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Rehearsal with BBC Philharmonic ensemble in Salford Cathedral New Commission

Apr 8, 2017 / communitybr
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Laura Cannell, Ex-Easter Island Head and Members of the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra rehearsing in Salford Cathedral April 2017.

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“The raw beauty of her melodies glimmer through prickly thickets of stark and dissonant chordal drones”
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“this music feels ancient, it also feels brutally alive, as if a giant was waking from long slumbers, about to make its way in the world”
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“beguiling, mournful solemnity wreathed in power and sonority. Cannell is one of the country’s most promising musicians.”
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“an essential work of modern British folk and avant-garde composition.”
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