Tuesday 7 February 2017, 7.30pm

Photo by Olivia Locher

Kammer Klang: Christine Sun Kim + Plus-Minus Ensemble performs Cassandra Miller (world premiere) + Juliet Fraser performs Cassandra Miller (world premiere)

No Longer Available

PROGRAMME

Cassandra Miller (world premiere)
Plus-Minus Ensemble

/

Cassandra Miller (world premiere)
Juliet Fraser, voice

/

Christine Sun Kim, solo set

Christine Sun Kim

Christine Sun Kim uses the medium of sound through technology, performance and drawing to investigate her relationship with sound and spoken languages. Selected exhibitions and performances have been held at Sound Live Tokyo; White Space, Beijing; Carroll/Fletcher, London; nyMusikk, Oslo; and the Museum of Modern Art / PS1, New York. Kim has been awarded TED and MIT Media Lab Fellowships.

Plus-Minus Ensemble

Plus-Minus Ensemble is a UK based ensemble distinguished by its interest in performative, electroacoustic and conceptual pieces, and experimental open works such as Stockhausen’s 1963 classic, from which the group takes its name. +-has performed at festivals and venues such as Borealis (Bergen), Sampler Sèries (Barcelona), Fundación BBVA Bilbao, HCMF, Klang festival (Copenhagen), MINU ((Copenhagen), MaerzMusik (Berlin), Spor (Aarhus), Transit (Leuven), Ultima (Oslo) and Warsaw Autumn. +- regularly performs at Cafe Oto and records for BBC Radio 3.

https://plusminusensemble.com/

Cassandra Miller

CASSANDRA MILLER is a Canadian composer living in London. Her notated compositions often explore transcription as a creative process, through which the expressive vocal qualities of pre-existing music are both magnified and transfigured. Other compositions sometimes take the form of collaborations and that combine automatic singing and mimicry to create vulnerable and hospitable spaces for deep listening.

Juliet Fraser

Soprano JULIET FRASER specialises in the gnarly edges of contemporary classical music. She regularly appears as a guest soloist with ensembles such as Musikfabrik, Klangforum Wien, Ensemble Modern, Remix, Talea and Quatuor Bozzini, and is a core member of EXAUDI vocal ensemble, which she co-founded with composer/conductor James Weeks and which celebrates its twentieth anniversary this year. She is an active commissioner of new repertoire and has worked particularly closely with composers Laurence Crane, Pascale Criton, Bernhard Lang, Cassandra Miller and Rebecca Saunders. Juliet’s discography reflects the full breadth of her repertoire: she has recorded early music with Collegium Vocale Gent and EXAUDI for release on Harmonia Mundi, Outhere and Winter & Winter, and solo albums of contemporary repertoire for NEOS, Kairos, HCR and Hat Hut. Juliet is the founder and artistic director of the eavesdropping festival in London and co-director of all that dust, a little independent label for new music.

https://www.julietfraser.co.uk