tanz/haus by James Dillon. \nTine Surel Lange’s Flaskepost was premiered at soundfestival 2023 in Aberdeen as part of Northern Connection\, a new and innovative project to connect Nordic countries and Scotland by establishing and strengthening liaisons between composers\, ensembles and festivals in contemporary music \nJames Dillon’s Tanz/haus opened Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival’s 40th edition as a world premiere – and to great acclaim. Dillon’s work was awarded the RPS composition prize and nominated for the BASCA British Composer Awards 2018\, and a recording by Red Note is available on Delphian Records. \nTine Surel Lange Flaskepost (Northern Connection commission)\nJames Dillon Tanz/haus \nRed Note Ensemble\nJackie Shave\, Violin\nLionel Handy\, Cello\nIain Crawford\, Double Bass\nRuth Morley\, Flute\nWill White\, Clarinet\nSjors van der Mark\, Electric Guitar\nDjordje Gajic\, Accordion\nTom Hunter\, Percussion\nSimon Smith\, Piano / Electronic Keyboard \nMatthew Swan\, Electronics \nSimon Proust\, Conductor \nNordic Music Days 2024 is a Council of Nordic Composers project\, managed on their behalf by the Danish Composers Society in partnership with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/nordic-music-days-tanzhaus/
LOCATION:Centre for Contemporary Arts\, 350 Sauchiehall Street\, Glasgow\, G2 3JD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241101
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SUMMARY:International travel survey for musicians
DESCRIPTION:International touring is a key part of the music industry. It’s great at creating cultural exchange. But it’s also one of the industry’s biggest sources of carbon emissions.  \nHow do we balance these things? We want to hear from musicians directly – how often you travel internationally\, what works for you\, and what doesn’t. What do you want international touring to look like in future? It’ll only take 10 minutes. \nThe Scottish Classical Sustainability Group is made up of 30+ classical music organisations\, but we’re also interested in the experiences of musicians working in other fields – i.e. folk\, jazz\, pop and more. \nThis survey will help us gauge current attitudes to international travel and better understand the challenges preventing the sector from lowering its international travel emissions.  \nTell us your thoughts here: https://forms.gle/EFjSdQ38pBG4WRBRA \nUsing the responses\, the Scottish Classical Sustainability Group will publish a report reflecting the current state of international touring. This will be shared across the industry and with funders. We want to inform how we can maintain international cultural exchange whilst taking better care of the planet.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/international-travel-survey-for-musicians/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:NORDIC MUSIC DAYS: AN EASTERHOUSE CHILDREN'S MANIFESTO INSTALLATION
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by the 1931 publication ‘La Anarquia Explicada a Los Niños’ – an instructional manual for children published during the Spanish Civil War explaining the ideas and practises of anarchy – composer Brian Irvine and director John McIlduff worked with the children of Oakwood Primary School in Glasgow and Red Note Ensemble. The result was An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto\, a collection of seven musical animated video posters that explore key elements of “anarchical” thinking such as autonomy\, kindness and human connectivity from a child’s perspective. \nBorn from Red Note’s 5 Places programme\, which targets five locations across central Scotland\, this Easterhouse collaboration is based on the ideas and voices of Oakwood Primary School’s pupils and their partnered groups from the wider community. \nWe’re thrilled to have these video posters  on public display as an installation in the Glasgow CCA Courtyard from Wednesday 30 October until Saturday 2 November\, as part of Nordic Music Days 2024. \nNordic Music Days 2024 is a Council of Nordic Composers project\, managed on their behalf by the Danish Composers Society in partnership with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/nordic-music-days-ecm-installation/
LOCATION:Centre for Contemporary Arts\, 350 Sauchiehall Street\, Glasgow\, G2 3JD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241029T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241029T150000
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SUMMARY:Nordic Music Days Conference 2024
DESCRIPTION:Presented in collaboration between Nordic Music Days Festival and the Music subject area within the College of Arts & Humanities University of Glasgow\, the Nordic Music Days Conference will be two days of exchange and discussion on current musical practices across the Nordic region and Scotland. \nThe conference will focus on three main areas:   \n\nmusic education and community practice  \ninstruments\, sounds and technologies  \nimpacts of innovation and experimentation \n\nAs part of the Tuesday session on community\, education\, and co-creation\, Red Note’s Director of Working with Communities Louise Martin and Dr Jill Morgan (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland) will be talking about the success and impact of An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto – or Listen to your dog! What 200 primary school collaborators taught us about artistic honesty\, joy\, and what the world should look like. \nAs well as Louise’s presentation\, there will an Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto installation at the Centre for Contemporary Arts Courtyard from Wednesday 30 September to Saturday 2 November.  \nTickets for the Nordic Music Days Conference are free and available now via Eventbrite. \nNordic Music Days 2024 is a Nordic Composers Council project\, managed on their behalf by the Danish Composers Society in collaboration with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/nordic-music-days-conference-2024/
LOCATION:University of Glasgow Advanced Research Centre\, 11 Chapel Lane Glasgow\, Glasgow\, G11 6EW
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241026T190000
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SUMMARY:SOUNDFESTIVAL 2024 - NORTHERN CONNECTION
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to perform Tine Surel Lange’s Flaskepost again at soundfestival after premiering it in 2023. \nFlaskepost – meaning message in a bottle – is inspired by the ocean connecting Scotland and Norway. Based on field recordings made in the Lofoten archipelago in Northern Norway (where Tine is based)\, the piece is diving into the depths of the ocean\, exploring the musical potential of the ocean itself as well as imagining the creatures and other things you can encounter in the depths. The piece also reflects on the ocean as pathway\, both for human travel throughout the times but also for enormous amounts of plastic waste that with the Gulf Stream end up in Lofoten from all over the world. \nWe will be joined by defunensemble\, Finland and Ensemble Temporum\, Norway who will perform Lauri Supponen North and Lisa Robertson am fàsach. \nTine Surel Lange Flaskepost\nLauri Supponen North (UK Premiere)*\nLisa Robertson am fàsach (UK Premiere)*\n \nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, Flute\nTim Lines\, Clarinet\nSiwan Rhys\, Piano\nRobert Irvine\, Cello \nMatthew Swan\, Electronics \n  \nNorthern Connection is a partnership project between Music Finland\, Musica nova Helsinki and defunensemble (Finland)\, Music Norway\, Ultima Festival and Ensemble Temporum (Norway)\, Scottish Music Centre\, soundfestival and Red Note Ensemble (Scotland).
