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Music for Liberia with Kamilla Arku (Piano)

Music for Solo Piano

Part of the Borough New Music Series 13

Add to my Calendar 05-02-2019 13:00 05-02-2019 15:00 36 Music for Liberia with Kamilla Arku (Piano) Since 2008, Music for Liberia has raised money for education in Liberia through concerts and events featuring world renowned classical, African and jazz musicians. Donations have enabled their charity partners to fund crucial work, including building libraries, supporting rural schools and providing accommodation for Ebola orphans. Borough New Music is delighted to collaborate with the pianist Kamilla Arku, in a fundraising event for Music for Liberia, in which she will perform a fascinating selection of music by living composers, some of whom she has worked with personally, and including the world premiere of Virginia Seay's '9 Pieces' (1944). St George the Martyr Church, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St George the Martyr Church
Borough High Street
Southwark
London
SE1 1JA
England

Programme

Tania Leon – Tumbao (2005)
Lowell Liebermann – Nocturne no.8 (2003)
George Walker – Caprice (1941)
George Walker – Prelude (1945)
Virginia Seay – 9 Pieces (1944)
Tara Creme – Suite for Prepared Piano, Volume I (2018)
Lainie Fefferman – Barnacles (2007)

Performers

Kamilla Arku – piano

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Programme Note

Since 2008, Music for Liberia has raised money for education in Liberia through concerts and events featuring world renowned classical, African and jazz musicians. Donations have enabled their charity partners to fund crucial work, including building libraries, supporting rural schools and providing accommodation for Ebola orphans. Borough New Music is delighted to collaborate with the pianist Kamilla Arku, in a fundraising event for Music for Liberia, in which she will perform a fascinating selection of music by living composers, some of whom she has worked with personally, and including the world premiere of Virginia Seay's '9 Pieces' (1944).

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