Just finished doodling for the instructions score!... I'm curious to see how it works out!
Trinity Laban Presents Radical Ensembles
Tuesday 28 May, 7pm
£5 / Free to ICA Members
As part of Trinity Laban's ongoing relationship with the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, two experimental ensembles from Trinity Laban will devise and rehearse material publicly at the ICA during the day from 12pm to 6pm, followed by a public concert at 7pm.
The programme includes two radically different approaches towards contemporary performance:
The first, Stompy's Playground, is a mixed jazz and classical band playing contemporary electronic music from artists such as Flying Lotus, Bonobo & DeadMau5.
The second, the Inquietus Project, is Andreas Papapetrou's mixed music and dance group, that will break down the ritual of the concert, deconstructing the sounds and setting of the preceding performance.
In partnership with Trinity Laban.
Image: © Andreas Papapetrou
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Two experimental ensembles from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, Stompy’s Playground and the Inquietus Project, join forces to devise and rehearse material publicly at the ICA on May 28th, during the day from 12 noon to 6pm, followed by a public concert at 7pm.
Stompy's Playground, a mixed jazz and classical band, will play contemporary electronic music from artists such as Flying Lotus, Bonobo & DeadMau5.
The Inquietus Project, Andreas Papapetrou's mixed music and dance group, will break down the ritual of the concert, deconstructing the sounds and setting of the preceding performance.
We're being advertised on Trinity Laban's website!
http://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/whats-on/events/music-events.16081.radical-ensembles-perform-at-the-ica.aspx
I'll upload more info on the event soon. In the meantime put the date in your diaries: May 28th!
As some of you have pointed out, some descriptions of the pieces are quite long. To avoid tldr (too long didn't read) instances, I'm going to shorten them a bit, as soon as I find some time.
Also, I've got two performances of my work coming up. Will post more info soon.
A
Hello and welcome to my new website!
Please bear with me as it is still under construction but feel free to send me your feedback and point out any mistakes or omissions you notice!
Thanks!
Andreas