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/soundfestival-2024-northern-connection/
LOCATION:The Lemon Tree\, Aberdeen\, AB24 5AT
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:SOUNDFESTIVAL 2024 - SPOTLIGHT GIG
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the world premiere of new works by Scottish-based composers Lucy Callen\, Kristain Rasmussen\, Craig Morrison\, Naomi McGillivray and Vishak Ramaprasad\, resulting from a three-month composer development opportunity supported by composer Deirdre McKay. \nRed Note Ensemble\nFiona Winning\, Viola\nTom Hunter\, Percussion \n  \nThis development opportunity is part of the soundcreators programme which focuses on nurturing creative talent\, and is organised in partnership with sound and Red Note.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/soundfestival-2024-spotlight-gig/
LOCATION:St Andrew’s Cathedral\, Aberdeen\, 28 King Street\, Aberdeen\, AB24 5AX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241025T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241025T190000
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SUMMARY:SOUNDFESTIVAL 2024 - DECONSTRUCTING PIERROT (WORLD PREMIERE)
DESCRIPTION:A musical demolition and a dramaturgical interrogation\, Laura Bowler’s Deconstructing Pierrot takes Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire and looks at the work through a contemporary queer lens. A new interpretation of Albert Giraud’s poems that repurposes musical material from Schoenberg’s work in a subversive act of defiance of the great master. \nLaura Bowler Deconstructing Pierrot (World Premiere)* \nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, Flute\nTim Lines\, Clarinet\nJackie Shave\, Violin\nRobert Irvine\, Cello\nSiwan Rhys\, Piano\nTom Hunter\, Percussion \nLaura Bowler\, Voice \nMatthew Swan\, Electronics \n  \nDeconstructing Pierrot is co-commissioned by Red Note Ensemble\, Music on Main\nand Ensemble Offspring. \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/soundfestival-2024-deconstructing-pierrot/
LOCATION:The Lemon Tree\, Aberdeen\, AB24 5AT
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241018T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241018T210000
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SUMMARY:Jane Stanley 'Cerulean Orbits' CD Launch & 'Coursera' Preview
DESCRIPTION:Released in July\, Cerulean Orbits showcases pieces composed by Jane between 2013 and 2023 for different chamber combinations\, and we will be performing some excerpts from her acclaimed work at the University of Glasgow Concert Hall on Friday 18th October. \nAs part of the evening\, Jane will also be sharing a preview of a new self-paced online course to be hosted by Coursera. The 12-week course provides a range of skills and knowledge to learners who have some prior music training to develop their technique and individual identity as composers. It will cover the journey from starting a piece to developing material\, through to preparing scores and parts for performance. Woven through the course will be regular appearances by Red Note Ensemble performing illustrative musical examples and sharing insights into topics including composer-performer collaboration\, notation\, playing techniques\, and ensemble communication. \nThe event is free but you will need to register to attend via Eventbrite. \nJane Stanley\n \nHelix Reflection\nSuite (*selected excerpts)\nFirefly Reflections\nTracing\, Entangling\nOneiroi (*selected excerpts) \nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, flute\nWill White\, clarinet\nJackie Shave\, violin\nChristian Elliott\, cello \nRolf Hind\, piano \nPhoto credit: foxbrush \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/jane-stanley-cerulean-orbits-cd-launch-coursera-preview/
LOCATION:Glasgow University Concert Hall\, University Avenue\, Glasgow\, G12 8QQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241014
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SUMMARY:Join the Red Note Ensemble Board
DESCRIPTION:Red Note Ensemble is on the look out for a chartered accountant and a lawyer with experience in contract and IP law to join its Board. \nAs one of the UK’s most exciting and innovative makers and commissioners of new music\, the role of trustee means you will become part of a vanguard developing new works for the national and international stage\, supporting and developing young composers and musicians and working closely with communities. \nYou don’t have to love contemporary music to be part of the story\, but you do need to believe that music makes a real difference to the world. \nYou don’t have to have experience of being on a Board\, one of our core areas of focus is developing talent\, and that applies to our trustees too. \nYou don’t need to be based in Scotland (or the UK)\, we value expertise and insight from anywhere. \nWhat you do need\, is enthusiasm\, affinity with Red Note’s ethos and some time to dedicate to quarterly meetings on Zoom\, with some work in between. \nIn return\, you’ll learn new things\, stretch your thinking\, and meet some genuinely lovely folk. \nIf you’ve never considered being on a Board but you would like to discuss the opportunity with any of us – get in touch. We’d love to hear from you. If you’ve got oodles of experience and have time to spare\, we’d love to hear from you too. \nTo find out more about why Red Note Ensemble is so exciting\, and to discover more about what it means to be a Director and Trustee please check out Red Note’s website\, and the Board Director handbook. \nIf you are interested in finding out more\, please contact Ian Smith\, Chair of the Board at ian65smith@icloud.com. \nAlternatively\, please write to us explaining why you are interested in joining the Board of Red Note Ensemble (no more than an A4 page\, single sided) and attach your CV. Please send this to Red Note’s Acting General Manager\, Flore Ducasse\, on flore@rednoteensemble.com. \nThe deadline to submit interest is Sunday 13th October. \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/join-the-red-note-ensemble-board/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:Apply now for Red Note Factory Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Factory Weekend is an exciting new opportunity for instrumentalists aged 18-28 with an interest in contemporary music\, and who want to explore their creative music making skills in a fun and supportive environment. \nThe two-day workshop will be led John Harris along with our musicians Ruth Morley (flute)\, Fiona Winning (viola) and Tom Hunter (percussion). While primarily aimed at music students and recent graduates aiming at careers as performers\, we also welcome applications from people who are not studying music but play their instrument to a high level. \nNo previous contemporary music experience is required and the workshops are open to players of any orchestral instrument\, plus guitar and saxophone.  \nWhat to expect during the weekend \nFactory Weekend is all about creative music making and will include: working on improvisation and new compositions\, playing alongside Red Note musicians\, and putting together a performance of Nick Roth’s open score piece Flocking.  \nThere will be rhythm skills games\, and you will get the chance to try sketching out your own piece. We will also have discussions and advice sessions on working with composers and building your own projects. \nThis is a chance for you to gain experience in playing new music\, to meet some of the Red Note team\, and to explore some new skills.  We’re always on the lookout for the new generation of talent\, so it is also a chance for us to meet some potential future Red Note musicians as well! \nWhen and where \nFactory Weekend will take place in Glasgow at Maryhill Burgh Halls on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th October. Lunch\, tea/coffee and pastries will be provided. \nPlaces are fully funded but strictly limited\, and you will need to be available for both days. \nHow to apply \nTo apply\, fill out the application form via this link before Tuesday 1st October 2024. \nIf you have any questions or need any further information\, please contact us at admin@rednoteensemble.com. \n  \nRed Note is funded by Creative Scotland and is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner. \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/apply-now-for-red-note-factory-weekend/
LOCATION:Maryhill Burgh Halls\, 10-24 Gairbraid Avenue\, Glasgow\, G20 8YE
CATEGORIES:Creative Learning
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SUMMARY:Go Compose! 2024
DESCRIPTION:Go Compose! is a composition course for young composers aged 13-18 and in full time education.  \nIt’s a unique opportunity to work with professional composers and our musicians during a 3-day course ran in partnership with sound.   \nOver three days you will create your own\, original piece of music which will be performed at the end of the course. \nWe are looking for young people with creative potential and commitment to the course. If you are enthusiastic about writing your own\, original music and keen to try out new musical ideas then this is the course for you! \n \nThe course in 2024 will take place at the Phoenix Centre\, Newton Dee\, Bieldside from Monday 14 October – Wednesday 16 October. Go Compose! will be led by professional contemporary composers Aileen Sweeney and Kevin Leomo. Aileen and Kevin will be joined by our musicians Ruth Morley (flute)\, Jackie Shave (violin) and Luis Eisen (bassoon). They are very creative and open about the kinds of music they play! \nTimetable \n\nMonday 14 October 2-8pm\nTuesday 15 October 10am-5pm\nWednesday 16 October 10am-6pm with performance of final pieces @ 5pm\n\nApply \nTo apply for a place on Go Compose! please complete the online registration form here: https://neartail.com/sm/ZYxOdfGiz  \nThe deadline for applying is Monday 23rd September.  \nGo Compose! costs £60 for the whole course. You will also need money for lunches and evening meals. If this is too expensive for you\, please contact us to discuss this as some grants are available. You can attend the performance free of charge. You can also invite your family and friends to attend the final performance. Tickets for this cost £5. \nIf you will be travelling from a distance and would like the option to stay overnight\, we are able to organise supervised accommodation for you at an additional cost of £40 per night including breakfast. Please contact us directly for more information. \nWe will let everyone know if they have been selected to participate by 3rd October. You will then be asked to confirm attendance and to pay the course fee of £60. \nTo find out more information/ask any questions please contact: anna@sound-scotland.co.uk \n  \nFeedback from previous years: \n“Hearing my piece was like a dream come true.” \n“One of the best experiences I have ever had.” \n“A very interesting and informative course that I strongly recommend to others. I would love to come back again next year.” \n  \nGo Compose! is part of Get Creative\, which is generously supported by Aberdeen City Council\, UK Government\, Creative Scotland\, Aberdeen Endowments Trust\, Hugh Fraser Foundation\, Educational Institute of Scotland and David and June Gordon Memorial Trust and The William Syson Foundation. \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/go-compose-2024/
CATEGORIES:Creative Learning
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SUMMARY:Red Note is looking for board members
DESCRIPTION:Red Note Ensemble is on the look out for new trustees to join its Board. As one of the UK’s most exciting and innovative makers and commissioners of new music\, the role of trustee means you will become part of a vanguard developing new works for the national and international stage\, supporting and developing young composers and musicians and working closely with communities.  \nYou don’t have to love contemporary music to be part of the story\, but you do need to believe that music makes a real difference to the world. \nYou don’t have to have experience of being on a Board\, one of our core areas of focus is developing talent\, and that applies to our trustees too. \nYou don’t need to be based in Scotland (or the UK)\, we value expertise and insight from anywhere. In fact\, two of our current board members are based in Europe – one in Belgium and one in Ireland. \nWhat you do need\, is enthusiasm\, affinity with Red Note’s ethos and some time to dedicate to quarterly meetings on Zoom\, with some work in between. \nIn return\, you’ll learn new things\, stretch your thinking\, and meet some genuinely lovely folk. \nIf you’ve never considered being on a Board but you would like to discuss the opportunity with any of us – get in touch. We’d love to hear from you. If you’ve got oodles of experience and have time to spare\, we’d love to hear from you too. \nIn particular we would welcome hearing from anyone with experience in company and contract law and accountancy. But don’t let that put you off. \nTo find out more about why Red Note Ensemble is so exciting\, and to discover more about what it means to be a Director and Trustee please check out Red Note’s website\, the Board Director handbook. \nIf you are interested in finding out more\, please contact Ian Smith\, Chair of the Board at ian65smith@icloud.com \nAlternatively\, please write to us explaining why you are interested in joining the Board of Red Note Ensemble (no more than an A4 page\, single sided) and attach your CV. Please send this to Red Note’s Acting General Manager\, Flore Ducasse\, on flore@rednoteensemble.com \nThe deadline to submit interest is Saturday 31st August.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-is-looking-for-board-members-2024/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:OUT NOW! CD Release - Jane Stanley: Cerulean Orbits
