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Benjamin Oliver

Mercury Quartet @ the Turner Sims Concert Hall – Turner Sims Concert Hall – Southampton – 28/04/14

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Mercury Quartet @ the Turner Sims Concert Hall
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Monday, April 28, 2014
1:00pm - All Ages
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Turner Sims Concert Hall (map)
University of Southampton
Southampton
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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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