Concerts

Thursday 28 November 2019
West Court
Edinburgh College of Art
Edinburgh

Joanna Bailie • On and Off
Lois V Vierk • Go Guitars
Lawrence Dunn • Set of Four
Louis d’Heudieres • Laughter Studies 1
Alexander Schubert • Sensate Focus

Sunday 10 November 2019
Cafe Oto
18-22 Ashwin Street
London E8 3DL

Tim Parkinson • String Quartet 2019

Part of a CD launch event for the all that dust label.

Thursday 7 November 2019
Minghella Theatre
University of Reading

Tim Parkinson • String Quartet 2019 [wp]

1:00pm Wednesday 9 October 2019
Studio One
University of Surrey
Guildford

Kristine Tjøgersen • We should get to know each other
Louis d’Heudieres • Laughter Studies 1
Joanna Bailie • Roll Call
Laurence Crane • Riis

10:30pm Friday 20 September 2019
National Philharmonic, chamber hall
Warsaw

Monika Dalach • Shout 1/2/3 [wp]
Sławomir Wojciechowski • HANDMADE [wp]
Trond Reinholdtsen • 13 Music Theatre Pieces
Cassandra Miller • Traveller Song

Friday 9 August 2019
and Saturday 10 August 2019

A chamber opera by Danish composer Rasmus Zwicki to be performed at a secret location in London. Part of the Tête à Tête Opera Festival.

Monday 29 July 2019
UK Society for Music Analysis
Turner Sims
Southampton

Heinrich Biber • Passacaglia
Domenico Scarlatti • Sonatas K519, K380 and K159
Matthew Shlomowitz • Lecture About Bad Music

7:00pm Friday 28 June 2019
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Silk Street, Barbican, London EC2Y 8DT

Following three days working with Guildhall Masters students, +- presents an evening concert with 5 student works by Masters composers alongside pieces by Cassandra Miller and Davíð Brynjar Franzson

Wednesday 5 June 2019
Bath Spa University

Composition workshops with Bath Spa University students.

Thursday 16 May 2019
Southampton University

Composition workshops with students of University of Southampton.

7:00pm Tuesday 18 December 2018
City University Performance Space
St John Street, London EC1V 4PB

Following recent forays into performative and intermedial work, Plus Minus returns to its roots with a programme of instrumental music with electronics. Four of the most refined and distinctive voices in contemporary music will be featured: Cassandra Miller, Davíð Brynjar Franzson, and City composers Newton Armstrong and Georgia Rodgers. Each of these composers is concerned, albeit in different ways, with the fundaments of the compositional act and the manner in which sonic materials can be contextualised, processed, layered and transcribed.

Newton Armstrong • thread—surface
Georgia Rodgers • St. Andrew’s Lyddington
Davíð Brynjar Franzson • Ideation #2.1 [wp]
Newton Armstrong • the way to go out
Cassandra Miller • Traveller Song

7:00pm Tuesday 27 March 2018
City University Performance Space
St John Street, London EC1V 4PB

This concert will feature the work of six emerging UK-based composers. The programme will serve as a platform for the genuinely broad spectrum of compositional approaches present in today’s new music scene, from the conceptual, performative and intermedial, to work driven by sonic exploration and the re-imagining of traditional musical materials.

This concert has been made possible by the generous support of the Hinrichsen Foundation.

Ben Jameson • Silent Doom Disco
Monika Dalach • Shout #1
Caitlin Rowley • Community of Objects
Alice Jeffreys • For Plus Minus
Oliver Thurley • abate ablaze abrade
Lawrence Dunn • Set of Four