Nonclassical: listening to place

Ahead of their curated evening concert, Nonclassical take over our foyers with free performances from Chihiro Ono, Langham Research Centre, Ligeti Quartet, Cedrik Fermont and Gabriel Prokofiev.

Tagged with: Classical music Barbican Presents Contemporary music

Co-produced by Barbican and Nonclassical

Supported by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union

Set times

3–3.30pm FreeStage, Chihiro Ono
Chihiro Ono KaleidoTunnel for field recordings with solo violin
Improvisation based on 8 million gods in a house
HachiRen

3.30–4pm FreeStage, Langham Research Centre
John Cage Variations I
Langham Research Centre Zugzwang
Langham Research Centre/Luc Ferrari Dinotique

4–4.40pm Fountain Room
Panel discussion – The evolution of field recording from documentation to personal artform
Moderated by Gabriel Prokofiev, featuring Kate Carr, Cedrik Fermont, Chihiro Ono and Robert Worby (Langham Research Centre)

5–5.30pm FreeStage, Ligeti Quartet
Pauline Oliveros Environmental Dialogue
Christian Mason Extracts from Sardinian Songbook
Anna Meredith Chorale

5.30–6pm FreeStage, Cedrik Fermont

6–7pm ClubStage, DJ set Gabriel Prokofiev

6–7.20pm Fountain Room
Jacob Kirkegaard Testimonium

7–7.30pm ClubStage, DJ set Blue Maignien