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Black Milk on Thursday 30th April 2020
Varèse Octandre
Grace-Evangeline Mason Glass Cathedrals
Webern Concerto for Nine Instruments
Matthew Grouse wood.pulse
Mark-Anthony Turnage Black Milk world premiere
Berg Chamber Concerto
The highlight of tonight’s packed programme is a major new work from one of our country’s greatest living composers. Commissioned by Psappha and written for incomparable jazz singer Ian Shaw and a 16-strong ensemble, Mark-Anthony Turnage’s Black Milk receives its world premiere tonight – and the composer himself will be on hand to introduce it. Also tonight, two works created for our Composing For project, Grace-Evangeline Mason’s hauntingly tender piece for solo harp and Matthew Grouse’s invigorating bassoon solo, and our Viennese whirl ends with chamber-group classics by Webern and Berg.
Geoffrey Paterson Conductor
Ian Shaw Vocalist
Into the Music at 6.40pm (Free to ticket-holders)
Geoffrey Paterson Conductor Ian Shaw Vocalist Mark-Anthony Turnage joins Tim Williams and the RNCM’s Douglas Jarman to introduce tonight’s concert.
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Minimum age: 10
Entry price (public): Range from £5 plus booking fees (Additional fees may apply)
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Halle St. Peters in Manchester
40 BLOSSOM STREET,
Manchester,
M4 6BF
Tel: 01612377000
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