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Music 7.30pm

   

Music 7.30pm

Ell Kendall & The London Ambient Orchestra |Joe Harvey-Whyte

Ell Kendall & The London Ambient Orchestra |Joe Harvey-Whyte

Sacred // Nature

"Occasionally, I'll get lost for a morning. Thinking about sounds that fascinate me, and their quality. If you take a leaf from a tree, any tree will do, and look at it, I mean really look at it, over 10-15 minutes. Perhaps this is the type of quality which really gets to me in sound."

Ell Kendall is a UK sound artist and one of BBC3's 'unclassified' composers. His influences range from avant-garde composers and performance artists to early religious music, and ritual.

The London Ambient Orchestra is a collaboration of alternative classical artists, joined together through a mutual goal of exploration, expression, and experimentation.

The Sacred Nature collection being performed, is a body of secular composition, in spiritual reflection and reverence of the Earth.

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Pedal steel guitarist, composer and sound artist Joe Harvey-Whyte began making immersive soundscapes to help ease his insomnia and tinnitus. His debut solo release Flatland / Spaceland was released on None More Records.

Joe is also an in-demand session player and has worked with a range of artists including The Magic Numbers, Susanne Sundfør , Billy Bragg , Tony Visconti & The Hanging Stars.

“This guy is outer space” - Tony Visconti

"Occasionally, I'll get lost for a morning. Thinking about sounds that fascinate me, and their quality. If you take a leaf from a tree, any tree will do, and look at it, I mean really look at it, over 10-15 minutes. Perhaps this is the type of quality which really gets to me in sound."

Ell Kendall is a UK sound artist and one of BBC3's 'unclassified' composers. His influences range from avant-garde composers and performance artists to early religious music, and ritual.

The London Ambient Orchestra is a collaboration of alternative classical artists, joined together through a mutual goal of exploration, expression, and experimentation.

The Sacred Nature collection being performed, is a body of secular composition, in spiritual reflection and reverence of the Earth.

***

Pedal steel guitarist, composer and sound artist Joe Harvey-Whyte began making immersive soundscapes to help ease his insomnia and tinnitus. His debut solo release Flatland / Spaceland was released on None More Records.

Joe is also an in-demand session player and has worked with a range of artists including The Magic Numbers, Susanne Sundfør , Billy Bragg , Tony Visconti & The Hanging Stars.

“This guy is outer space” - Tony Visconti

Reviews

"What a pleasure, then, to listen to The London Ambient Orchestra perform the compositions of Ell Kendall at the Shala. An undoubted highlight of the weekend, Michael Nyman and John Adams immediately sprang to mind, but surprisingly, so did Benjamin Britten and, during a stunning choral work, Thomas Tallis. As much about the spaces in-between as the notes played, his music had a haunting, lyrical quality beautifully showcased by the excellence of the musicians of the orchestra."
"What a pleasure, then, to listen to The London Ambient Orchestra perform the compositions of Ell Kendall at the Shala. An undoubted highlight of the weekend, Michael Nyman and John Adams immediately sprang to mind, but surprisingly, so did Benjamin Britten and, during a stunning choral work, Thomas Tallis. As much about the spaces in-between as the notes played, his music had a haunting, lyrical quality beautifully showcased by the excellence of the musicians of the orchestra."
"What a pleasure, then, to listen to The London Ambient Orchestra perform the compositions of Ell Kendall at the Shala. An undoubted highlight of the weekend, Michael Nyman and John Adams immediately sprang to mind, but surprisingly, so did Benjamin Britten and, during a stunning choral work, Thomas Tallis. As much about the spaces in-between as the notes played, his music had a haunting, lyrical quality beautifully showcased by the excellence of the musicians of the orchestra."
"What a pleasure, then, to listen to The London Ambient Orchestra perform the compositions of Ell Kendall at the Shala. An undoubted highlight of the weekend, Michael Nyman and John Adams immediately sprang to mind, but surprisingly, so did Benjamin Britten and, during a stunning choral work, Thomas Tallis. As much about the spaces in-between as the notes played, his music had a haunting, lyrical quality beautifully showcased by the excellence of the musicians of the orchestra."
David Vass
David Vass
 | 
efestivalsco.uk
efestivalsco.uk
David Vass
David Vass
 | 
efestivalsco.uk
efestivalsco.uk

Cast & Crew

Ell Kendall
Joe Harvey-Whyte
Ell Kendall
Joe Harvey-Whyte