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World premiere of Erkki-Sven Tüür’s ‘Deep Dark Shine’ at the Bridge Festival

21.04.2022 20:00
The Barrowland Ballroom Glasgow

Nachtmusik

Presented by Scottish Ensemble, Ensemble Resonanz, Trondheim Soloists & PLMF Music Trust

Thursday 21 April, 8pm
Barrowland Ballroom

Beneath the hallowed ceiling of the Barrowland Ballroom, almost fifty musicians from the best ensembles in Europe assemble, armed with music to make you feel.

Music for the future, and the past, by people with serious vision: Mica Levi , Erkki-Sven Tüür and Jonny Greenwood (Radiohead). Penderecki, Mahler, Hidelgard von Bingen and Gabrieli. Music to make you feel everything: elated, at one with the moment, temporarily confused, a little bit scared, excited, overwhelmed, at peace, inspired. There are things these composers can do: chilling, body-encompassing, goosebump-inducing, heart-breaking things, and then some.

Join us for a night of pan-European music celebrating the infinite possibilities of music for strings, kick-starting The Bridge Festival.

Gabrieli Sonata XVIII
Hildegard von Bingen
O Eclesia!
Mica Levi
 Flag (world premiere)
Mahler Adagietto from 5th Symphony
Erkki-Sven Tüür Deep Dark Shine (world premiere)
Penderecki Polymorphia
Jonny Greenwood 48 Responses to Polymorphia

Catherine Larsen-Maguire conductor

Tickets

Standard: £16.00
Concessions:
Carers and Children under 16*
free with any paid ticket
Unemployed, students, under 30’s, disability allowance, G40 postcode
£6 tickets

Festival Multi-buy deal

10% off when buying tickets for 2-3 shows
20% off when buying tickets for 4-5 shows

Book online
Over the phone at 0141 332 5057

With thanks to Scottish Ensemble’s Fund for the Future supporters

90 minutes with interval
*14+
Access via stair climber, with wheelchair viewing platform (limited availability). Visit the Barrowlands website for further information.

Further information

21.04.2022 20:00
The Barrowland Ballroom Glasgow