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Mica Levi & Sinfonietta Cracovia, Mabe Fratti & Raphael Rogiński

Unsound x Barbican

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Ground-breaking music festival Unsound returns for a specially curated evening highlighting some of the most inventive talents in adventurous music.

Composer Mica Levi presents a selection of pieces for large-scale string ensemble, including a new UK premiere commissioned by Unsound, and performed by the Sinfonietta Cracovia; a leading chamber ensemble in Poland, praised for its performances from the avant-garde to film music. It is famous for its interpretations of the works of Krzysztof Penderecki, the mentor and patron to many of their projects.

Mabe Fratti is an experimental guitarist, cellist and composer; classically trained in Guatemala she began experimenting in the avant-garde as a teenager. She describes her new LP Sentir Que No Sabes (Feel Like You Don't Know)  as 'groovy'. 

Raphael Rogiński  is a guitarist and composer bringing us music from his new album Žaltys (Unsound, 2024), with music inspired by time, memory and the Polish-Lithuanian borderlands.

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This performance may contain haze. 

Stage times

7.30 - 8pm Raphael Roginksi 

8 - 8.15pm interval 

8.15 - 9pm Mabe Fratti 

9 - 9.20pm interval 

9.20 - 10pm Sinfonietta Cracovia

Stage times are approximate and subject to change.
 

Produced by the Barbican in association with Unsound. Supported by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.

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