Digital Programmes

The meeting of the natural and human worlds: this immersive experience invites you to listen to new music as you reflect on our relationship with nature.

Martin Aston talks to signed RAM Records artist, Raiser, and label manager, Jim Gash, ahead of the record label’s anticipated restaging of their orchestral drum & bass project, OrchestRAM.

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Cristina Gómez Godoy brings the oboe into the spotlight, showing off its unique timbre in a wide-ranging programme.

An evening of poetry, music, life drawing and more all inspired by Alice Neel's Hot Off The Griddle

Arwa Haider talks to Adrian Utley ahead of his orchestral, live soundtrack performance to Arcadia, alongside Will Gregory.

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Handel was not only a great composer, he was also a man who took his social responsibilities very seriously, as this recreation of his 1749 Foundling Hospital fundraiser attests.

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Tonight’s protagonists offer a programme of songs and poems that celebrate the richness and joy of black and mixed-heritage experiences.

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For the first concert of her Artist Spotlight, Patricia Kopatchinskaja presents a typically unorthodox mix, in which Schoenberg rubs shoulders with Beethoven.

Ahead of her long-awaited performance, percussionist and ECHO Rising Star Vanessa Porter spoke to Lucie Grace about the exhilarating percussion recital she’s woven together and the moving concept behind it.

Foot-tapping and emotionally stirring music fills Seong-Jin Cho’s time travelling programme as he explores works from Handel to Gubaidulina.

Arwa Haider catches up with Lubomyr Melnyk and members of SPIME.IM to discuss their data-driven, musical and audio-visual collaboration, which confronts the planet’s ecological crisis and humanity’s potential for redemption.

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Kevin Le Gendre talks to Jerusalem Orchestra East & West about their conception: mixing cultures and traditions to join in celebration and creation of a new musical language.

Discover more about Peeping Tom: Triptych (The missing door, The lost room and The hidden floor) and the creative team behind it in this digital programme. 

Mike Barnes sits down with Eliza Carthy to discuss her pioneering 30-year career in the UK folk scene, as she hosts a special commemorative show.  

Joanna Wyld speaks to Grégoire Pont to find out more about the ideas behind tonight’s concert.

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Discover more about the show and the creative team behind it in the digital programme, featuring an interview with co-directors Sophie Linsmaux and Aurelio Mergola.

Discover more about The Old Trout Puppet Workshop and Famous Puppet Death Scenes in this digital programme, kicking off the London International Mime Festival from Tue 24 Jan.