Miss Me, But Let Me Go (premiere)

Date/Time
Aug 29, 12 am

Venue
Chamber Hall of Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
Tallinn
Estonia

Title: Miss Me, But Let Me Go

Setting: soprano voice, clarinet, cello, piano

Performer: Pattern Ensemble (Estonia)

Duration: 1,5 min.

Project EMOCEAN

Official website

Global Composer Project 2 ‘Emocean’ follows the ground-breaking Global Composer Project 1 ‘Towards A Shining Light 50 for 50’ where 50 composers from 24 countries collaborated with trios in The Netherlands, Australia, and the USA to create, perform and record a chamber music collage featuring 50 one-minute composer self-portraits, scored for clarinet, viola and piano.

Global Composer Project 2 ‘Emocean’ follows the ground-breaking Global Composer Project 1 ‘Towards A Shining Light 50 for 50’ where 50 composers from 24 countries collaborated with trios in The Netherlands, Australia, and the USA to create, perform and record a chamber music collage featuring 50 one-minute composer self-portraits, scored for clarinet, viola and piano. ​

Project Emocean invited expressions of interest from composers around the world to collaborate with ensembles (soprano, clarinet, cello, piano) in Italy, Poland, Taiwan, Finland, and Australia to create a collage featuring 25 two-minute pieces exploring themes of love, happiness, grief or fear. The diversity of styles ranges from traditional/contemporary Classical and Film music to innovative jazz fusions, and experimental music.​

All 25 miniatures will be performed and recorded as one continuous collage in ensembles’ home countries. During the performances, each miniature will be accompanied by a projected image of the theme it explores.​​

The aims of the Global Composer Projects are to:

​– galvanize, invigorate, and share compositional practices in the international community

– showcase cultural and artistic diversity

– foster international collaborations between contemporary composers and performers

– provide an opportunity for emerging and less-known composers/performers to be heard

– provide an opportunity for established composers/performers to enrich and expand their international profile/portfolio

– establish an ongoing platform for the global community of composers and performers

– inspire local and international music creatives

– generate new chamber music works

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The ensembles presenting Project Emocean in live and recorded performances are:

​ENSEMBLE FLEX – Australia

Leanne Kenneally-Warnock (voice), Dr Rianne Wilschut (clarinet), Alison Smith O’Connell (cello), Mia Huang (piano)

3MC ENSEMBLE – Poland

Annika Mikołajko-Osman (voice), Dominika Czachor (clarinet), Edyta Matonóg (cello), Olga Michałowska (piano)

MUSICA DEL VIVO – Italy

Sarah Claudia Mueller (voice), Alessandro Malcangi (clarinet), Mattia Geracitano (cello), Jacopo Feresin (piano)

AURORA FLUX – Finland

Maikki Säikkä (voice), Harri Wallenius (clarinet), Matti Moilanen (cello), Esa Moilanen (piano)

SOUND OF FORMOSA – Taiwan

Chia-Wen Chen (voice), Han Hsiao (voice), Chung-Kai Yu (clarinet), Yung-Nyen Tien (clarinet), Shang-Yi Lin (cello),

Li-Mu Ya (cello), Yi-Ru Lai (piano), Tsai-Chih Amy Hsieh (piano)

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