Continents, computers and electric dreams: Tristan Murail’s non-electronic orchestral classic Gondwana charts a course to new worlds with electronics sound from Steven Daverson and Misato Mochizuki.
Ilan Volkov, conductor
Carl Faia, live electronics
Musical instruments probe the inner game of a film by Tarkovsky, plumbing memories and dreams in the UK premiere of Steven Daverson’s BBC co-commission. A computer-created bird erupts into the middle of a symphony orchestra in Misato Mochizuki’s work exploring the thread between brains, intrusions and interactions. And Tristan Murail invokes Indian myths and electronic inspiration to rediscover – in ravishing orchestral sound – a whole continent that has been lost.
Sounds impossible? Well, that’s what this Total Immersion day is about. Murail’s 1980 classic Gondwana helped define a new method of creating sound, and a compelling new way of listening to it. Now, Ilan Volkov, the BBC SO, our composers and a team of virtuoso sound engineers follow his trail into that vast new world, and see where it’s taken us. You might be surprised…
Barbican Centre, Silk Street, City of London, EC2Y 8DS England, United Kingdom
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