Tickets £19 // Concession £16 // Under 30 £5
Advance booking required

 

EXAUDI:
Emma Tring soprano
Lucy Goddard mezzo
Tom Williams countertenor
David de Winter tenor
Simon Whiteley bass
Ben McKee bass
James Weeks conductor

 

Lorenzo Pagliei (Italy, 1972)
Marea flusso deriva (2022) 17’ World Premiere

Chiyoko Szlavnics (Canada, 1967)
Whorl Whirling Wings (2022) 12’ UK Premiere

Naomi Pinnock (UK, 1979)
Landscape (2022) 10’ UK Premiere

Mikel Urquiza (Spain, 1988)
HOWL (2022) 13’ UK Premiere

 

EXAUDI brings three new works to Huddersfield first heard at this year’s Wittener Tage: Chiyoko Szlavnics weaves writings by Anne Carson and Sappho into a texture of spoken and sung voices and electronic sound; Naomi Pinnock strips the human voice bare in her stark Landscape, and Mikel Urquiza responds to pandemic frustration with virtuosic energy and sonic playfulness in HOWL. Lorenzo Pagliei’s Marea flusso deriva is part of his ongoing Il Libro dei Margini (‘The Book of Boundaries’), exploring the liminal states of consciousness between waking and sleeping in a brilliant madrigale rappresentativo, in which the singers move gradually from a turbulence of cloudy half-thoughts and inchoate desires into a deep sleep.

 

 

Produced by hcmf// with the friendly support of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation; also supported by the Hinrichsen Foundation

Marea flusso deriva is commissioned by EXAUDI with the support of Diaphonique, Franco-British fund for classical contemporary music in partnership with the SACEM, the Friends of the French Institute Trust, the British Council, the Institut français, the Institut français du Royaume-Uni, the Centre National de la Musique, Creative Scotland and the Salabert Fondation

Whorl Whirling Wings is co-commissioned by Westdeutscher Rundfunk and hcmf//, supported by funds from Canada Council

Landscape is co-commissioned by Westdeutscher Rundfunk and hcmf//

HOWL is commissioned by Westdeutscher Rundfunk

 

Photo: Naomi Pinnock / Chiyoko Szlavnics © Matthew Billings

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