Sunday 13 August 2017, 7.30pm
Apartment House present a heady cocktail of experimental work covering 55 years, with new work from Polish innovators Robert Piotrowicz and Michal Libera. Film work by Scottish film maker Margaret Tait, music by Eleanor Cully, performance art by Alison Knowles and a new collaborative performance of Toshi Ichiyanagi's seminal graphic score from the sixties, IBM for Merce Cunnigham by Luke Fowler and Anton Lukoszevieze.
Organised in collaboration with the Adam Mickiewicz Institute as part of the Polska Music Programme.
Eleanor Cully - photo by Phil Maguire
PROGRAMME
George Brecht Symphony No. 5 (realisation Michal Libera)
Robert Piotrowicz Mewo Pan (premiere)
Margaret Tait Colour Poems (16mm film)
Luke Fowler For Christian'(16mm film)
Eleanor Cully Movements in Two Positions (premiere)
Alison Knowles #10a Variation #1 on #10
Toshi Ichiyanagi IBM for Merce Cunningham (realisation Luke Fowler and Anton Lukoszevieze)
The group, created by cellist Anton Lukoszevieze has been captivating audiences for nearly 30 years, with performances of avant-garde and experimental music from all over the World.
The ensemble has been a firm fixture on the British concert scene, with regular performances at Café Oto and as an associate ensemble of the Wigmore Hall.
Apartment House has released over 40 albums, many on the UK label Another Timbre. Current releases include Pauline Oliveros - Sound Pieces, Magnus Granberg - Evening Star, Vesper Bell and Morton Feldman’s epic and mesmerising Violin and String Quartet.
