Liverpool Philharmonic's 10:10
Different Trains: Made in Liverpool
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About Different Trains: Made in Liverpool
Ten years since the project’s debut at Edge Hill station, we revisit Steve Reich’s Different Trains with Bill Morrison’s film accompaniment.
A partnership with Metal, and originally staged with support from Liverpool Biennial, Sound Intermedia, Southbank Centre and Culture Liverpool, the film poignantly depicts train journeys spanning America and continental Europe during the Second World War. Celebrating other works made in Liverpool, we hear a premiere from our tenth Rushworth Composition Prize winner Andrew Barney, and music by local composers Mark Simpson, Grace-Evangeline Mason and Nneka Cummins, whose work finding gills (when they try to drown you) won an Ivor Novello Award.
What you’ll hear
- Andrew Barney
- New Work (world premiere, Rushworth Prize composition)
- Mark Simpson
- Straw Dogs
- Nneka Cummins
- finding gills (when they try to drown you)
- Grace-Evangeline Mason
- The Water Garden (for wind and harp)
- Steve Reich
- Different Trains (with film by Bill Morrison)
Featured musicians
Clark Rundell
conductor/presenter
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