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Phantom Thread Tyrone, Riveting Attention Here As She Has Just Done, to Oscar-Nominated Effect, in Phantom Thread.” with Live Score Adam E. Max, Chairman of the Board Katy Clark, President William I. Campbell, Vice Chairman of the Board Joseph V. Melillo, Executive Producer BAM and Wordless Music present Paul Thomas Anderson’s “… searing emotional intensity is supplied by Lesley Manville as Mary Phantom Thread Tyrone, riveting attention here as she has just done, to Oscar-nominated effect, in Phantom Thread.” with Live Score —THE TELEGRAPH (UK) Feb 24, 2018 at 8pm; Feb 25 at 3:30pm | BAM Howard Gilman Opera House “[Jeremy Irons gives] a masterly performance, from incandescent Original music by Jonny Greenwood anger to final forlorn despair … ” London Contemporary Orchestra —THE SUNDAY TIMES (UK) Robert Ames, conductor Galya Bisengalieva, concertmaster/solo violin Katherine Tinker, piano MAY 8—27 Jonathan Green, sound engineer Wordless Music Orchestra LONG DAY’S JOURNEY Photo: Lesley Manville and Jeremy Irons, by Hugo Glendinning INTO NIGHT BY EUGENE O’NEILL BRISTOL OLD VIC Major Sponsor of Music Programming at BAM: TICKETS START AT $35 / 718.636.4100 Season Sponsor: Major support for Long Day’s Journey Into Night provided Support for the Signature Artist Series provided by: BAM.org by the Richenthal Foundation. Leadership support for BAM Cinema programs provided by The Thompson Family Foundation. Wordless Music Orchestra Who’s Who VIOLIN VIOLA CLARINET outdoor audience of 7,000 at Prospect Park in array of musicians, artists, creative figures, platforms, Tom Chiu Jarvis Benson Patricia Billings Brooklyn; with the legendary Kranky ambient duo Stars and venues such as Radiohead, Frank Ocean, Jed Daniel Constant Caleb Burhans Eileen Mack of the Lid; and with John Cale as part of the BAM Next Kurzel, Jonny Greenwood, Steve Reich, Justice, Terry Monica Davis Isabel Hagen Wave Festival. Riley, Thom Yorke, Mica Levi, Actress, Beck, William Fung Chern Hwei Karen Waltuch BASSOON Basinski, Richard Reid Parry, Goldfrapp, James Molly Germer Kenny Wang Nanci Belmont In 2014, WMO performed with Jonny Greenwood at Lavelle, Secret Cinema, Vivienne Westwood, Nike, Bill Conrad Harris Erin Wight the Big Ears festival in Knoxville, and in the US live Morrison, Conrad Shawcross, Ron Arad, Hannah Perry, Pauline Kim Harris PIANO score premiere of Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will NTS, Boiler Room, DAZED, Resident Advisor, Meltdown Patti Kilroy CELLO Timo Andres Be Blood. Also in 2014, WMO made its Australian Festival, The Barbican, Southbank Centre, The Laura Lutzke Felix Fan debut with Max Richter at the Sydney Opera House Roundhouse, Printworks, Tate Modern, BBC Proms, Gillian Rivers Clarice Jensen HARP and Melbourne Recital Centre. In 2015, the orchestra and others. Ben Russell Clara Kennedy Jacqui Kerrod made its Los Angeles debut with composer/conductor Andie Springer Rubin Kodheli Mica Levi in the US live premiere of Under the LCO has a strong recording and performance record Mary Jo Stilp Lauren Radnofsky PRODUCTION Skin; performed the US premiere of Pablo Berger’s for film, television, and music, having recorded Richie Clarke Blancanieves; and reprised its collaboration with soundtracks such as The Master, Alien: Covenant, BASS Benh Zeitlin and Dan Romer for an encore of Beasts Macbeth, Phantom Thread, Assassins’ Creed, You Logan Coale PRODUCER of the Southern Wild in New Orleans. WMO has Were Never Really Here, McMafia, Suspiria, American Patrick Duff Ronen Givony previously appeared at BAM in John Cale: The Velvet Animals, has performed live Moonlight, There Will Be Chris Johnson Underground & Nico (2017), and screenings of Punch- Blood, and Under the Skin, and its strings and choir Drunk Love and The Tree of Life (both 2016). featured heavily on Radiohead’s 2016 A Moon Shaped Pool. Who’s Who In 2017—18, Wordless Music Orchestra performs world premiere live scores for Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight Upcoming projects include: A world tour of Phantom WORDLESS MUSIC ORCHESTRA is the house band recorded with Tyondai Braxton for Central Market, the in London and LA; Terrence Malick’s Voyage of Time at Thread performed live, a development collaboration of New York’s Wordless Music series, which was composer’s solo debut on Warp Records, and went on the Melbourne Festival; Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon with Erased Tapes label, a new organ concerto with founded by non-musician Ronen Givony in 2006, tour to Lincoln Center, the Library of Congress, and and Ava DuVernay’s Selma in New York; and Paul Philip Glass, a studio album with Actress, a new and has since presented concerts around the world, Walker Art Center. In 2010, WMO performed alongside Thomas Anderson’s Phantom Thread in New York and collaboration with Hannah Perry and Mica Levi, and pairing artists from the sound worlds of so-called the Hilliard Ensemble and Latvian National Choir as LA. a new live show of Become Ocean developed with classical, electronic, and rock music. Comprising part of Lincoln Center’s inaugural White Light Festival, Universal Assembly Unit. New York’s most omnivorous young musicians, and in music by Kjartan Sveinsson and Jónsi Birgisson of Wordless Music is represented exclusively by