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Into the Ocean: The Viola | Featuring Stephen Upshaw
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Premiered on 26 Jun 2020
Curated by James Layton, one of six winners of the inaugural TL Innovation Award, ‘Into the Ocean’ is an integrated concert and recording series showcasing the work of recent graduate composers.
The project has its origins in James’ time at TL studying composition, where a training highlight was how frequently his works were performed and recorded. He recognised the importance of this for developing artists, but noticed that many contemporary classical record labels tend to focus on work by established composers. To remedy this, James set up ‘Into the Ocean’, a new platform for emerging writers.
Originally due to be performed last month at The Hundred Years Gallery, this solo performance by American violist Stephen Upshaw has been reinvented for a digital audience.
Included in the 30-minute programme are Georgina Bowden’s Yaban Arilar (Wild Bees) and Heather Stephenson’s Passacaglia, two new commissions specifically written for ‘Into the Ocean’ by TL alumni.
Find out more about the TL Innovation Award:
Music by:
Benjamin Graves - NocturNe
Instagram and Twitter : @benjaminhgraves
Georgina Bowden - Yaban Arilar (Wild Bees)
Instagram : @georginabowdenart
Heather Stephenson - Passacaglia
Marc Yeats - Hyran
Jonathan Harvey - Chant
Video credit:
Filmed by Stephen Upshaw and James Layton
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Into the Ocean Presents: The Viola
A collection of experimental works for solo viola by emerging British and American composers
TRACK LISTING:
1 - Tandem - Theo Finkel
2 - Passacaglia - Heather Stephenson
3 - Allanton Air - Michael Worboys
4 - Yaban Arıları (Wild Bees) - Georgina Bowden
5 - Two Thousand, One Hundred Ninety-Seven - Matt Simon
6 - Wandering - James Layton
7 - The Harmonics of Real Strings - John Lely
credits
released October 2, 2020
Stephen Upshaw - Viola
Recorded and Edited by Aaron Holloway-Nahum
Mixed by John Lely
Artwork by Georgina Bowden
Curated by James Layton, one of six winners of the inaugural TL Innovation Award, ‘Into the Ocean’ is an integrated concert and recording series showcasing the work of recent graduate composers.
The project has its origins in James’ time at TL studying composition, where a training highlight was how frequently his works were performed and recorded. He recognised the importance of this for developing artists, but noticed that many contemporary classical record labels tend to focus on work by established composers. To remedy this, James set up ‘Into the Ocean’, a new platform for emerging writers.
Originally due to be performed last month at The Hundred Years Gallery, this solo performance by American violist Stephen Upshaw has been reinvented for a digital audience.
Included in the 30-minute programme are Georgina Bowden’s Yaban Arilar (Wild Bees) and Heather Stephenson’s Passacaglia, two new commissions specifically written for ‘Into the Ocean’ by TL alumni.
Find out more about the TL Innovation Award:
Music by:
Benjamin Graves - NocturNe
Instagram and Twitter : @benjaminhgraves
Georgina Bowden - Yaban Arilar (Wild Bees)
Instagram : @georginabowdenart
Heather Stephenson - Passacaglia
Marc Yeats - Hyran
Jonathan Harvey - Chant
Video credit:
Filmed by Stephen Upshaw and James Layton
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Into the Ocean Presents: The Viola
A collection of experimental works for solo viola by emerging British and American composers
TRACK LISTING:
1 - Tandem - Theo Finkel
2 - Passacaglia - Heather Stephenson
3 - Allanton Air - Michael Worboys
4 - Yaban Arıları (Wild Bees) - Georgina Bowden
5 - Two Thousand, One Hundred Ninety-Seven - Matt Simon
6 - Wandering - James Layton
7 - The Harmonics of Real Strings - John Lely
credits
released October 2, 2020
Stephen Upshaw - Viola
Recorded and Edited by Aaron Holloway-Nahum
Mixed by John Lely
Artwork by Georgina Bowden
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