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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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Young composers are invited to apply for participation in the Young Composers Meeting 2020 before October 15, 2019. The information about how to apply can be found on our website: ereprijs.nl/youngcomposers pic.twitter.com/AppnrnKG36

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11.45. Music department building 2 room 1079. Today. All welcome! twitter.com/stuartffoulkes…

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I’m in Southampton making beautiful music with riotensemble and benolivermusic - working up a new piece about love and England and solitude. These guys are incredible. @ University of Southampton instagram.com/p/B2e0D76gWzP/…

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We’re at @UoSMusic today and tomorrow workshopping and wild and wonderful new piece by @benolivermusic with poet @lukewrightpoet. 👀 Watch this space!! 👀 pic.twitter.com/czuT2EGUWy

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If you haven't heard this inventive recital of diverse repertoire for the theorbo you are seriously missing out! @Liz67Kenny plays music which spans five centuries including premiere recordings of works by @nicomuhly & @benolivermusic. twitter.com/LinnRecords/st…

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  • In the Alps, with Juliet Fraser – Turner Sims Concert Hall – Southampton – 09/02/20 February 9, 2020
  • PLAYLIST @ God\’s House Tower – God’s House Tower – Southampton – 01/11/19 November 1, 2019
  • Workshop with Luke Wright & Riot Ensemble – University of Southampton – Southampton – 17/09/19 September 17, 2019

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