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ANNO: Four Seasons by Anna Meredith & Antonio Vivaldi

Scottish Ensemble

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A silhouette of a violinist in front of a multi colour background

Experience the passage of time through a surprising and utterly fresh interpretation of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons.

Composer and producer Anna Meredith skilfully bridges the worlds of contemporary classical, art pop, soundtracks, electronica, installations and experimental rock. In Anno - for strings and electronics – she reframes Vivaldi’s Four Seasons imaginatively blending sound worlds, to heighten the intensity and drama of a much-loved classic. 

Projections by artist Eleanor Meredith surround the pioneering collective of musicians from Scottish Ensemble as they journey through the seasons, and space, creating a cycle of sound and light that merges, collides and cocoons.

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Produced by the Barbican

Programme

  •   This programme features Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons interspersed with electronic compositions by Anna Meredith, with projections of visual art by Eleanor Meredith.

Performers

  • Scottish Ensemble  
  • Anna Meredith   electronics and composer
  • Eleanor Meredith   visual art

Ticket prices

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From £18 *
* Excludes £4 booking fee

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