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Benjamin Oliver

‘Separately Together’ Workshop Video

I’ve finally managed to edit together the video for ‘Separately Together’ from my Rambert mini-residency in September. Here it is!

This entry was posted in Composition, Dance, Recordings and tagged Chris Darmanin, edward pick, melanie ingram, Neus Gil Cortes, Rambert, Yshani Perinpanayagam on December 18, 2015 by Ben.

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Yes a brilliant week in Bournemouth. Turns out co-composing (with the right person) is a total joy!! twitter.com/hollieaharding…

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Congratulations @Liz67Kenny whose album 'Ars longa: Old and new music for theorbo' has received ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for both Performance & Recording & is this month's Instrumental Choice in @MusicMagazine: "This era-spanning album is a triumph." lnk.to/Arslonga_Eliza… pic.twitter.com/dNotC2wWIa

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And chuffed that legendary producer and maven Philip Hobbs got deserved plaudits! twitter.com/LinnRecords/st…

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(2/2) Concerto Grosso No.1 by Sebastian Krajewski @DUX_RP, Extending from the Inside by Benjamin Oliver @Liz67Kenny @LinnRecords @benolivermusic, Sextet for recorder, string quartet & harpsichord by Alan Hovhaness, Four Engravings of Reval by Peeter Vähi @saareman & much more pic.twitter.com/mzY5FXKp8r

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If your work sound/art fits with Space21 festival please submit a proposal! Or if this is not for you, please consider sharing the link with anyone you know who it might be a good fit for. The festival are hoping to receive more proposals from women: space21.nu/2020-call-for-…

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Workshop with Luke Wright & Riot Ensemble
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  • Workshop with Luke Wright & Riot Ensemble – University of Southampton – Southampton – 17/09/19 September 17, 2019
  • Cohan Collective – Pavilion Dance South West – Bournemouth – 10/08/19 August 10, 2019
  • \\\’Extending from the Inside\\\’ @ Wigmore Hall – Wigmore Hall – London – 05/07/19 July 5, 2019

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