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Max Cooper presents Seme

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Electronic music producer, musician and audio-visual artist Max Cooper brings us the UK premiere of his new project Seme, which takes inspiration from Italy’s rich culture & foundational aesthetics.

Across two dates electronic musician and audio-visual artist Max Cooper performs the UK debut of his latest project Seme.

Originally developed for its world premiere at the Saltzburg Easter Festival, Cooper’s new project has been themed around the passion and spirit of Italy. Seme (Seed) takes inspiration from rich Italian foundational aesthetics – combining elements of Italy's history of music, science, philosophy and art. Seme mines Italy’s rich cultural past to create a meditation on the form which yields us, and the world we live in.

Cooper will be joined by Kim Sheehan (soprano), Niels Orens (cello), Tom Hodge (piano), and visuals by multi-disciplinary design studio Architecture Social Club, Yoshi Sodeoka and Davide Quayola. Support artist Odalie brings complex arrangements touching on a world of emotion.

Tagged with: Contemporary music Electronic Young Barbican

This performance contains haze and strobe lights. 

Thur 4 Apr

Start time: 7:30pm

Odalie (40 mins)

Interval (20 mins)

Max Cooper (120 mins)

End time: 10:30pm 

Fri 5 Apr

Start time: 7pm 

Odalie (40 mins)

Interval (20 mins)

Max Cooper (120 mins)

End Time: 10pm 

Produced by the Barbican

Generously supported by Trevor Fenwick and Jane Hindley

Performers

Max Cooper
Niels Orens cello
Kim Sheehan soprano
Tom Hodge piano
Architecture Social Club visuals
Yoshi Sodeoka visuals
Davide Quayola visuals

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