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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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@seanlclancy Hi mate. I was A through AHRC but finished 2010... I’ve supervised A, B (fees + a bit at our place so often combined with self funding...). Happy to chat if useful

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Inspired by Song Exploder, my mate percussionist Håkon Stene & I are starting a podcast called Soundmaking where we chat with composers & performers about some music they've made & then play the track. We'll be releasing the first ones in the coming days from @SoundmakingP.

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me committing to another paper after just finishing a long overdue paper pic.twitter.com/1CcWlduOcz

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Over on insta & YouTube we’ve been showcasing our student composers in brand new pieces for all round legend (& Soton piano tutor) @_yshani Miniatures for Yshani | Marathon Video youtu.be/bRuIHrdYDLY via @YouTube @HumanitiesUoS @TurnerSims @soundandmusic @unisouthampton

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Introducing Opus 1 and Magnum Opus. Two development opportunities for UK-based composers looking to take the next step on their composing journey. Find out more and register here: brittensinfonia.com/creative-… pic.twitter.com/HFBBRUBQ5m

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'Pythagoras' Toolkit'
Montreal (map)
Saturday, December 18, 2021
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  • \\\’Pythagoras\\\’ Toolkit\\\’ – Montreal – 18/12/21 December 18, 2021
  • ONE MORE EDIT – Bristol Old Vic – Bristol – 12/04/21 April 12, 2021
  • Mr. Turquoise Synth on Score Follower January 4, 2021

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