DESCRIPTION:This first portrait album dedicated to the music of the Australian-born\, Glasgow-based composer Jane Stanley showcases pieces composed between 2013 and 2023 for different chamber combinations. In addition to some of her favourites among her existing works\, Stanley took the opportunity to develop two new pieces: one for each of the two ensembles involved\, and specially adapted to their particular talents. \nA song cycle for The Hermes Experiment moves Stanley’s music intriguingly towards the tonal\, lyrical sound-world of that group’s two acclaimed recent Delphian albums\, while sharing with the purely instrumental music of the rest of the album – performed by Red Note Ensemble\, also acclaimed Delphian regulars – an audible preoccupation with gesture\, intricately ornamented melodic patterning\, and intertwining woven textures\, balancing decoration with energetic directed motion. \nListen to a preview of the album: https://www.delphianrecords.com/collections/forthcoming/products/jane-stanley-cerulean-orbits \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/cd-release-jane-stanley-cerulean-orbits/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240704
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SUMMARY:We're hiring - Administration and Marketing Coordinator
DESCRIPTION:This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a small\, dynamic team\, supporting Red Note’s general and project administration\, as well as its marketing activities.  \nThe Administration and Marketing Coordinator role sits at the heart of the organisation and requires a positive attitude towards problem-solving and acute attention to detail. Red Note’s administration is a small\, hard-working team and we are looking for someone who is supportive\, well-focused and has the initiative and energy to adapt to new situations. \nThe successful candidate will have at least 1 year experience\, or proven ability\, in several of the key responsibilities.  \nHours of work:  0.8 FTE (28 hours per week) flexible as agreed. Depending on projects and concerts\, occasional evening and weekend working will be required. \nSalary: £20\,000 (based on £25\,000 per annum pro rata) \nLocation: Red Note Ensemble has its offices at Summerhall\, 1 Summerhall Place\, Edinburgh EH9 1PL. The team works flexibly with a hybrid office/home structure. \nPeriod of contract: Fixed term contract for 1 year from Wednesday 21st August 2024 (with a possibility for extension).\n The post holder must be flexible to respond during busy times\, particularly from 22nd to 26th October for our participation at soundfestival in Aberdeen. \nKey dates:\n– Deadline for applications: Thursday 4th July\, 5pm\n– Interviews: Between Monday 15th July – Wednesday 17th July\, to be held in Summerhall or online.\n– Start Date: Wednesday 21st August 2024 \nHow to Apply\nDownload the JOB PACK for full information on how to apply. \nEqual Opportunities Monitoring Form\nAll applicants must also complete an anonymous Equal Opportunities Monitoring form. This will help Red Note Ensemble to better understand the reach and fairness of our recruitment process.\nPlease CLICK HERE to access and complete the monitoring form. \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/were-hiring-administration-and-marketing-coordinator/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:Spring Community Tour
DESCRIPTION:We’re always delighted to perform in communities part of our 5 Places programme and we’ll be back in Easterhouse and Methil in June for our annual spring community tour! \nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, flute\nFiona Winning\, viola\nAllan Neave\, guitar \n*Please note: these performances are not on sale to the general public. If you happen to be part of the groups we are visiting\, we would love to see you there! \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/spring-community-tour/
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240610
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240611
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SUMMARY:Development opportunity for Scotland-based composers
DESCRIPTION:Five composers will have the opportunity to develop short works for viola and percussion working alongside our players Fiona Winning (viola) and Tom Hunter (percussion) with Deirdre McKay as composer mentor. The new works will be performed during 2024 soundfestival. \nOpportunity description\n\nFive emerging Scottish composers will have the opportunity to develop short works of around 5 min for Fiona Winning (viola) and Tom Hunter (percussion) with mentoring support from Deirdre McKay. \nThis will take place over a period of 4 months with a mixture of online and live sessions (see key dates below). \nThe new works will then be performed as part of the soundfestival on Saturday 26th October 2024. \nKey dates\nThe successful candidates should be available to attend the following sessions:  \n\nOnline introductory session: Tuesday 2nd July evening\n1-to-1 mentoring sessions with Deirdre McKay and/or musicians (mid-August\, dates and times tbc)\nWorkshop session with Fiona and Tom: 21st September in Glasgow\nPerformance on Saturday 26th October 2024 at 12pm in St Andrew’s Cathedral\, Aberdeen.