Programme Details

January 28 2011, Université d’Orléans, France: Gavin Bryars Ensemble

Programme

Lauda 29 “O divina virgo, flore” (2004) soprano, double bass

Lauda 12 “Alta trinità beata” (2003) soprano, tenor, ensemble

Lauda 13 “Stomme allegro” (2003) voices, ensemble

Lauda 19 “Omne homo” (2004) soprano, tenor, ensemble

No.1 from Tre Laude Dolçe (2008) solo cello, electric guitar, double bass

Lauda 39 “Magdalena degna da laudare” (2009)

Lauda 4 “Oi me lasso” (2002) soprano, tenor, ensemble

Lauda 26 “Plangiamo quell crudel basciar” (2004) (soprano/ tenor/ strings)

Lauda: The Flower of Friendship (2008) electric guitar, viola, cello, double bass

– interval –

Lauda  (con sordino) (2005) solo viola, electric guitar, piano

From Sixth Book of Madrigals (2010) soprano, tenor, ensemble

Lauda Dolçe no. 2 (2007) solo viola, electric guitar, cello, double bass

Lauda 36 “Gloria in cielo” (2008) soprano, tenor ensemble

Lauda 28 “Amor dolçe sença pare” (2004) soprano, tenor, ensemble

Anna Maria Friman, soprano; John Potter, tenor; Morgan Goff, viola; Nick Cooper, cello; Gavin Bryars, double bass, piano; James Woodrow, electric guitar

Also showing film by Jacqueline Caux: Les couleurs du prisme, la mécanique du temps. This was first shown at the Pompidou Centre, Paris, Made in homage to Daniel Caux, who died in the summer of 2008 and featuring many musicians who Daniel championed as writer, critic and broadcaster such as Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Terry Riley, LaMonte Young, Pauline Oliveros, Meredith Monk, Gavin Bryars.

Possible public conversation between Gavin Bryars and Philip Glass on January 27 under discussion