SOPHIE DUNÉR voice
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Tuesday 27 May 2025Doors: 6.30pm
Concert: 7.30pm Duration: 110min (approx), including one interval Tickets: £30 Adults £25 Early bird (if purchased before 1 April) £20 Concessions (Under 18, full-time students, income support, state pension and NHS workers) |
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Noted for a vocal delivery that is, "forceful, with a high register that sounds like Arthur Blythe, a low range that booms out like Armstrong’s", vocalist Sophie Dunér makes her 1901 Arts Club debut with “nuclear reactor” pianist Jonathan Powell in a unique programme of six works by the influential late-20th century composers Morton Feldman and Karlheinz Stockhausen.
With special guest, violinist Leora Cohen: former National Youth Orchestra Co-Principal. ProgrammeMorton Feldman
Only (1946; Text by Rilke from Sonette an Orpheus, Nr.XXIII) Karlheinz Stockhausen Klavierstück V (1954) Karlheinz Stockhausen TIERKREIS-ZODIAC (1974-5) Karlheinz Stockhausen Klavierstück IX (1961) Morton Feldman Palais de Mari (1986) Morton Feldman Voice, Violin and Piano (1976) |
Photo by Per Norberg
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Sophie Dunér
photo: Per Norberg
Sophie Dunér is a highly versatile singer, composer and improviser from Sweden. With her roots in jazz, she is influenced by avant-garde and contemporary classical writing.
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Jonathan Powell
Jonathan Powell’s recent activities include the world première recording of rediscovered Jewish Czech composer Hans Winterberg’s 1st Piano Concerto, with the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra under Johannes Kalitzke.
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Leora Cohen
Leora Cohen enjoys a diverse career, performing as a recitalist, soloist and ensemble musician around the world. Leora graduated with a double first-class degree from Cambridge University.
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