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Breakwater Brass!

posted 16/09/2022

when: at 14:30, 24 September, 2022
where: Fishguard Harbour breakwater, Pembrokeshire – meet at the Ocean Lab tickets & info: On Land’s Edge festival

Next Saturday! Breakwater Brass!

On a clear day in Harbour Village, when the Stena Line ferry hoots, you can hear it echoing back from Goodwick moor, Dinas Head, Cat Rock in Newport to all the way from Cardigan Bay and beyond.

Breakwater Brass!, composed for the Goodwick brass band and this particular echoing on the Pembrokeshire coastline, will premiere on the seawall next Saturday. Experience it all along the breakwater which stretches for a mile. The work will be introduced by geologist Sid Howells with a talk about the Fishguard Bay coastal area in glacial times and why these rock formations are so resonant. 

Commissioned by the On Land’s Edge/ Ar Ymyl Y Tir festival, Fishguard, hosted by Theatr Gwaun and supported by Arts Council Wales. Tickets Theatr Gwaun or on the day.

performance and exhibition

Salone Di Mobile

posted 03/06/2022

when performance:  10 June @ 19:00h  when exhibition:  7-12 of June
where: 59, Via Vincenzo Monti, Milano
more info: DAE website

Design Academy Eindhoven (DAE) is celebrating its 75th anniversary with an Intergenerational Graduation Show on the Salone Di Mobile. My augmented reality concept  NeverendingYep.com/unite is part of this exhibition, which is free to visit.

At the celebrations on Friday night you can attend a live performance of my piece Varèsotto in an exclusive Beautiful Data design to mark the 75th anniversary of the Design Academy.

album

Five Thoughts on Everything

where: any of your preferred platforms label: Bright Shiny Things

Five track album featuring Kammerkór Sudurlands (the South-Iceland chamber choir), directed by Hilmar Örn Agnarsson and a work celebrating Varèse’s Poème Électronique.

Midtone in G

Djúpalonssdóttir&Hellnarsson

The Shape Of Things Aquatic

Microbioism

Varèsotto, Hinterland of Varèse

“It’s a disc to die for, in which Tinnemans’ universe – and ours – is described with ethereal beauty from end to end.” – Raul Da Gama in The Whole Note.