David members of groups such as Alarm Will Sound, ACME, Sigur Rós with Alex Somers; and at the Guggenheim Lieberman Artists. The LCO is a winner of the RPS “best ensemble” and Ensemble Signal, the orchestra presented its Museum rotunda in a collaboration with visual artist award, the UK’s highest accolade for an orchestral first concerts over two sold-out nights in 2008 under Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster for Gavin Bryars’ Sinking LONDON CONTEMPORARY ORCHESTRA is a group. conductor Brad Lubman, with the US premiere of of the Titanic. leading, global, orchestral group focused on playing, Jonny Greenwood’s Popcorn Superhet Receiver, on a commissioning, and developing new music and program with music of Gavin Bryars and John Adams. On September 11, 2011, WMO performed a memorial artistic output. Alongside working with well-known THANK YOU: Paul Thomas Anderson, Jonny concert for the 10th anniversary of the September 11 artists, LCO focus on developing a diverse next Greenwood, Erica Frauman, Bryce Edge, JoAnne In 2009, Arvo Pärt’s Symphony No. 4 had its New attacks in the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan generation of players, conductors, and composers by Sellar, Lisa Bunnell, Robert Ames, Finbar Mostyn- York premiere in two concerts at which WMO also Museum of Art, with the world premiere orchestration creating opportunities for them to work at the highest Williams, Simon Hendry. played with the Japanese instrumental noise-rock band of William Basinski’s Disintegration Loop 1.1. In 2013, professional level. MONO. These shows were recorded and released by the orchestra performed the world premiere live score Temporary Residence as Holy Ground: NYC Live with to the film Beasts of the Southern Wild with director Formed in 2008 by co-artistic directors Robert Ames the Wordless Music Orchestra. Also in 2009, WMO and composer Benh Zeitlin and Dan Romer, for an and Hugh Brunt, the LCO has collaborated with a wide Wordless Music Orchestra Who’s Who VIOLIN VIOLA CLARINET outdoor audience of 7,000 at Prospect Park in array of musicians, artists, creative figures, platforms, Tom Chiu Jarvis Benson Patricia Billings Brooklyn; with the legendary Kranky ambient duo Stars and venues such as Radiohead, Frank Ocean, Jed Daniel Constant Caleb Burhans Eileen Mack of the Lid; and with John Cale as part of the BAM Next Kurzel, Jonny Greenwood, Steve Reich, Justice, Terry Monica Davis Isabel Hagen Wave Festival. Riley, Thom Yorke, Mica Levi, Actress, Beck, William Fung Chern Hwei Karen Waltuch BASSOON Basinski, Richard Reid Parry, Goldfrapp, James Molly Germer Kenny Wang Nanci Belmont In 2014, WMO performed with Jonny Greenwood at Lavelle, Secret Cinema, Vivienne Westwood, Nike, Bill Conrad Harris Erin Wight the Big Ears festival in Knoxville, and in the US live Morrison, Conrad Shawcross, Ron Arad, Hannah Perry, Pauline Kim Harris PIANO score premiere of Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will NTS, Boiler Room, DAZED, Resident Advisor, Meltdown Patti Kilroy CELLO Timo Andres Be Blood. Also in 2014, WMO made its Australian Festival, The Barbican, Southbank Centre, The Laura Lutzke Felix Fan debut with Max Richter at the Sydney Opera House Roundhouse, Printworks, Tate Modern, BBC Proms, Gillian Rivers Clarice Jensen HARP and Melbourne Recital Centre. In 2015, the orchestra and others. Ben Russell Clara Kennedy Jacqui Kerrod made its Los Angeles debut with composer/conductor Andie Springer Rubin Kodheli Mica Levi in the US live premiere of Under the LCO has a strong recording and performance record Mary Jo Stilp Lauren Radnofsky PRODUCTION Skin; performed the US premiere of Pablo Berger’s for film, television, and music, having recorded Richie Clarke Blancanieves; and reprised its collaboration with soundtracks such as The Master, Alien: Covenant, BASS Benh Zeitlin and Dan Romer for an encore of Beasts Macbeth, Phantom Thread, Assassins’ Creed, You Logan Coale PRODUCER of the Southern Wild in New Orleans. WMO has Were Never Really Here, McMafia, Suspiria, American Patrick Duff Ronen Givony previously appeared at BAM in John Cale: The Velvet Animals, has performed live Moonlight, There Will Be Chris Johnson Underground & Nico (2017), and screenings of Punch- Blood, and Under the Skin, and its strings and choir Drunk Love and The Tree of Life (both 2016). featured heavily on Radiohead’s 2016 A Moon Shaped Pool. Who’s Who In 2017—18, Wordless Music Orchestra performs world premiere live scores for Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight Upcoming projects include: A world tour of Phantom WORDLESS MUSIC ORCHESTRA is the house band recorded with Tyondai Braxton for Central Market, the in London and LA; Terrence Malick’s Voyage of Time at Thread performed live, a development collaboration of New York’s Wordless Music series, which was composer’s solo debut on Warp Records, and went on the Melbourne Festival; Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon with Erased Tapes label, a new organ concerto with founded by non-musician Ronen Givony in 2006, tour to Lincoln Center, the Library of Congress, and and Ava DuVernay’s Selma in New York; and Paul Philip Glass, a studio album with Actress, a new and has since presented concerts around the world, Walker Art Center.
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