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Tectonics festival

Sunday - May 08

Foyer, Old Fruitmarket & Grand Hall

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra 2

18:15

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra 2

Alvin Curran Musique Sans Frontières*
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Alwynne Pritchard# Rockaby (BBC Commission, World Premiere)
Michael Pisaro fields have ears (10) (constellation, monarch, canyon)+ (World Premiere)

Alwynne Pritchard# voice
John Tilbury piano+
Glasgow Chamber Choir*
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Ilan Volkov
conductor

Beginning in the foyer, Alvin Curran’s work will move to the Old Fruitmarket and the Grand Hall, and is written for bagpipes, saxophones, choir and orchestra and channels free jazz, traditional Scottish music and a little touch of Schumann. Alwynne Pritchard’s Rockaby for voice and orchestra draws inspiration from Samuel Beckett’s famous one-woman play, and John Tilbury is the soloist in Michael Pisaro’s new work, inspired by “the silence one feels standing in the dark at the edge of a canyon; a vastness of the space is not conveyed by the mass but by its lack”.