<p>An interview with UK Composer Daniel Denyer.  Rob visits Daniel at his apartment at the Kilburn stop off the Jubilee Line in London, England.  Through his window the overground can be heard to rattle by, and from his apartment that sound is transformed.  His works include composition and performances of THE BACCHAE and surreal sounds for a micro-opera about the ancient city of Troy.  </p>

An interview with UK Composer Daniel Denyer. Rob visits Daniel at his apartment at the Kilburn stop off the Jubilee Line in London, England. Through his window the overground can be heard to rattle by, and from his apartment that sound is transformed. His works include composition and performances of THE BACCHAE and surreal sounds for a micro-opera about the ancient city of Troy.

<p>An interview with UK Composer Daniel Denyer.&nbsp; Rob visits Daniel at his apartment at the Kilburn stop off the Jubilee Line in London, England.&nbsp; Through his window the overground can be heard to rattle by, and from his apartment that sound is transformed.&nbsp; His works include composition and performances of THE BACCHAE and surreal sounds for a micro-opera about the ancient city of Troy.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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