Anton Lukoszevieze
Friday March 27th 6.30 – Stephen Lawrence Gallery – Booking not required
Anton Lukoszevieze (photo) is an internationally renowned ‘cellist and founder of the ensemble Apartment House, a key contemporary music group which recently received a Royal Philharmonic Society Chamber Music Award for their performances of John Cage. Lukoszevieze has also recently championed Lithuanian contemporary composers in addition to his highly regarded solo performances of American experimentalists such Cage, Feldman, and Wolff as well as the slightly lesser known James Tenney and Philip Corner. Some of these will be played in this gallery concert as well as his own pieces in conjunction with film.
On Friday 27th of March, Anton Lukoszevieze will play: Philip Corner, George Maciunas, Sylvano Bussotti, Morton Feldman, Anton Lukoszevieze and Jennifer Walshe
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Drawing Towards Sound: Visualising the Sonic
- 4th Mar – 2nd Apr 2015
- 10 - 5 Mon.- Fri.; 11 - 4 Sats.
- Stephen Lawrence Gallery, Project Space
Drawing towards Sound: Visualising the Sonic is curated by Dr. David Ryan (Reader in Fine Art, Anglia Ruskin University). It examines the interface between the visual and the aural through notation, documentation, performance and video/moving image. This project has received additional generous support from:
Anglia Ruskin University, The Hinrichsen Foundation, Edition Peters, London, Universal Edition, Vienna -
Ian Mitchell, David Ryan and Friends: Visual Scores, Old & New
- 18th March 2015
- 6.30 pm
- Stephen Lawrence Gallery
Ian Mitchell and David Ryan perform graphic scores, including a new score by composition students at Trinity Laban. This event is being held in association with the current exhibition “Drawing Towards Sound, Visualising the Sonic”.
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Richard Hoadley – ‘Semaphore’
- 20th March 2015
- 6.30 pm
Performance and interactive project with dance and musicians – TV Studio, Stockwell Street Building. This event is held in association with the exhibition “Drawing Towards Sound: Visualising the Sonic”.
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Cornelius Cardew: Treatise
- 25th March 2015
- 6.30pm
- Stephen Lawrence Gallery
A complete performance of Cornelius Cardew’s “Treatise”.
This event takes place in the University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building’s first floor studio “Crit Pit” and is being held in association with the exhibition”Drawing Towards Sound: Visualising the Sonic” curated by David Ryan