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|New Compositions |ECM Tye Album | Hilliard LIVE | Rogers's tuning articles
"I went to the house but did not enter", a new theatre piece by Heiner Goebbels is a co-production of Théâtre Vidy, Lausanne and others. It had its premiere on 28th August at this year's Edinburgh Festival. You can read about it in more detail here. You can find information about further performances on the Concerts page.
Heiner Goebbels
All production photos © Mario del Curto Co-produced by Theatre Vidy Lausanne, Schauspielfrankfurt, spielzeiteuropa / Berliner Festspiele
We have several new pieces on the way. Two which have their premieres this year are Roger Marsh's Il Cor Tristo and John Casken's The Dream of the Rood. Roger's piece, a setting of lines from Dante's Inferno, will have its first performance in Perugia on 15th September. We hope to incorporate this work into a new programme together with Italian madrigals with texts by Petrarch. John Casken's work was jointly commissioned by us and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. It will receive it's first performance at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral on 8th October when we will be joining Ensemble 10/10 and conductor Clark Rundell. Our most recent album from ECM Records includes Christopher Tye's Mean Mass in a new edition by David Skinner, together with motets by Tye, Tallis and Sheppard. For this recording we were joined by Robert Macdonald. You can find details of the recording and background notes on the ECM website.
Hilliard LIVE
If you have been to any of our concerts over the past few years you may be aware of the Hilliard LIVE series of recordings. All four of these were recorded at public concerts and, until now, have only been available at our gigs. That is all changing. The four discs are now available on the Coro label. We are really pleased that these recordings are now accessible to a wider audience. For more information visit the Coro website. These reissues include texts, translations and the original notes but not the four articles on tuning written by Rogers Covey-Crump. These are now available for you to download.
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