The 20/19 Project: Screening + Q&A

Studio Will Dutta is the creative everything of Will Dutta: a parade of artistic invention, playback and research.Since its founding in 2007, we have presented over two hundred performances, commissioned radical new work and played a vital role in establishing the independent classical scene in the UK.Striking projects include: Gabriel Prokofiev’sConcerto for Turntables and Orchestra(2006–7)—this now iconic work has received over seventy performances worldwide since we gave the premiere at Scala in London, including televised broadcasts at the BBC Proms in 2011 and 2016, and award-winning studio albums on Nonclassical and Signum Classics; Tim Exile’sBardo EPfor Flow Machine and Orchestra; and the concert production of Nick Lloyd-Webber and James D. Reid’s musical,The Little Prince(2016), which premiered at the Abu Dhabi Festival with award-winning actor Hugh Grant.Other credits:London Winter Concert(Southbank Centre, 2019)The 20/19 Project(Turner Contemporary, 2019),Made in Transition(Tate Britain, 2014),Music and Money(Mansion House, 2012)Four: Zero(De La Warr Pavilion, 2011–12),Notation and Interpretation(ICA, 2011),Songs for a Better Future(Tate Modern/Drawing Room, 2010),Beyond Scale(Tate Britain, 2009) andBlank Canvas(Village Underground, 2007–2013).

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Join us for a couple of digital firsts. Discover Three Moments by Ana Quiroga and Pedro Maia and Lost Anthems by Scott Wollschleger.

What does the present moment with all its fragmentation, confusion and constriction, look/sound like when seen/heard from above?Just six months ago we presented a series of creative responses to this question in The 20/19 Project to accompany new viola sonatas by Andrew Norman, Anna Thorvaldsdottir, and Scott Wollschleger. The UK premiere happened at Turner Contemporary with three audio-visual preludes by Ana Quiroga and Pedro Maia marking the walls. The created works feel so immediate today. Join us for a couple of digital firsts. Discover Three Moments by Ana Quiroga and Pedro Maia and Lost Anthems by Scott Wollschleger. The composers and filmmaker will be on hand to introduce their work and we want your questions.This event is only made possible thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.Taking Part in Studio Will Dutta Online EventsFor our Q&amp;A events, we use the platform <a href="https://zoom.us" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Zoom</a>. To participate in the event you will need to register for a ticket to receive the unique Zoom link. The link will be made available at 18:00 BST on the day of the event. You will need to register for a free Zoom account and download their software. The digital premieres will take place on YouTube and you will receive the link to these upon registration.Running Order (all timings BST)19:30 - Introduction (Zoom)19:35 - Will Dutta interviews Ana Quiroga and Pedro Maia (Zoom)19:45 - Digital premiere of Three Moments (YouTube)19:55 - Anne Leilehua Lanzilotti interviews Scott Wollschleger (Zoom)20:15 - Digital premiere of Lost Anthems (YouTube)20:45 - Audience Q&amp;A (Zoom)21:00 - Close

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