\n\nThis requirement is kept flexible for those living with disability\, or those for whom such participation might be tricky due to any other reason related to their underrepresented characteristic. You will be able to discuss this with us upon successful application and we will help find a solution. \nPlease note\, we offer this flexibility in order to open our opportunities for those with access requirements and for whom participation is difficult due to their underrepresented characteristic. If you are not able to attend those days\, and your reason is not related to the above\, please consider applying to a different opportunity. \nCandidates\nThe successful candidates will be Scottish-based ‘emerging’ composers. They will need to be able to articulate their development needs and how the opportunity would benefit them as this point in their career: \n\nby emerging we mean composers who are able to demonstrate a number of years of compositional experience\, but who don’t consider themselves mid-career\, or established. They can be of any age and background\, including those who have had to take a substantial career break due to maternity leave or other reasons\, or those who practised composition as amateurs in previous years and have now started to take steps into the professional world. They might also be those who had a career in another field of music and are only now identifying as composers\, or those who have just graduated etc. It is up to you to define yourself as emerging according to your own personal circumstance.\nby Scottish-based composers we mean composers of any nationality\, who have been resident in Scotland for at least 18 months. Scottish-raised composers who are studying elsewhere in the UK for a limited amount of time may also apply\, but will be expected to pay for any travel to get to Scotland.\n\nWe are committed to working with and supporting composers from under-represented groups. Female\, trans\, gender-diverse\, and global majority and Gypsy/Traveller composers\, composers from a low-income background\, and/or composers with a disability are encouraged to apply. By global majority we mean people from all ethnic groups except white British and other white groups\, including white minorities. \nExpenses\nA stipend of £250 will be available for each successful candidate who completes the opportunity. \nSecond-class travel within Scotland will be reimbursed\, as will accommodation. See the next paragraph (accessibility) for additional access costs. \nAccessibility\nAccess costs will be covered for those who require it. You will be asked about your accessibility needs upon successful application\, this will be discussed with you individually\, and the programme and schedule (where possible and required) will be tailored towards your needs. \nIf you need any accessibility assistance in applying for this opportunity\, please contact Kadri on info@sound-scotland.co.uk. \nHow to apply\nTo apply for the opportunity please complete this form: https://neartail.com/sm/jg81uRXTy  \nText\, video or audio applications are accepted.  \nIn the application form you will be asked:  \n\nYour name\, email\, age\, pronouns\, postcode\, and to confirm you are Scottish/resident in Scotland\, and to identify your underrepresented characteristic if you wish so\nWhy are you interested in this opportunity and how will it help your development as composer? (text\, or upload video or audio)\nBiography or CV (text only)\nSmall portfolio of your work: two PDF scores (notated\, graphic\, or description) and\, ideally – recordings/midi of the same pieces.\nYou will also be asked to fill in an equalities monitoring form.\n\nThere will be an online information session for all our current composer development opportunities on Monday 27th May from 12.30-1.30pm for those who need further advice or information.  Here’s the link to register for the session: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIpcuCtqTMpE9zlY1qHPcp2KN2OFGsjBfrI \nIf you have any other questions\, you can email Kadri on info@sound-scotland.co.uk. \nDeadline for applications: Monday 10th June 2024\nWe offer a 2-day “grace period” until the end of day on Wednesday 12th June for applicants who can’t reach the deadline due to health challenges\, having to care for family members\, or other reasonable and/or unexpected circumstances. Please state your reason in the application form. \nSelection process\nAs mentioned above\, sound is committed to working with and supporting composers from under-represented sections of the population. To enable this\, there is a two-stage application process: an initial selection is made\, and then this is narrowed down in a second stage selection process. If you are a female\, gender-minority\, global majority or Gypsy/Traveller composer\, disabled and/or from a low-income background\, you can choose to self-select automatically to the second round.  \nThe selection panel will be made up of composer Deirdre McKay and a representatives of sound and Red Note Ensemble. \nWe will inform you whether you are successful or not on the Friday 25th June. We may alternatively offer you a reserve place in case one of the successful candidates can’t take up the opportunity or needs to pull out at an early stage. \nNOTES TO COMPOSERS APPLYING\nWhat to expect \n\nYour creative process should start at the initial date of this project\, and continue throughout\, punctuated by online or live sessions with the composer mentor and/or musicians.\nYou will be working mostly individually\, using any medium of your choice during the creative process to help you generate ideas. \nAny mentoring sessions will be aimed at helping you shape your ideas into a suitable composition.\nFor the mid-project live session\, you will be expected to present a draft notated score and parts in advance for the musicians (you can use graphic or semi-graphic notation\, and/or text instructions\, if that is how you normally work). The deadlines for this will be given to you at the introductory meeting.\nAfter this you will be required to prepare a final fully notated score and parts for a date to be agreed with the musicians.\nIn between sessions\, it is up to you how exactly you would like to manage your process.\n\nIf you have any further questions or personal requirements in regards to this\, you will be able to discuss them with the manager and/or mentor of the project upon the successful application. \nWhat NOT to expect \n\nTutoring – your mentor is your sounding board and advisor\, but you are expected to work as a professional\, and will be making your own decisions based on your experience.\nTime management and preparation guidance – while we will provide you with a schedule\, we will expect you to manage your own creative flow\, and make autonomous decisions on any creative preparations for meeting with musicians\, etc. You will always be able to discuss any logistical questions (equipment\, access\, timeline\, etc.) with our manager.  \nPlease note that this is a development opportunity leading to a live performance of your work in the soundfestival. It may be possible to make an audio and/or video recording of the performance which\, provided the players are happy with the performance\, will be available to you for personal\, non-public use only\, including submission to competitions and as part of educational assignments.\n\nSelection\nSelection for new music opportunities is inherently subjective and the criteria used can differ from project to project. We are frequently over-subscribed and often the quality of applications is extremely high from a wide range of composers\, which usually means making difficult decisions. \nReasons for selecting one composer over another are not always to do with skill level or experience.. Usually we choose the composers that will benefit the most from a particular opportunity. We may also take into consideration whether we feel composers are the right fit to work a particular ensemble.  For development opportunities that happen in a group setting\, it may be that we need to take into consideration the coherence of that group e.g. we may prefer to have composers of a similar experience-level. We thus sometimes end up turning down composers with more experience or skills\, or giving opportunities to composers who we feel would benefit most from a particular opportunity at that stage in their career. Faced with difficult choices we may sometimes turn down composers who have already benefited from a number of opportunities in the past. \nWe would however encourage composers to apply for any opportunities that interest them and for which they fit the specification\, and not be discouraged if they are not selected for a particular opportunity\, as it does not mean that they are not “good” enough. Please do continue to apply for any opportunity that interests you! \nThis opportunity is part of sound’s soundcreators programme focusing on nurturing creative talent which is currently funded by Creative Scotland\, PRS for Music Foundation\, Hugh Fraser Foundation\, and Aberdeen City Council.
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/development-opportunity-for-scotland-based-composers/
CATEGORIES:Calls for Scores
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SUMMARY:FLOCK - Project Pitch at Classical:NEXT 2024 in Berlin
DESCRIPTION:FLOCK has been selected for the Classical:NEXT 2024 Project Pitches. The presentation will be on Wednesday 15th May between 14:00-15:15.\nhttps://classicalnext.com/project-pitches/flock-by-kathy-hinde-and-red-note-ensemble/ \nClassical:NEXT Project Pitches are targeted\, fast-moving opportunities for creators and those on the lookout for new creations\, a ‘seek and find’ for collaboration and inspiration. This format allows representatives from ensembles\, music theatre productions and music projects to offer rapid insight into their current offerings. \nMore on FLOCK:\nFLOCK is a 30 minute small ensemble piece with a strong visual element\, created for children and families of all ages. It is centred around a suite of newly invented playful instruments that use bellows\, pipes\, reeds\, whistles\, origami combined with the more traditional instruments; flute\, cello and percussion. Opening with a sonically and visually captivating performance by the musicians\, the audience are gently encouraged to become more involved until\, through their collective effort\, a chirping flock comes into being. \nFLOCK was co-commissioned by Red Note Ensemble and Sound and developed with Oakwood Primary School. \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/flock-project-pitch-at-classicalnext-2024-in-berlin/
LOCATION:Colosseum Berlin\, Schönhauser Allee 123\, Berlin\, 10437\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:RCS & Red Note present 5 new works performed by Mark O'Keeffe
DESCRIPTION:We’re happy to present our new partnership with RCS\, combining a performance and recording of new works for solo trumpet created by 5 RCS students composers. \nThis project is a collaboration between Red Note and composers from the RCS\, who have been working with Mark O’Keeffe over the last few months\, to develop new pieces for solo trumpet. These new works will also be recorded as part of the project\, allowing the composers to reflect on this creative process\, as they develop their skills in writing for the instrument. \nJoin us on Tuesday 7 May at 1pm at the Scottish Music Centre in Glasgow for an informal sharing of these new works.  \nThe concert is FREE and not ticketed. \nAndrew Keddie Dawn\nElla Cookson Wandering\nHiro Kyo Sauce\nKaty Babenko Trumpet Solo 01.02\nNancy Johnstone flibbertigibbet\n \nRed Note Ensemble\nMark O’Keeffe\, Trumpet \nPlease note that one of the piece includes food that will be distributed to the audience. For any questions regarding allergies please contact admin@rednoteensemble.com 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/rcs-red-note-present-5-new-works-performed-by-mark-okeeffe/
LOCATION:Scottish Music Centre\, 100 Candleriggs\, Glasgow\, G1 1NQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240413T170000
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SUMMARY:An Easterhouse Children's Manifesto at the Library at The Bridge
DESCRIPTION:Developed over a year long process of co-creation involving composer Brian Irvine and director John McIlduff (Dumbworld) in collaboration with the children of Oakwood Primary School in Easterhouse and Red Note Ensemble – An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto is a collection of 7 musical animated video posters that explore ideas of personal autonomy\, kindness and human connectivity from a child’s perspective. \nThe work was developed in a year long process of co-creation involving pupils\, teachers\, artists and musicians. \nThe animated posters will be displayed at the Library at The Bridge in Easterhouse from Tuesday 26th March to Saturday 13th April (closed during the Easter weekend).  \nJoin us Tuesday 26th March at 11am for the exhibition launch! Tea and coffee will be provided. \nOpening times:\nMonday to Saturday: 10am – 5pm\nClosed on Sunday \nThe exhibition is free and not ticketed.  \nWatch the trailer: 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/ecm-platform/
LOCATION:Library at The Bridge\, 1000 Westerhouse Rd\, Easterhouse\, G34 9JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240322
DTSTAMP:20260420T035125
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SUMMARY:Welcome to our new board members!
