Automatronic: a collective who compose, commission and perform music for Organ+Electronics. Currently working on a large scale Stations of the Cross.
Joined June 2014
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I was blown away by @laurenredhead and @alistair_zaldua's performance of my "the kestrel stands haloed by the sun" on German radio last week, what special artists they are. Here is my version, rather tame by comparison but I think it works well enough:
soundcloud.com/huw-morgan/th…
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Concert day! Music by @laurenredhead, Arvo Pärt, @HuwMorgan1, Jürg Frey.
11am @SaintStephensBS Bristol, free entry
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Concert tonight, organ+ live electronics; Pfarrkirche Weißensee, 8pm, music by: @laurenredhead, @quesebifurcan Irene Galindo Quero, Luc Döbereiner, Lin Yang & @alistair_zaldua. church has 2 organs
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This is an amazing place to perform contemporary music & a fantastic organ!! @laurenredhead rehearsing Lin Yang’s new work for organ and electronics at the Kaiser-Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche, concert tonight!!
Berlin friends, here are 5 (five!) amazing concerts of organ and electronics music this week, with the excellent @laurenredhead and @alistair_zaldua, great flyer from @quesebifurcan. Wish I could go to these!
More info:
orgel-x-5.netlify.app
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Here is the programme for the next concert, this Saturday (13 November) at 11am Saint Stephen's - music by @laurenredhead, Jürg Frey, @HuwMorgan1 and Arvo Pärt
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Back to rehearsing at @SaintStephensBS this morning after a holiday: music by Jürg Frey, Arvo Pärt, @HuwMorgan1, @laurenredhead, concert 11am, 13 November, full programme to follow
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@laurenredhead hard at work on @quesebifurcan’s new piece for organ solo for performance in Berlin the week after next!! #OrgelOrgelOrgelOrgelOrgel
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Rehearsing this morning @SaintStephensBS for the next @OrganSlow concert, became totally absorbed by this wonderful score from @laurenredhead... 13 November, plus works by Jürg Frey, Arvo Pärt and myself
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Here is a recording of @michael's "Interlude XI" from the second mainly slow programme:
soundcloud.com/michael-bonav…
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Rehearsing this morning @SaintStephensBS for the next @OrganSlow. As I finish, I hear (in full Bristolian) "Ooo, Spiegel im Spiegel, wasn't expecting to hear that. Bit of a marmite piece mind, I do like it though". Nice chap. Life is lush sometimes.
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The Festival of Laurence Crane: A Symposium is two weeks away!
I’m going to be talking about chords and things. Loads of top notch contributors. True @Crane1L fans (is there a name for these?) wouldn’t miss it.
Grab a free ticket while stocks last:
eventbrite.co.uk/e/festival-…
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Programme for the next mainly slow, this Saturday (9 October), 11am @SaintStephensBS
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It's #BandcampFriday again - this by Pam Hulme is superb, using electronics to enhance & extend the organ's expressive and technical range in the best possible way, and so beautiful and joyful too. Please have a listen & support her if you feel you can!
pamhulme.bandcamp.com/album/…
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Crumbs, 8 years since I made my debut recording on the Walker organ at @stlaurencese6. Er, I still have a garage-full if anyone wants one...
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From our selection of music for organ and electronics:
'Babylon's Waters' for organ and fixed electronic soundtrack,
by Adrian Foster
ow.ly/sp5I50GgWUI
Score and part by instant download just $15 USD
Digital media dispatched separately
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***Performance News***
Tim Harper performs "Dragon" by @michael02337132 tomorrow @riponcathedral, 12.30pm, free to all.
Score:
fireheadorganworks.com/produ…
Recording:
soundcloud.com/michael-bonav…
Concert info:
riponcathedral.org.uk/whats-…
