Louange à
l’Éternité de Jésus, from Le Quatuor pour la Fin du Temps,
by Messiaen.
Simon Graham mixes images of time with footage from live performance. Using video feedback Simon has created a series of infinity-loops where the performer’s image is mirrored infinitely
Movements I&II
from Sonata BWV 1028 for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord,
by J.S. Bach.
Simon Graham’s classical music video features footage of Charlotte performing in Kings College Chapel London and on the
streets
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Somewhere,
by Bernstein.
Featuring Matthew Smith’s evocative film of New York
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Seguida Española, for Cello and
Guitar,
by Nin (arranged for guitar by K. Ragossnig).
Matthew Smith’s footage features Amanda Cook’s performance on the guitar
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Guitarre,
by Moszkowski.
Featuring photography by Andy Mackay
Kol Nidrei,
by Bruch.
Featuring the landscape photography of Enda Farrell
Élégie,
by Fauré.
Artist John Cunningham turns windows into stained glass. The use of time-lapsed video enables the audience to watch the piece appear from nothing
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Inner World,
by Carl Vine.
Jon Marc Swansbury’s video uses various sound to light, and sound to graphic, technologies. Vine’s music then creates the visuals as the sounds and frequencies come to life on the screen
December Sky: Improvisation for Cello and D.J.
by Dan Bowater & Charlotte Eksteen.
December Sky features time-lapsed video footage of skyscapes filmed around the UK
Here There and Everywhere,
by Lennon and McCartney
arr. Bill Thorp.
Featuring footage of the innerworlds artists at work
Langsam, from
Fünf Stücke im
Volkston,
by Schumann.
Featuring photography by Enda Farrell
Cello Suite No. 1,
by J.S. Bach.
Sandra Harnisch-Lacey brings new immediacy to the dance form of Bach’s suite