Events

Listings of all the concerts and events put on by Raise Your Voice.

Raise Your Voice Ensemble / Trio Atem / 265 Quartet @ International Anthony Burgess Foundation

18th September 2011 – 7:33 pm

Join us at the International Anthony Burgess Foundation for an evening of music from some of Manchester’s most exciting musicians. Trio Atem, the Raise Your Voice Ensemble and Efpi Records’ 265 Quartet present a broad range of music moving from experimental and contemporary classical music to jazz.

Venue

International Anthony Burgess Foundation
Engine House, Chorlton Mill, 3 Cambridge Street, Manchester, M1 5BY (map)

Friday 7 October 2011
Doors: 6:30pm, Music: 7:00pm
Tickets: £3

Line-up

Clapping Music — Steve Reich
Durations II — Morton Feldman
In Freundschaft — Karlheinz Stockhausen
Ring of Light — Malcolm Hayes
Small Atlas — Chris Swithinbank

Raise Your Voice Ensemble // Jenny Dyson (flute), Jon Guy (clarinet), Michael Jones (violin), Alice Purton (cello), Rebecca Lea (soprano)

Seven Face Pictures (selection) — Tom Coult
only — Morton Feldman
Moon Phase — Ian Vine
pneuma.pistis — Martin Iddon
Duets for Storab – Harrison Birtwistle
Masque: Continu – Toru Takemitsu
Récitations (selection) — Georges Aperghis
Projection I — Morton Feldman
Vinyl Radical — Michael Mayhew

Trio Atem // Gavin Osborn (flute), Nina Whiteman (voice), Alice Purton (cello)

Set of jazz-classical improvisation

265 Quartet // Graham South (flugelhorn), Anton Hunter (guitar), Rod Skipp (cello), Ben Cottrell (clarinet)

Tickets

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Wednesday 11 May – Saturday 14 May: Cities of Sound @ Kraak Gallery

4th May 2011 – 10:26 am

How do we hear? What do we hear? How do we shape our sonic environment? More than half of the world’s population now lives in cities, but do we notice what our new habitats sound like? How does human presence impact on the acoustic reality? Raise Your Voice Collective present an interactive engagement with ideas of the city, living and lived-in systems, the facts of urban life, and the sounds that these produce. Read More »

By Christopher Swithinbank | Tagged art, cities, digital, exhibition, FutureEverything, interactive, Kaho Cheung, living and lived-in systems, media, Patrick Sanan, Raise Your Voice, Ricardo Climent, Sam Salem, sound, sound art, soundscape, urban | Comments Off

Friday 14 May, 8:00pm: Raise Your Voice Ensemble @ Centro Bar

20th April 2010 – 7:30 am

The Raise Your Voice Ensemble perform new works from Manchester’s rich and varied offering of composers, mixing acoustic instruments and electronic sound, as part of the FutureEverything Festival Showcase. Come and experience challenging and original music in the relaxed atmosphere of Centro Bar in the Northern Quarter (next door to Matt & Phred’s). Followed later by chilled DJ sets from Al Sonar (of Hit&Run). Read More »

By Christopher Swithinbank | Tagged Al Sonar, Centro Bar, Chris Swithinbank, concert, contemporary, electronics, ensemble, event, FutureEverything, John Davies, José Puello, Luke-Matthew Iveson, Martin Suckling, music, new, performance, Raise Your Voice, Showcase, Steve Pycroft, Tom Coult | Comments (2)

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