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Many Hands at the Roundhouse

I am curating and playing in a day of events at the Roundhouse on Sunday 31st January, which promises to be very exciting. A group of pianists from all over Europe are coming together for an evening that includes two new works, one for six pianos and audience participation and the other a new arrangement of part of John Adams' electronic classic Hoodoo Zephyr. There's also music for piano and dancer, two pianos and percussion, five pianos and honkytonk, and a Piazzolla set with the wonderful accordionist James Crabb. Earlier in the day the Labeque sisters give a concert, there are a host of new works from students and young composers, and a show by three pianist/inventors who are charting the future course the piano might take. Believe it or not, these afternoon events are free!

Find out more about this concert and the week of events at the Roundhouse called Reverb by visiting their website.

New pieces

I premiered my new piano piece "a single hair, a jasmine petal, seven mattresses, a pea.."
in the Konserthuset in Stockholm last November and then gave the British premiere in Huddersfield at the Festival there later in the month.

I'm now working on a piece for solo cello with tape for Robin Michael and another for viola for Matthew Jones.