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Benjamin Oliver

Workers Union Concert in the Guildhall New Music Concerts, Thursday 14th July 7.30pm

This entry was posted in Composition, Conducting, Electronics, Gigs, Improvisation, News, Recordings, Workers Union and tagged Adam Fergler, Anna Durance, Caz Wolfson, Conducting, Electronics, Ellie Steemson, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Matt Kaner, MAX/MSP, Oliver Sellwood, workers union ensemble on July 11, 2011 by Ben.

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Off to Southampton tomorrow to give a seminar on Melting, Shifting, Liquid World at @UoSMusic, ahead of the premiere of my new piece called Regeneration, by @soplaylist Ensemble at @ght_soton. Excited!

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11:38 pm · October 31, 2019 ·
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Head over to facebook for the full photo album from @tommooremusicuk and Archie Moss's stunning pre-tour preview gig @butchershookpub last week for @soplaylist. #musicwewanttohear #southampton #accordion #fiddle #folkmusic #livemusic facebook.com/pg/soplaylist/… pic.twitter.com/VKjQDgcECp

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10:13 pm · October 24, 2019 ·
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I’m super proud to have developed this new module with @SaxophoneLil from @BSOrchestra for our @UoSMusic (& other) students... #musicinthecommunitywithBSO @HumanitiesUoS @UoS_Engagement @TurnerSims @ArtsUniSouth @SUSOrchestra @ValentineNeil @Union_Soton @UoS_Careers twitter.com/BSOrchestra/st…

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@tommoore_archiemoss @ @butchershookpub for @soplaylist ift.tt/31tm75C pic.twitter.com/nOfLDPYf0h

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6:04 pm · October 20, 2019 ·
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Hear @tommooremusicuk and Archie Moss @butchershookpub tomorrow (wed) 7.30pm for their tour preview! #musicwewanttohear #artistinresidence pic.twitter.com/pXQPWgnS8f

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12:16 pm · October 15, 2019 ·
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