Piece for Eden and Cara
Red Panel, Patrick Hegarty
| Formats | Tracks | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Download Single (Live at The state51 Conservatoire) (MP3) | 1 track | £0.99 | |
| Download Single (Live at The state51 Conservatoire) (WAV) | 1 track | £0.99 |
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Red Panel, Patrick Hegarty - Piece for Eden and Cara
Red Panel perform 'Piece for Eden and Cara' live as part of the state51 Conservatoire series.
Written for Eden Lonsdale and Cara Dawson, Patrick Hegarty's 'Piece for Eden and Cara' meditates on raw, pure, and fragile textures through extensive use of harmonics and string preparation. There are semblances of volatile melodies that intensify throughout the work and eventually disintegrate.
Red Panel is a fluid collective of composers, multi-instrumentalists and sound artists based in the UK and Germany. Founded in 2018 by composer-performer duo Cara Dawson and Eden Lonsdale, the group’s rotating line-up is characterised by a highly collaborative approach to music making. Their performances bring together specially written compositions, immersive environments and unconventional locations, creating a musical language that is situated somewhere between experimental, contemporary classical, and ambient/drone.
Recent projects have spanned a variety of formats, including a multi-media performance at the Barbican Cinema, a series of house concerts across Berlin, a number of church concerts in London, and a long durational installation work for the London Culture Mile.
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Written for Eden Lonsdale and Cara Dawson, Patrick Hegarty's 'Piece for Eden and Cara' meditates on raw, pure, and fragile textures through extensive use of harmonics and string preparation. There are semblances of volatile melodies that intensify throughout the work and eventually disintegrate.
Red Panel is a fluid collective of composers, multi-instrumentalists and sound artists based in the UK and Germany. Founded in 2018 by composer-performer duo Cara Dawson and Eden Lonsdale, the group’s rotating line-up is characterised by a highly collaborative approach to music making. Their performances bring together specially written compositions, immersive environments and unconventional locations, creating a musical language that is situated somewhere between experimental, contemporary classical, and ambient/drone.
Recent projects have spanned a variety of formats, including a multi-media performance at the Barbican Cinema, a series of house concerts across Berlin, a number of church concerts in London, and a long durational installation work for the London Culture Mile.
Red Panel
Website
The state51 Conspiracy
YouTube