DESCRIPTION:We’re thrilled to announce that Isla MacLeod\, David Sinclair\, Lynn Sweeney and Daniel Lewis have recently joined Red Note’s board and that Mareike Ohl has joined as Red Note’s first Trustee in Training role. We know that their input and respective expertise will help us deliver our programme to the highest standard. \nIsla MacLeod: Isla is currently Head of Marketing at Liverpool Philharmonic where she works on a programme of over 400 events a year. A self-titled ‘audience advocate’\, she is excited to be joining the Red Note board in 2024 because of a shared passion for bringing new music to new audiences. \nDavid Sinclair: David Sinclair is an experienced fundraising and governance professional. He recently joined The National Lottery Community Fund as Head of Business Support in Scotland. David is particularly interested in the work of Red Note Ensemble supporting performers and composers in the initial stages of their careers\, and in Red Note’s access\, engagement and participation programme. \nLynn Sweeney: Lynn Sweeney has lived in Glasgow all her life and from an early age been involved with music. She is a volunteer Childline counsellor and a board member of Royston Youth Action. She loves how Red Note break down barriers to allow people to experience contemporary music and as a new member of the board she is looking forward to supporting them to deliver contemporary music as well as looking at new ways to reach those who otherwise may be excluded or feel unable to participate. \nDaniel Lewis: Daniel currently works for PRS for Music\, where he represents the interests of classical composers and publishers. Originally from Merthyr Tydfil in South Wales\, Daniel is passionate about ensuring that all musicians are afforded opportunities regardless of their socioeconomic background. Daniel loves Red Note’s unflinching commitment to new music\, which stretches from grassroots work in schools to commissioning major new work from Scottish composers. \nMareike Ohl (Trustee in Training): Mareike is currently completing a Master in Arts\, Festival and Cultural Management at Queen Margaret University. Originally from Germany\, she has been involved in the classical music scene in her younger years. She was drawn to Red Note as she feels passionate about access to new music\, especially fostering curiosity. Mareike joined as a trustee in training as she wanted to expand her knowledge and experience of this important role. \n“Red Note is a truly exceptional organisation\, working at international\, national and community level to commission and perform new music. Our new trustees complement a strong team and will help Red Note continue to achieve their ambitions in the UK and abroad. Red Note is also a training and development organisation and believes in development at all levels – as such we are delighted that Mareike has joined us in our first Trustee in Training position.”\nFiona Duncan\, Chair of the Board \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/welcome-to-our-new-board-members/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:An Easterhouse Children's Manifesto at the Belfast Children's Festival
DESCRIPTION:Developed over a year long process of co-creation involving composer Brian Irvine and director John McIlduff (Dumbworld) in collaboration with the children of Oakwood Primary School in Glasgow and Red Note Ensemble – An Easterhouse Children’s Manifesto is a collection of 7 musical animated video posters that explore ideas of personal autonomy\, kindness and human connectivity from a child’s perspective. \nThe work was developed in a year long process of co-creation involving pupils\, teachers\, artists and musicians. \nThe animated posters will be displayed at The Atrium\, BC Building\, Level 3\, Ulster University in Belfast from Friday 8th to Saturday 16th March.  \nThe exhibition is free and not ticketed.  \nWatch the trailer: 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/an-easterhouse-childrens-manifesto-at-the-belfast-childrens-festival/
LOCATION:Ulster University – The Atrium\, BC Building\, Level 3\, Belfast\, BT151ED\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240229
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240301
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SUMMARY:Red Note Annual Report 2022-23
DESCRIPTION:We’re happy to present our Annual Report for the year 2022-23: https://www.rednoteensemble.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/ANNUAL-REPORT-2022-23.pdf
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-annual-report-2022-23/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:Red Note at RCS: Ligeti Piano Concerto
