This concert-film will be released on Wednesday 27th of January. It will be available to watch from 9am UK time that morning, and include a live virtual discussion with the artists and audience members at 6pm UK time on the same day.
Individuals who purchase a ticket before 6pm on the 27th of January will receive an email from Greengage with a link and password to watch the film. They will also receive the details about how to join the live video discussion at 6pm UK time on the 27th.
For people who buy a ticket after 6pm on the 27th of January 2021, the filmed concert will be available to watch on demand. On purchasing a ticket, individuals will receive an email with a link and password to watch then it suits them.
To watch the trailer, see here
Enter a former cardboard factory in east London in the dead of night, where Ravel's obsession with little mechanical toys comes as Darragh Morgan and Timothy Gill perform his iconic Sonata for violin and cello. The music was recorded in complete takes to create a feeling of freshness akin to live performance.
This filmed performance is part of Found Spaces, a series of 4 concert films that embraces the creativity and flexibility of classical musicians. We gathered a group of brilliant musicians, videographers and artists to create visually exciting performances that couldn't happen in a traditional concert hall or with an in-person audience. These are performances in a digital format for an artistic reason and to create an exciting new audience experience, not just because the covid-19 pandemic has closed concert halls around the world.
Join us in Greengage's continued efforts to push the boundaries of digital performances, make paid work for artists and demonstrate the power of the arts to bring people together.