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18. May 2019 – 2, 3, and 4pm – performances of Amir Konjani’s To Be Someone Else is a Battle, Barbican’s Sound Unbound Festival
20-22 May 2019 Apartment House Residency at Cafe Oto
June 15, University of Durham, with Eva Zöllner
June 18, Venice Biennale (German Pavillon), with Eva Zöllner, Elnaz Seyedi’s Nach Neuen Meeren
August 4-11 Kalv Composers Academy, Sweden, with Mimitabu
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Category Archives: performance
Bandcamp Supporting Artists during the Covid-19 Pandemic!
Hi everyone, I hope you’re all keeping well in these difficult times. In case you’re not aware, Bandcamp are supporting artists today by giving all the fees from any sales directly to the artists (rather than taking their usual cut). So … Continue reading
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Plastic tube scordatura
As you may have gleaned from recent posts, I’m part of an AHRC-funded research project at the University of Leeds this year with Scott McLaughlin, called the Garden of Forking Paths. Scott and I have been toying with the idea … Continue reading
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Study with me at Goldsmiths University, London
Sometimes clarinetists ask me where I’m teaching, and I just wanted to write a quick blog post to let you know that you can now come and study with me at Goldsmiths. Based in the heart of vibrant south-east London, … Continue reading
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Shakuhatchi-style Bb clarinet playing
I mentioned this technique many years ago when I wrote my post on clarinet articulations. However, I didn’t go into too many details in terms of how it works, what pitches are available, etc. Basically, by removing the mouthpiece and … Continue reading
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15 “fuzzy octave” multiphonics for Bb clarinet
Because the clarinet only has odd harmonics in its spectrum, octaves in multiphonics are impossible. But there are a few that come very close, in a way that I find interesting and rather beautiful. These aren’t perfect octaves by any means. … Continue reading
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