| What | On the Circulation of Blood |
| When |
Wednesday, July 21, 2021
9:00pm
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All Ages
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| Where |
Folkestone
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| Other Info | Sam Belinfante's 'On the Circulation of Blood' is an itinerant, multimedia installation and performance work as part of ‘The Plot’, the fifth edition of Creative Folkestone Triennial. Initially unfolding at The Old Drying Grounds, adjacent to St Peter’s School, the work will then move to Market Place in central Folkestone before making its final journey to the Lower Leas Amphitheatre. The installation and performances will include my newly commissioned piece that I made in contribution to the project: 'Beacons' alongside new pieces by Sarah Dacey, Neil Luck, Elaine Mitchener, Bernhard Schimpelsberger and Josephine Stephenson. |
Category Archives: Gigs
ONE MORE EDIT – Bristol Old Vic – Bristol – 12/04/21
| What | ONE MORE EDIT |
| When |
Monday, April 12, 2021
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| Where |
Bristol Old Vic (map)
Bristol
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| Other Info | One More Edit is a collection of works made for film from some of the most exciting artists working in dance, from the UK and overseas. It will include a version of 'Enemy of the Stars' featuring music Hollie Harding and I co-wrote at the Cohan Collective Residency in 2019. |
In the Alps, with Juliet Fraser – Turner Sims Concert Hall – Southampton – 09/02/20
| What | In the Alps, with Juliet Fraser |
| When |
Sunday, February 9, 2020
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| Where |
University of Southampton
Southampton |
| Other Info | I will be directing the Hartley Loop Orchestra in a University of Southampton Department of Music concert including Saint-Saens 'Carnival of the Animals', a new work by emerging composer Zoe Sones and Richard Ayres' amazing 45-minute melodrama 'In the Alps'. Juliet Fraser will take on the soprano part in the Ayres with Verity Brooks and David Owen Norris soloists in the Saint-Saens. All VERY exciting. |
Regeneration
Really enjoyed conducting the premiere of Hollie Harding’s Regeneration with the PLAYLIST Collective. Here’s a nice vid…
PLAYLIST @ God\\\’s House Tower – God\’s House Tower – Southampton – 01/11/19
| What |
PLAYLIST @ God's House Tower
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| When |
Friday, November 1, 2019
7:30pm
- All Ages |
| Where |
God's House Tower (map)
Winkle Street/Town Quay
Southampton |
| Other Info |
I will be conducting the PLAYLIST Collective in performances of Villa Lobos' 'Choros No. 7, "Settiminio' and a brand new commission by Hollie Harding.
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Regeneration
I’m super looking forward to conducting Hollie Harding‘s new PLAYLIST commission Regeneration on 1 November at God’s House Tower in Southampton. We will also perform amazing Villa Lobos’ Choros No. 7…

Elizabeth Kenny @ Şerefiye Sarnıcı – Şerefiye Sarnıcı Klasik Müzik Konserleri – Istanbul – 05/10/19
| What |
Elizabeth Kenny @ Şerefiye Sarnıcı
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| When |
Saturday, October 5, 2019
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| Where |
Şerefiye Sarnıcı Klasik Müzik Konserleri (map)
Istanbul
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| Other Info |
Liz Kenny will perform 'Extending from the inside' (2014) as part of a solo gig in Istanbul.
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Workshop with Luke Wright & Riot Ensemble – University of Southampton – Southampton – 17/09/19
| What |
Workshop with Luke Wright & Riot Ensemble
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| When |
Tuesday, September 17, 2019
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| Where |
University of Southampton (map)
Southampton SO17 1BJ
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| Other Info |
I'm really looking forward to spending two days with Riot Ensemble and poet Luke Wright working on ideas for a new commission.
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Cohan Collective – Pavilion Dance South West – Bournemouth – 10/08/19
| What |
Cohan Collective
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| When |
Saturday, August 10, 2019
TBC
- All Ages |
| Where |
Westover Road
Bournemouth BH1 2BU |
| Other Info |
Final performance of work created on the Cohan Collective Residency for choreographers and composers.
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\\\’Extending from the Inside\\\’ @ Wigmore Hall – Wigmore Hall – London – 05/07/19
| What |
'Extending from the Inside' @ Wigmore Hall
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| When |
Friday, July 5, 2019
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| Where |
6 Wigmore St, Marylebone
London W1U 2BP |
| Other Info |
Elizabeth Kenny will play my 'Extending from the inside' as part of her recital Wigmore Hall. Here's the blurb:
Late sixteenth-century musicians and poets spent much time attempting to re-make contemporary culture in the image of the Ancients: the intellectual-sounding chitarrone was one of the more unlikely fruits of this movement. But with its long second neck and eccentric tuning it soon acquired a reputation for comedy, and was nicknamed tiorba, (an old man’s hurdy gurdy), and in England, ”theorbo”. Player-composers explored experimental harmonies and, flowing tunes underpinned by its deep bass strings. Today’s composers are taking the instrument into new imaginative terrain, exploring its twin identities. |


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