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Women in Music and the 13TH London New Wind Festival (Including WiM AGM)
Date 03 November 2010
DescriptionSilent Films by Women Film-Makers including
Tricia McCrae; What Do We See,
Helen Petts; Island,
Anne Telford; Reflections,
Flora Skivington; A New Way to Fly,
Patricia Videl Delgado; Videoscope,
Patricia Walsh ; Beyond the Trail,
Patti-Gaal Holmes ; Correspondance for Lovers.

And improvised Music by
Ensemble Trip-Tik
Catherine Pluygers (oboes),
Adrian Northover (Saxes),
Adam Bohman (Found Objects),
Alison Blunt (Violin) Guest Artist,
Caroline Kraable (Sax, Voice) Guest Artist.

Guest Speaker:
Debbie Golt from Outerglobe and Resonance Radio


LocationOctober Gallery, 24 Old Gloucester Street, Bloomsbury, London WC1N 3AL
Contact detailsEnquiries London New Wind Festival, 119 Woolstone Rd, Forest Hill, London SE23 2TQ
Emailcatherinepluygers@hotmail.com
Webwww.londonnewwindfestival.co.uk
Time6 - 7.30pm Women in Music AGM. Show 7.30 - 8.45pm, followed by Reception
Price£8 (£5)
 
Classical - composers
juice vocal ensemble / Errollyn Wallen, Anna Meredith, Mica Levi, Roxanna Panufnik and E.Laine
Date 10 August 2010 to 10 September 2010
DescriptionLaid Bare: 10 Love Songs - World Premiere

Laid Bare: Love Songs is a set of punchy a cappella songs commissioned by juice in collaboration with Arts Council England, the PRS Foundation and the Vale of Glamorgan Festival. Touching on the irreverent, soulful and unsettling, the songs are composed by an enticingly eclectic collection of artists - Anna Meredith, avant-soul improviser E Laine, Roxanna Panufnik, Errollyn Wallen, Mica Levi from artpop band Micachu and the Shapes, percussionist Damien Harron, Dai Fujikura, Phillip Neil Martin, award-winning folk artist Jim Moray and Gavin Bryars. Songs are inspired by everything from the Boswell Sisters and En Vogue, to lulling settings of contemporary poetry and traditional folk.

LocationVale of Glamorgan Festival of Music - Acapela, Pentyrch, CF15 9QD
Contact detailsCall the St Donats Arts Centre on 01446 799100, the BBC National Orchestra of Wales Audience Line on 03700 10 10 51
Emailjuicevocalensemble@googlemail.com
Webhttp://valeofglamorganfestival.org.uk/concerts/cold-hands-warm-heart-juice/
Time7.30pm with pre-concert talk at 6.15pm
Price£12 (£10 concessions)
 
Weir/Musgrave - choral works
Date 04 September 2010
DescriptionThe fifth Proms Saturday Matinee concert, given by the BBC Singers, the Arditti Quartet and Endymion, features Weir's All the Ends of the Earth and the world premiere of Musgrave's Ithaca, a BBC commission. This concert also includes works by Taverner, Harvey and Ferneyhough.
LocationCadogan Hall
Webhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/proms
Time3.00pm
Price£10/12
 
Dorothy Howell - Lamia
Date 05 September 2010
DescriptionProm 68 features Howell's symphonic poem Lamia, along with other orchestral works premiered by or associated with the founder of the Proms, Henry Wood. The concert also includes works by Bliss, Bax, Rachmaninov, Sibelius, Parry and Tchaikovsky.
LocationRoyal Albert Hall, London
Webhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/proms
Time8.00pm
Price£7-£35
 
Dorothy Forster - Mifanwy
Date 05 September 2010
DescriptionProm 67 is a recreation of the Last Night of Henry Wood's 1910 Proms season. It includes a number of short popular classics, one of which is the song Mifanwy by the then very popular composer Dorothy Forster.
LocationRoyal Albert Hall, London
Webhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/proms
Time2.30pm
PriceFree
 
Tansy Davies - Wild Card
Date 08 September 2010
DescriptionProm 72. The BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jiří Bělohlávek give the world premiere of Davies' new work Wild Card, a journey through the Tarot pack, along with orchestral works by Wagner and Bruckner. The Prom is preceded at 5.15pm by a Composer Portrait in which Davies will discuss her new work, a BBC commission, and introduce some of her chamber music. The Composer Portrait event will take place at the Royal College of Music.
LocationRoyal Albert Hall, London
Webhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/proms
Time7.00pm
Price£7-£35
 
Dafina Zeqiri - Dream
Date 23 September 2010
DescriptionThe third of "Four Late Evenings at the British Museum" with violinist Peter Sheppard Skærved. Dafina Zequiri is one of eight composers featured in a programme entitled "Trade and Travel", (part of "History of the World in 100 Objects")
LocationGreat Court, The British Museum, Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3DG,
Webhttp://www.peter-sheppard-skaerved.com/projects/british-museum-photos-by-richard-bram/
TimeCheck times
 
