Aurora Orchestra
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The UK composer’s work premiered to acclaim and gasps of astonishment at the Proms in 2014. His ‘sound theatre’ piece, filmed by fixed cameras and headsets worn by musicians, is available to watch exclusively here, available until Monday 4 July.
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Six pieces suggested by objects in the Science Museum with site-specific performances of each made for an intriguing evening
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A disjointed collection of night-themed pieces by Britten, Ligeti, the Beatles and REM
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Playing an Anna Meredith premiere and Beethoven’s 40-minute Pastoral from memory brought a sense of spontaneity – the gamble certainly paid off
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Claire Booth sang Stravinsky, Ravel, Birtwistle, Julian Anderson – and a new piece by Augusta Read Thomas based on Emily Dickinson’s bird poems
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Good Morning, Midnight’s meditation on night-time uses words by poets including Emily Dickinson to create something greater than the sum of its parts
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A week ahead of its release, Aurora Orchestra’s first recording for Warner Classics is available to listen to here exclusively, for free
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This musical tour of 20th-century American classics is carefully thought out and performed with subtlety and panache, writes Andrew Clements
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Benedict Mason's Meld was performed convincingly, with choir and orchestra both making the most of the Albert Hall's acoustics, writes Andrew Clements
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A mind-blowing weekend of modernist music by Stockhausen and Boulez crowns this year's Rest Is Noise festival, writes Tim Ashley
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Orlando Gough's opera explores a world of virtual cyberdanger with inventive, characterful and pacy singing, writes George Hall
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This weekend, we've joined forces with the Roundhouse and A Room for London to bring you live streams of four concerts
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Nicholas Collon introduces the evening's three works
Aurora O/Collon/BBCSO/Gardner review – pulling out the party tricks