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April 27 - April 29
BEAST FEAST 2017 Figure | Landscape | Seascape | Sky
Bramall Music Building , Times: 12:00 am

Electronic music can produce sounds suggestive of the most intimate intentions; the result of acts undertaken by the most miniscule of agents. At the same time it can evoke soundscapes which whether subtle or grand go far beyond the scope of an individual’s actions, up to and including the cosmic.

Join us and featured composers Paula Matthusen, Pierre Alexandre Tremblay, and Sarah Farmer for BEAST FEaST 2017 as we explore this range of possibilities, from the local, personal, and rhetorical, through the immersive and environmental, to the incomprehensibly huge.

Thursday 27 April                                 19:30 Dome Room

Our festival launch features works by Matthusen and Tremblay’s improv duo light.box

Friday 28 April                                      10:00 Dome Room The first of several sessions of talks and demos, free and open to the public. Come and hear festival members discuss their music and ideas!
Friday 28 April                                       13:10 Barber Concert Hall

Our resident ensemble the Pestova/Rees/ Roche Trio present a concert featuring the premiere of Scott Wilson’s LOW, alongside works by Rob MacKay, Maximilian Marcoll, and others.

Friday 28 April                                        15:00 Dome Room 

 

 

 

Featured artist Sarah Farmer performs
the latest incarnation of A precarious equilibrium of give and take (and round in ellipses we go). This extended work is for violin combined with electronic sound derived from data from black hole binary systems, gathered during a research period with University of Birmingham Gravitational Wave physicists. Newly adapted for the immersive BEASTdome sound system, this performance invites the audience to come and go as they please.

Friday 28 April                                       19:00 Elgar Concert Hall The first of two evening concerts including Tremblay’s asinglewordisnotenough2 (aria da capo) for the experimental Seaboard keyboard instrument, and Pestova/Rees/Roche performing Andrew Lewis’s Straatmuziek.
Friday 28 April                                       20:45 Elgar Concert Hall

This late night event includes Simon Emmerson’s Aeolian, and featured artist Paula Matthusen’s Rising Divergence for video with xed and live electronic sound.

 

Saturday 29 April                                   11:00 Dome Room More ideas and discussion with festival artists.
Saturday 29 April                                  14:00 Elgar Concert Hall

Keynote Address by Simon Emmerson

 

Saturday 29 April                                  16:00 Elgar Concert Hall 

 

Featuring Ambrose Seddon’s Fleeting Strands, John Young’s Spectral Domains (with Trionys from Germany) and Adam and Inja Stanovic’s beautiful One Byrd, Two Stones for piano and electroacoustic sound, based on the music of William Byrd.

 

Saturday 29 April                                 20:00 Elgar Concert Hall 

 

The festival closer goes out with a bang,
with music including Rob Bentall’s gorgeous Telian for Swedish nyckelharpa and electronic sound, Charles Nichols raucous Epithemus Gift performed by American bassoonist Steve Vacchi, and the premiere of a new ‘massively multichannel’ commission by P.A.Tremblay.

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