DESCRIPTION:Following Ligeti’s centenary year in 2023\, we will perform the composer’s extraordinary Piano Concerto with RCS Doctor of Performing Arts student\, Marianna Abrahamyan. This performance will be the culmination of Marianna’s studies\, exploring the work of one of the most innovative\, influential\, and distinctive composers of the 20th century. \nGyörgy Ligeti\, Piano Concerto \nStudents new works: \nKassia Bailey\, Twice Upon\nKate Sagovsky\, On G\nKaiwen Liu\, Wind is tonight’s answer \nRed Note Ensemble\nEliza Marshall\, flute\nKatherine Bryer\, oboe\nTim Lines\, clarinet\nCerys Ambrose\, bassoon\nAndy Saunders\, horn\nSimon Bird\, trumpet\nSimon Johnson\, trombone\nTom Hunter\, percussion 1\nPatrick Nolan\, percussion 2 \nJackie Shave\, violin 1\nTom Hankey\, violin 2\nFiona Winning\, viola\nLionel Handy\, cello\nIain Crawford\, double bass \nRyan McAdams\, Conductor\nMarianna Abrahamyan\, Piano \n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/red-note-at-rcs-ligeti-piano-concerto/
LOCATION:Stevenson Hall\, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland\, 100 Renfrew Street\, Glasgow\, G2 3DB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS OFFICE CLOSURE
DESCRIPTION:As 2023 is coming to an end and we’re taking a bit of time off to celebrate the festive season\, we wanted to thank you for all your support over the past year. \nWe’ve had a great year\, with the completion of international collaborations\, the development of new commissions and multi-artform projects and the expansion of our work with communities across Scotland. \nThank you all for coming to see and hear us in 2023 and we can’t wait to see you all soon! \nWith warmest wishes from the Red Note Team
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/christmas-holidays-office-closure-2/
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:FLOCK in Methil
DESCRIPTION:We’re bringing our new show FLOCK to Methil! \nSaturday 4 November at Wellesley Church Centre\, Methil. The event is FREE and there will be free post-show snacks provided for the children.  \nFLOCK is a show created by Kathy Hinde for children aged 4 to 8.Opening with a sonically and visually captivating performance by the musicians\, the children are then gently encouraged to become part of the piece until through their collective efforts\, a chirruping\, chattering musical flock comes into being. \nVideo Preview: https://youtu.be/h4-L7EYBacg?feature=shared\n\nThere will be 2 performances:\n– 11:30-12:15\n– 14:00-14:45\n\n\n\nBooking: the event is free but seating is limited. To guarantee your place contact sarah@rednoteensemble.com or turn up on the day (limited seating – first come-first served). \n\n\n\n\n\nKathy Hinde\, Artist \n\nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, Flute\nDuncan Strachan\, Cello \nTom Hunter\, Percussion
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/flock-in-methil/
LOCATION:Wellesley Church Centre\, Wellesley Rd\, Methil\, KY8 3PE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Soundfestival 2023 - Go Compose!
DESCRIPTION:Our players\, Ruth\, Fiona and Tom perform new works developed for them by young composers from North-East secondary schools as part of the Go Compose! course earlier in October.  \nThe event is free but ticketed.  \nGo Compose! is a composition course for young composers aged 13-18 and in full time education and is a unique opportunity to work with professional composers and our musicians during a 3-day course ran in partnership with sound.   \n\n\nOver 3 days you the participants create their own\, original piece of music with the help of professional contemporary composers Bekah Simms and Elise Haller-Shannon.  \n\n\nRia Parmar Downfall Fury\nFinn Moan à travers le brouillard\nDfa Aldaioub A Gardenia’s Lullaby\nSolomon McMillan Brain Itch\nJonathan Turner Meander in Four\n\nRuby Kidd Emotions of the Sky\nViolet Harus Enigma – Rondo Revolution\nMurray Nicholl Fallen Leaves\nThomas Ramsay Allegro for Flute\, Viola & Vibraphone\n \n\n\n\n\nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, flute\nFiona Winning\, viola\nTom Hunter\, percussion\n\n\n 
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/soundfestival-2023-go-compose/
LOCATION:The Big Sky Studio\, Music Hall\, Union Street\, Aberdeen\, Aberdeenshire\, AB10 1QS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Soundfestival 2023 - FLOCK
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to premiere FLOCK\, a show for children aged 4 to 8\, that we co-commissioned along sound.  \n\n\n\n\n\nFLOCK is a show created for children aged 4 to 8.Opening with a sonically and visually captivating performance by the musicians\, the children are then gently encouraged to become part of the piece until\, through their collective efforts\, a chirruping\, chattering musical flock comes into being.\n\n\nRecommended for children aged 4-8.\n\nThere will be 4 performances: \n   – Fri 27 Oct\, 1o:00-10:45\n   – Fri 27 Oct\, 11:30-12:15\n   – Sat 28 Oct\, 1o:00-10:45\n   – Sat 28 Oct\, 11:30-12:15  \n\nKathy Hinde\, Artist \n\n\nMatt Addicott\, Dramaturg\n\n\nRed Note Ensemble\nRuth Morley\, Flute\nDuncan Strachan\, Cello \nTom Hunter\, Percussion\n\n\nElle Taylor\, Production Manager\n\nFLOCK is co-commissioned by sound and Red Note Ensemble
URL:https://www.rednoteensemble.com/event/soundfestival-2023-flock/
LOCATION:Anatomy Rooms\, Shoe Lane\, Aberdeen\, AB10 1AL
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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