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SATURDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2012
Faster Than Sound: I Burn for You
‘I Burn for You’ is an atmospheric new music theatre work inspired by Bram Stoker’s legendary vampire novel Dracula, created by composer Ian Wilson and stage director Tom Creed
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Friday 26 March 2010 - Saturday 27 March 2010
Aldeburgh Young Musicians at Southbank CentreAs part of a weekend to celebrate the variety of talent of Music and Dance in London and the South East, Aldeburgh Young Musicians perform a new work at the Royal Festival Hall.
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Saturday 27 March 2010
Hadleigh Choral Society & John LillHadleigh Choral Society and Colchester Symphony Orchestra present Orff’s spectacular Carmina Burana, and short works by Finzi and Ireland, joined by the renowned John Lill for Brahms’s Piano Concerto No.1.
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SPRING 2012 DIGITAL BROCHURE
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EXHIBITIONS
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BEHIND THE SCENES
23 January - 3 February
Lunchtime Chamber Music Residency - Bennewitz Quartet
The Bennewitz Quartet in residence working on Dvořák, Haydn and Bartók prior to their performance
6 - 17 February
Lunchtime Chamber Music Residency - Castalian Quartet
The Castalian Quartet in residence working on Dvořák and Mendelssohn prior to their performance
13 - 17 February
AYM Meet Led Bib
Composition in the moment with torch bearers of the young British Jazz scene
Faster Than Sound - Future Dates
11 February 2012
I Burn for You
'I Burn for You’ is an atmospheric new music theatre work inspired by Bram Stoker’s legendary vampire novel Dracula, created by composer Ian Wilson and stage director Tom Creed.
Hungarian death metal vocalist Attila Csihar (Mayhem, Sunn O))), and Void of Voices) – whose remarkable voice has been described as operatic – plays the vampyric role.
