Spem in Alium at Tate Modern | VIDEO | an interview with ORA director Suzi Digby
In this video Hannah Nepilova talks to Suzi Digby, artistic director of ORA singers, ahead of their performance at Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall at 8pm tomorrow evening (September…
Daylonging, Slacktide | REVIEW | Lawrence Power plays Cassandra Miller’s new piece inspired by a Georgian traditional song project
By Hugh Morris Lawrence Power’s ten lockdown commissions aim to breathe life into venues currently starved of their vital lifeblood. Filmed around some of…
Live from Lockdown | VIDEO | An interview with founder of BitterSuite Steph Singer
In this video Hannah Nepilova talks to Steph Singer, Founder of BitterSuite, about HELD, their upcoming multisensory show created specially for performance during the COVID-19 pandemic….
Wild Song | REVIEW | An album that positions Britten’s songs between poetry by W.B. Yeats and electronic interludes
By Rosie Olver Benjamin Britten is a composer known for his devotion to the Suffolk coast. He set various operas in his home town…
Fólk fær andlit | REVIEW | An album about refugees in Iceland by a film and television composer
By Rosie Olver Icelandic composer, Hildur Guðnadóttir, is best known for her hugely celebrated film and television scores. Her music for the 2019 miniseries…
Tender Symmetry | REVIEW | An album inspired by National Trust sites
By Rosie Olver Emmy-winning composer Michael Price has worked on a number of impressive television soundtracks. They include the popular BBC series Sherlock, ITV’s…