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- Gawain - David Harsent and Clare Lees in conversation, part 1Institute of Musical ResearchGawain - David Harsent and Clare Lees in conversation, part 1[PRESENTERS] David Harsent and Clare LeesDavid Harsent (Professor of Creative Writing, University of Roehampton) and Clare Lees (Professor of Medieval Literature and History of the Language, King's College London) discuss the fourteenth century poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight". David Harsent explores how he reshaped the poem as a libretto for Sir Harrison Birtwistle's opera "Gawain".Supported by: Institute of Musical Research, King's College London, University of RoehamptonCameras and Editing: David LefeberExecutive Producer: Paul Archbold© 2015 Metier Sound & Vision Ltd0 min
- Gawain - David Harsent and Clare Lees in conversation, part 2Institute of Musical ResearchGawain - David Harsent and Clare Lees in conversation, part 1[PRESENTERS] David Harsent and Clare LeesDavid Harsent (Professor of Creative Writing, University of Roehampton) and Clare Lees (Professor of Medieval Literature and History of the Language, King's College London) discuss the fourteenth century poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight". David Harsent explores how he reshaped the poem as a libretto for Sir Harrison Birtwistle's opera "Gawain".Supported by: Institute of Musical Research, King's College London, University of RoehamptonCameras and Editing: David LefeberExecutive Producer: Paul Archbold© 2015 Metier Sound & Vision Ltd0 min
- Gawain - David Harsent and Clare Lees in conversation, part 2Institute of Musical ResearchGawain - David Harsent and Clare Lees in conversation, part 1[PRESENTERS] David Harsent and Clare LeesDavid Harsent (Professor of Creative Writing, University of Roehampton) and Clare Lees (Professor of Medieval Literature and History of the Language, King's College London) discuss the fourteenth century poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight". David Harsent explores how he reshaped the poem as a libretto for Sir Harrison Birtwistle's opera "Gawain".Supported by: Institute of Musical Research, King's College London, University of RoehamptonCameras and Editing: David LefeberExecutive Producer: Paul Archbold© 2015 Metier Sound & Vision Ltd0 min
- Celebrating the 80th anniversary of Alfred Schnittke's birth: Round Table with Mark Lubotsky, Dmitri Smirnov & Elena Firsova, chaired by Roger RedgateInstitute of Musical ResearchCelebrating the 80th anniversary of Alfred Schnittke's birth: Round Table with Mark Lubotsky, Dmitri Smirnov & Elena Firsova, chaired by Roger Redgate[PRESENTERS] Mark Lubotsky, Dmitri Smirnov & Elena Firsova, chaired by Roger RedgateOn the 80th anniversary of Alfred Schnittke's birth, Mark Lubotsky, Dmitri Smirnov and Elena Firsova discuss the relevance of Schnittke's music to Russia and to music today. Mark Lubotsky reflects on the compositions that Schnittke wrote for him, including the violin concerti and the works featured in the concert at the IMR on 24 November 2014Supported by: Institute of Musical Research; John Coffin Trust; Centre for Russian Studies, Goldsmiths University of LondonCameras and Editing: David LefeberExecutive Producer: Paul Archbold© 2015 Metier Sound & Vision Ltd0 min
- Celebrating the 80th anniversary of Alfred Schnittke's birth: Round Table with Mark Lubotsky, Dmitri Smirnov & Elena Firsova, chaired by Roger RedgateInstitute of Musical ResearchCelebrating the 80th anniversary of Alfred Schnittke's birth: Round Table with Mark Lubotsky, Dmitri Smirnov & Elena Firsova, chaired by Roger Redgate[PRESENTERS] Mark Lubotsky, Dmitri Smirnov & Elena Firsova, chaired by Roger RedgateOn the 80th anniversary of Alfred Schnittke's birth, Mark Lubotsky, Dmitri Smirnov and Elena Firsova discuss the relevance of Schnittke's music to Russia and to music today. Mark Lubotsky reflects on the compositions that Schnittke wrote for him, including the violin concerti and the works featured in the concert at the IMR on 24 November 2014Supported by: Institute of Musical Research; John Coffin Trust; Centre for Russian Studies, Goldsmiths University of LondonCameras and Editing: David LefeberExecutive Producer: Paul Archbold© 2015 Metier Sound & Vision Ltd0 min
- Brian Ferneyhough in conversation with Christopher RedgateInstitute of Musical ResearchBrian Ferneyhough in conversation with Christopher Redgate[COMPOSER] Brian FerneyhoughThe distinguished composer Brian Ferneyhough talks with the oboist Christopher Redgate about the composition of Schatten aud Wasser und Stein for Howarth/Redgate system aboe and string quartet.Supported by Institute of Musical Research, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, AHRC Research Centre for Musical Performance as Creative Practise, Royal Academy of MusicExecutive Producer: Paul ArchboldSound: David LefeberEditor: Jane CleggDirector: Colin Still© Optic Nerve, 20130 min
- Prof. Christian Wolff in conversation with Richard BernasInstitute of Musical ResearchProf. Christian Wolff in conversation with Richard Bernas[COMPOSER] Christian WolffThe distinguished composer Prof. Christian Wolff talks with the conductor Richard Bernas about his work and his contemporaries: John Cage, Morton Feldman, Earle Brown, David Tudor, Robert Rauschenberg, Frederic Rzewski and Cornelius Cardew.Supported by Institute of Musical ResearchFilming and Editing: David LefeberExecutive Producer: Paul Archbold© 2014 Metier Sound & Vision Ltd0 min
- Brian Ferneyhough in conversation with Christopher RedgateInstitute of Musical ResearchBrian Ferneyhough in conversation with Christopher Redgate[COMPOSER] Brian FerneyhoughThe distinguished composer Brian Ferneyhough talks with the oboist Christopher Redgate about the composition of Schatten aud Wasser und Stein for Howarth/Redgate system aboe and string quartet.Supported by Institute of Musical Research, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, AHRC Research Centre for Musical Performance as Creative Practise, Royal Academy of MusicExecutive Producer: Paul ArchboldSound: David LefeberEditor: Jane CleggDirector: Colin Still© Optic Nerve, 20130 min
- Prof. Christian Wolff in conversation with Richard BernasInstitute of Musical ResearchProf. Christian Wolff in conversation with Richard Bernas[COMPOSER] Christian WolffThe distinguished composer Prof. Christian Wolff talks with the conductor Richard Bernas about his work and his contemporaries: John Cage, Morton Feldman, Earle Brown, David Tudor, Robert Rauschenberg, Frederic Rzewski and Cornelius Cardew.Supported by Institute of Musical ResearchFilming and Editing: David LefeberExecutive Producer: Paul Archbold© 2014 Metier Sound & Vision Ltd0 min
- Helmut Lachenmann in conversation with John DeathridgeInstitute of Musical ResearchHelmut Lachenmann in conversation with John Deathridge[PRESENTERS] Helmut Lachenmann (Composer) and John Deathridge (Emeritus King Edward, Professor of Music, King's College London)Helmut Lachenmann at 80A symposium on Helmut Lachenmann's musicSt David's Room, King's College LondonPromoted by: Institute of Musical Research, Institute of Modern Languages Research, King's College London, University of LondonSupported by: Hepner Foundation, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, London, Southbank CentreCameras and Editing: David LefeberExecutive Producer: Paul Archbold© 2015 Metier Sound & Vision Ltd0 min
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