Orchestral Theatre
Adrian CurtinThis podcast features a series of conversations with people who bridge orchestral performance and theatre by reimagining how concerts are programmed and presented, how musicians perform, where performance can occur, and the role of the audience in the co-creation of the live event. This podcast is part of a research project funded by the British Academy. For more information, please visit the proj... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Jane Mitchell is my guest for this episode, the last in the series. Jane is principal flute and creative director for Aurora Orchestra, and has been deeply involved in Aurora's programming, production, and devising of work since the orchestra began. ... more
My guests for this episode are Jonathan Morton and Jenny Jamison from Scottish Ensemble.
Jonathan Morton is Artistic Director at Scottish Ensemble, where his eclectic and engaging programming has been enthusiastically praised by audiences internati... more
Adam Szabo is my guest for this episode. Adam is the chief executive and co-founder of Manchester Collective. Formed in 2016, Manchester Collective has become known for their experimental programming and daring collaborations. They play in concert ha... more
In this episode I speak with Yusuf Narcin, a bass trombonist, educator, and workshop leader, based in London. Yusuf works in a variety of genres, including jazz, folk, klezmer, and improvised music. Among the classical ensembles Yusuf plays with are ... more
In this episode I talk with the production and design team Harry Ross and Helen Scarlett O'Neill about their collaboration with the London Contemporary Orchestra on their 2013 concert series entitled 'Imagined Occasions'. This series, which focused o... more
My guest for this episode is the composer/performer Neil Luck. Neil runs the performance group ARCO – a company that focuses on experimental music-theatre. I talk with Neil about his 2018 piece Regretfully Yours, Ongoing, commissioned by the London C... more
My guest for this episode is Kate Wakeling, writer-in-residence with Aurora Orchestra. I talk with Kate about 'Far, Far Away', Aurora's series of storytelling concerts for children, which are part of the orchestra's exploration of theatrical approach... more
In this episode I speak with Andrew Burke, Chief Executive and Artistic Director of London Sinfonietta. Andrew tells me about the Sinfonietta's history of artistic risk-taking -- engaging audiences with new music and unconventional approaches to perf... more
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