On Sunday 15 Oct, Francis Knights and Dan Tidhar are presenting a workshop of new works and works in progress for two harpsichords, at 4pm in Fitzwilliam College Auditorium, Storey’s Way, Cambridge. The session will include music by Mark Bellis, Colin Blundell, Philip Joy, Jenni Pinnock, Stephen Watkins, Ian Wilson and others. Prior to this,Continue reading “Two harpsichords concert and CNM workshop at Fitzwilliam Auditorium, 15 October 2017”
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New Structures in Composition 16/09/17: photos and programme
Thanks to everyone who made our recent New Structures in Composition concert such a success; composers, performers and not least the audience of 60 who were crammed into Fitzwilliam College Chapel on a very wet Saturday in September. Some photos from the event are below, and a pdf of the programme can be downloaded here.Continue reading “New Structures in Composition 16/09/17: photos and programme”
New Structures in Composition concert, 16 Sept 2017
We can now announce details of our next concert: New Structures in Composition, 5pm Saturday 16 September 2017 at Fitzwilliam College Chapel, Fitzwilliam College, Storeys Way, Cambridge CB3 0DG. Admission free. With the decline in popularity of traditional compositional structures such as sonata form, it is interesting to explore fields beyond music for new structuralContinue reading “New Structures in Composition concert, 16 Sept 2017”
The Pale Enchanted Gold, 17 June 2017: recital programme announced
This June’s CNM summer afternoon recital by Tim Torry (baritone), Charles Hine (clarinet) and Alan Bullard (piano) will take place at 3pm on 17 June at Castle Methodist Church, Maidenburgh St, Colchester CO1 1TT; entry free, retiring collection. The programme is based around three key works: Tim Torry’s setting of JRR Tolkein’s ‘The Pale EnchantedContinue reading “The Pale Enchanted Gold, 17 June 2017: recital programme announced”
Effects of the Light – Private view at the Digby Gallery, Mercury Theatre, Colchester, 16th November 2013
CNM Publicity Officer Alexander Blustin has an exhibition of his linocuts in the Digby Gallery of the Mercury Theatre, Colchester, from 12-20th November. The exhibition is entitled Effects of the Light. You will have seen some of Alex’s work on recent CNM posters. As part of the private view on 16th November (11.30am-1.30pm), Alex hasContinue reading “Effects of the Light – Private view at the Digby Gallery, Mercury Theatre, Colchester, 16th November 2013”
