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Voices III - Festival Highlights
Friday 22nd of February to Sunday 24th February saw the Peninsula Arts Contemporary Music Festival 2008 at the University of Plymouth. Highlights including pictures, sound and video clips are shown below.
Performance of “The Hangman Frames”, by Dominic Murcott (Trumpet, Noel Langley)
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Percussionist Jessica Ryckewaert
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Eduardo Miranda 'Sacra Conversazione’ Opus 3 (2008) for string orchestra, percussion and electronics (premiere)
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Click below for video footage of Sacra Conversazione premiere: |
Kate Westbrook
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David Prior and Larry Lynch "On what it might mean to be spinning", Voice John Hall
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Click below for samples of performances from the Southside Cafe concert: Marcello Gimenes and iME (Video) |
Getting ready for the gig at Southside Café
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Alexis Kirke and Lola Perrin "Repertoire of the Community"
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Simon Ible introduces Mike Westbrook and The Village Band
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Waiting for The BEAST - Birmingham ElectroAcoustic Sound Theatre
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University of Plymouth Students perform Sam Richards' "About Time"
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Lola Perrin
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Malcolm Latchem, leader of the Ten Tors Orchestra
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Karen Street and Andy Tweed
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Setting up the BEAST
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Festival Directors - Prof. Eduardo R. Miranda and Simon Ible
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Composer Sam Richards
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Guto Nobrega, Lola Perrin, and Alexis Kirke performing at Interface
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Mike Westbrook
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