Jean Hasse - Collections Considered
Date 14 October 2010
DescriptionThe last of "Four Late Evenings at the British Museum" with violinist Peter Sheppard Skærved . Jean Hasse is one of six composers featured in a programme entitled "Objects and Today's World", (part of "History of the World in 100 Objects")

"The tally sticks in the Enlightenment gallery are a powerful symbol of our times, dominated by invoices and receipts. Alongside these, composers respond to the original translation programme, the Rosetta stone, to the idea of a modern collection of objects, and to the astounding modern notion of our place in the universe."
LocationGreat Court, The British Museum, Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3DG,
Webhttp://www.peter-sheppard-skaerved.com/projects/british-museum-photos-by-richard-bram/
 
Coggeshall Camerata
Date 16 October 2010
DescriptionCoggeshall Camerata perform works by Henry Purcell including Dido & Aeneas, Rejoice in the Lord Alway & O Sing unto the Lord accompanied by the Ad Lib String Quartet & conducted by Janette Ruocco.
LocationSt Peter ad Vincula, Coggeshall CO6 1UD
Contact detailsBeverley on 07786 125 703
Emailcoggeshallcamerata@janette-ruocco.co.uk
Webhttp://www.janette-ruocco.co.uk/--Coggeshall-Camerata.html
Time19:30
Price£10, £8 conc
 
Dorothy Howell - Piano Concerto
Date 11 November 2010
DescriptionThe first professional performance in over 70 odd years with the Orion Symphony Orchestra as part of a 'Remembrance & Revival' concert at London's Cadagon Hall.
The sololist will be the outstanding Bulgarian - British concert pianist Valentina Seferinova.
LocationCadagon Hall, London
Contact detailshttp://www.cadoganhall.com/contact.php
Webhttp://www.cadoganhall.com/showpage.php?pid=1346
Time19-30hrs
Price£30, £22, £15
 
IAWM Congress 2011
Date 15 September 2011 to 18 September 2011
DescriptionThe International Alliance for Women in Music (IAWM) and Northern Arizona University School of Music, in cooperation with the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra are pleased to announce the IAWM Congress 2011 to be held September 15-18 in Flagstaff, AZ. The theme of our congress is "In Beauty We Walk: Changing Women and the New Musical Landscape." The four-day congress will be held on the campus of Northern Arizona University and will feature established and upcoming women composers as well as students, musicologists, music theorists and ethnomusicologists, educators, performers and conductors who will contribute their knowledge and expertise in concerts, workshops, papers and panel discussions.

The title of this conference illuminates the rich history of the region and is meant to represent cultures and histories throughout many nations. The story of Navajo creation figure Changing Woman contains images and metaphors with which many women today can identify. The overarching principle of walking in beauty is easily experienced in one of the most strikingly spectacular landscapes of the United States, including one of the seven natural wonders of the world, The Grand Canyon.

Information about how, when and where to submit papers and compositions will be available by August 1, 2010.
LocationFlagstaff, AZ
Contact detailsJudith Cloud, Professor of Music, Northern Arizona University
Emailjudith.cloud@nau.edu
Webhttp://www.iawm.org/events.htm
 
Workshops
smart womens recording club workshops
Date 04 September 2010
DescriptionStudio based workshops for singers, musicians and electronic artists.
Ongoing free taster session and full day workshops visit site for more more details.

Theses workshops are based at TIgersonic Studio and led by experienced female engineer, producer Felix Macintosh.
LocationLondon N7
Emailinfo@smartwomensrecordingclubworkshops.co.uk
Webhttp://www.smartwomensrecordingclubworkshops.co.uk
Timesaturday 4th September
Price£65
 
Other
Million Women Rise Manchester
Date 18 September 2010
DescriptionWe are looking for women who would like to share their culture either by doing a cultural performance, having a stall to show pictures and traditions, wearing traditional clothes or any other ideas that you might have.
LocationManchester
Contact details07872015114
Emailmwrmanchester@gmail.com
 
The Brilliant & The Dark
Date 23 September 2010
DescriptionThe Brilliant & The Dark is an opera for women's voices that looks at history through the eyes of the crusaders' wives, plague stricken women, witch hunters and war workers. It was first performed by 1000 women volunteers in 1969.

Join this special live event with artists Eileen Simpson and Ben White (Open Music Archive) as they present their re-interpretation of this musical adventure in collaboration with their female choir Gaggle
LocationThe Women's Library, Old Castle Street, London E1 7NT
Emailmoreinfo@thewomenslibrary.ac.uk
Webhttp://www.thewomenslibrary.ac.uk
Time 7pm - 8.30pm
Price £6, £4 concessions
 
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