TURNING POINTS: ORGANISED SOUND
TURNING POINTS: ORGANISED SOUND
Music by Boulez, Feldman, Tansy Davies and more
Kings Place, London
In this video series The Composer's Mind, we meet the composers behind London Sinfonietta's rich programme of newly commissioned repertoire. In this first episode, we speak to Tansy Davies. Having began her relationship with the London Sinfonietta as a keen school participant as part of our early education programme, Davies has become a regular collaborator with the ensemble with recent world premieres including The Rule Is Love (2019) and her RPS award-winning chamber opera Cave (2017), with librettist Nick Drake. Hear examples of her music and her account of a journey into making music.
All music shown and heard in this film is the copyright by Faber Music.
Performance materials for all music available from Faber Music.
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Published: 29 Oct 2020
