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Electroacoustic Music Studios BEAST Concerts in 1995 Electroacoustic Music Studios BEAST Concerts in 1995 Rumours, Birmingham, England, 22nd - 23rd January Bangor, Wales, 4th February 10th Barber Festival of Contemporary Music, Birmingham, England, 25th January - 4th March Durham, England, 16th February Plugged!, South Bank Centre, London, England, 18th - 19th February More about BEAST concerts:- Tunbridge Wells, 23rd February Concert news Manchester, 25th February Concert archives Rumours, Birmingham, England, 19th - 20th March Sonorities, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1st May 1995 Aspekte, Salzburg, Austria, 22nd - 25th May Music Live '95, Birmingham, England, May Web, Birmingham, England, 24th -29th May Bath International Music Festival, Bath, England, 31st May Rumours, 22nd - 23rd January 1995 Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham, England Sunday 22nd January 1. Paul Koonce - Whitewash 2. Joseph Anderson - In Mosaic 3. Ambrose Field - Geosphere 4. Dave Liffen -Trumpet Involuntary 5. Michel Redolf - Desert Tracks Monday 23rd January 1. Brays School - Making a Splash 2. Robert Normandeau - Éclats de voix 3. Bartley Green School - Evolution 4. Paul Dolden - In the Natural Doorway I Crouch 5. Trevor Wishart - Tongues of Fire 6. Three local schools - H-Too-Eau 7. Francis Dhomont - Chiaroscuro 4th February 1995 University of Bangor, Bangor, Wales 1. Jonty Harrison - Klang 2. Joseph Hyde - Songlines 3. Pete Stollery - Shortstuff 4. Andrew Lewis - Ascent 5. Denis Smalley -Pentes 6. Trevor Wishart - Vox 5 7. Alejandro Viñao - Go 10th Barber Festival of Contemporary Music, 25th January - 4th March 1995 Barber Institute, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, England 8th February 1st March Imaginary Guitars New Music Ensemble and BEAST BEAST with Tim Brady (electric guitar) 9th February 3rd March BEAST with Daryl Buckley (guitar). 1.10 pm 1. Pierre Schaeffer - Concertino diapson New Music Ensemble and BEAST 2. Michael Whiticker - In Prison Air 3. Pierre Schaeffer - Variations sur une flûte mexicaine 7.30 pm 4. Haydn Reeder - Draw Near to the Bell 5. Pierre Schaeffer - Suite 14 Fine Arts Brass Ensemble and BEAST 6. Alistair MacDonald - Quite Still 7. Joseph L. Anderson - Loch Lomond 4th March 8. Richard Barrett - Colloid New Music Ensemble and BEAST 10th February 1. Dan Rodger - Invention BEAST with Philip Mead, piano 2. Richard Walley - All Things are Numbered 11th February 3. Mario Verandi - Flamenco Figuras 4. Joseph L. Anderson - On Yon Green Mountains 9.30 am 5. Bernard Parmegiani - De Natura Sonorum Piano/tape/electronics workshop 11.30 am Sound/Space public diffusion workshop 7.30 pm New Music Ensemble and BEAST 16th February 1995 Durham, England Sound diffusion for the Sonic Arts Network Plugged!, 18th - 19th February 1995 Purcell Room, South Bank Centre, London, England A celebration of 5 years of the Sonic Arts Network. 18th February 19th February 7.30 pm Percusion... Plus! 2 pm Mixed Media Marathon 1. Joakim Sandgren - Det är du som drömmer 1. Rebecca Price and Jeremy Arden - Dream Sequence I 2. Sarah Collins - South American Trip 2. Howard Frederic - The Raven's Kiss 3. Jean-Claude Risset - Invisible Irène 3. Ella Tallyn and Transient v. Resident - Vision Junk 4. Martin Wesley-Smith - For Marimba and Tape 4. Alistair Riddell - Dave Reviews 5. Gabriella Ortiz - El Trompo 5. Daniel Copey and David Benke - SILENTFILM 6. Rodolfo Caesar - Nemitoia 6. David Lloyd-Howells - Edge of Shadows 7. Michael Rosas Cobian - De Luna a Luna 7. Neal Farwell - Stone 8. Michael Hobbs - Log Cycle 9. David Benke - Electronic Poem I 10. Francis White - Valdrada 11. Rozenn Nobilet, Andy Visser and Barnaby Oliver - Wonderfullworld 12. Marisa Manchado - F por F 13. Dan Lander - I'm Looking at my Hand 14. James Piekarski - Caleb's Ramble 15. Ofr Hamburger and Adrian Moore - Astonishing Lives Later 16. Kesken - rappaus ja muraali 17. Kesken - RECIRCLE 18. Kesken - Half-Deaf 19. Jeremy Arden - Bear 20. Suse Bohse and Evelyn Ficarra - Those Roads 21. Robert Normandeau - Spleen 22. Lorne Christie and Joseph Hyde - Songlines 7.30 pm Imaginary Guitars 1. Paul Lansky - Dancetracks 2. Tim Brady - Time Lapse Exposure 3. Alain Thibault - Incertitude pourpre 4. Steve Mackey - Cairn/Grungy 5. Peter Cusack - Two Small Boys Go Shopping 6. Tim Brady - Colorless green ideas sleep furiously 7. René Lussier - Roche Noire 23rd February 1995 Tunbridge Wells, England Sound diffusion for the Sonic Arts Network 23rd February 1995 Manchester, England Sound diffusion for the Sonic Arts Network Rumours, 19th - 20th March 1995 Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham, England Sunday 19th March Music by Rudolfo Caesar, Jonty Harrison, Denis Smalley and Jean-Claude Risset. Monday 20th March 1. Pierre Schaeffer - Quatre Études de Bruit 2. Christian Zanés - Stop! L'horizon 3. François Bayle - Mimaméta 4. Bernard Parmegiani - Dedans-Dehors Sonorities, 1st May 1995 Belfast, Northern Ireland Details unknown. Aspekte, 22nd - 25th May 1995 Salzburg, Austria A festival of contemporary music featuring BEAST and works by Birmingham composers including:- Joe Hyde - Songlines Andrew Lewis - Ascent Adrian Moore - Sieve Jonty Harrison - Hot Air Alistair MacDonald - Kilim Mathew Adkins - Clothed in th Soft Horizon Other featured composers included Andre Ruschkowski, Luigi Nono, Simon Emmerson and Denis Smalley. Music Live '95, May 1995 Birmingham, England Details unknown. Web, 24th - 29th May 1995 The Icehouse at the Bond, Digbeth, Birmingham A mix of specially commissioned music by BEAST composers in an environment designed by Lorne Christie. Pictured above: the centre of the installation [photo: Kevin Busby]. Pictured above: the flyer for the event. Bath International Music Festival, 31st May 1995 Guildhall, Bath, England A concert presented by Birmingham Contemporary Music Group and BEAST. Broadcast live by BBC Radio 3. 1. Toru Takemitsu - Rain-Spell 2. Jonathan Harvey - Mortuos Plango, Vivos Voco 3. Roger Marsh - Kagura 4. Igor Stravinsky - Three Japanese Lyrics 5. Igor Stravinsky - Two Poems of Balmont 6. Jonathan Harvey - One Evening (UK premiere) 7. Pierre Boulez - Dérive I Above: Jonathan Harvey and Alistair MacDonald in rehearsal Photo by Kevin Busby Electroacoustic music studios BEAST Concerts in 1994 Concerts in 1996 .
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