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  • February 2010

    Aronowitz Ensemble

    The Aronowitz Ensemble prepared works by Bridge, Mendelssohn and Dvořák for performance in the Britten Studio. They will return later in the year to do some recording work with Sonimage.

    Click here to watch a video of them working

  • January 2010

    Paul Lewis and Steven Osborne

    Two of this country's most versatile and inventive pianists, Paul Lewis and Steven Osborne took part in an Aldeburgh Residency to prepare Schubert works for four hands for a performance in the Britten Studio.

    Read Musical Criticism's review of the performance

  • January 2010

    Faster Than Sound: An English Journey - ReImagined

    The first Faster Than Sound event of 2010 saw Iain Sinclair and Alan Moore undertake a journey across England, starting in Aldeburgh.

    Joined by Shirley Collins, Susan Stenger, F. M. Einheit and Graham Dolphin, the duo created a project like no other during their Aldeburgh Residency: a mapping of place in the here and now, a mixture of electronic graffiti, folk music and unique writing styles, intertwining with voices set in a haunted filmic soundscape.

    Faster Than Sound is generously supported by The Paul Hamlyn Foundation

    Read an interview with Iain Sinclair in The Telegraph
    Read The Times' review of the performance
    Click here to view videos from the project

    Aldeburgh Residencies

    Latin, jazz and world music specialist Alex Wilson took part in an Aldeburgh Residency in September 2008, alongside Malian musicians Madou Sidiki Diabaté and Ahmed Fofana, to develop their Mali Latino project.

    Click here to see the results of their Open Session.

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