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Kate Ledger (piano)

Saturday 5th October, 1:00pm

York Unitarian Chapel

York-based pianist Kate Ledger offers an innovative programme of miniatures, but with a minimalist slant. Centred around Philip Glass’ Music in Contrary Motion and David Lang’s pieces Grind and Cage alongside James Williamson’s Fragments to Loop (expect megaphones!) framed by two works by Matthew Lee Knowles.

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Programme

Matthew Lee Knowles – For Matt Geer
James Williamson – Fragments to Loop
Bryn Harrison – Piano Set
Philip Glass – Music in Contrary Motion
Karen Tanaka – Blue Crystal
David Lang – Cage
Matthew Lee Knowles – For AE on their 30th Birthday
David Lang – Grind

You can now download the full programme, with programme notes.

Read more about James Williamson’s and Kate Ledger’s ideas behind this concert here.

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