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World Premiere Wednesday: Naomi Pinnock

Our monthly World Premiere Wednesday series continues with a new short work for solo trombone premiered live online. Presenter Zoë Martlew and composer Naomi Pinnock delve further into the piece in this fascinating insight into the compositional process.

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World Premiere Wednesday: Lisa Illean

Our monthly World Premiere Wednesday series, brings you the world premiere of a new Sinfonietta Short performed by one of our players, live online. In this video we hear a new piece for electric guitar by Lisa Illean, premiered online by Huw Davies and hosted by Zoë Martlew

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World Premiere Wednesday: Matthew Kaner

The latest in our series of World Premiere Wednesday performances, bringing you the world premiere of a new Sinfonietta Short performed by one of our players, live online. In this video we hear Matthew Kaner's I. The Swift; II. The Kestrel, performed by principal clarinet Mark Van de Wiel on basset clarinet, hosted by Zoë Martlew.

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World Premiere Wednesday: Luke Lewis

Our monthly World Premiere Wednesday series continues with a new piece for violin duo by Luke Lewis, premiered online by principal violin Jonathan Morton and Clio Gould. The composer will join us live for a conversation after the performance.

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World Premiere Wednesday: Oliver Leith & Anders Nordentoft

Our monthly World Premiere Wednesday series continues with a new short work for solo cello by Oliver Leith premiered live online by London Sinfonietta principal cello, Tim Gill, plus a rare chance to hear a world premiere from leading Danish composer Anders Nordentoft. Tim was joined by both composers to discuss their contrasting works and take questions from viewers in a live Q&A, hosted by Zoë Martlew.

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World Premiere Wednesday: Robert Mitchell

The latest in our series of World Premiere Wednesday performances, bringing you the world premiere of a new Sinfonietta Short performed by one of our players, live online. In this video we hear Our Hearts Dance The Infinite (As The Giant Puya Blooms), a new piano work by Robert Mitchell, and Jennifer Walshe's becher performed by Clíodna Shanahan on piano.

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