1st March 2012
7:30 p.m.
Audiograft

THUR 01/03
19:30
£3
ParkinsonSaunders
[rout]
The Albion Players
(Patrick Farmer, Sarah Hughes, Stephen Cornford)
Kerry Yong
Holywell Music Room
Holywell Street
Oxford OX1 3BN
http://www.audiograft.com/
28th December 2011
10:30 p.m.
Schweizer Radio DRS 2

From scratch
basel sinfonietta
Manuel Nawri, Leitung
Jürg Frey (*1953): Louange de l'eau, louange de la lumière (UA)
Tim Parkinson (*1973): Orchestra Piece (2007) (UA)
Michael Parsons (*1938): Paraphrase for Orchestra (UA)
James Saunders (*1972): things whole and not whole (UA)
Christian Wolff (*1934): Spring Two (UA)
Aufnahme Martinskirche Basel, 8. November
http://www.drs2.ch/www/de/drs2/sendungen/neue-musik-im-konzert/2718.sh10202080.html
17th December 2011
10:30 p.m.
BBC Radio 3 Hear and Now

Robert Worby and Sara Mohr-Pietsch introduce further highlights from this year's Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, including the UK premiere of James Dillon's String Quartet No.6. Apartment House perform Christian Marclay's Graffiti Composition, the result of posting thousands of sheets of blank manuscript paper on the streets of Berlin in 1996; and Switzerland's basel sinfonietta perform Tim Parkinson's Orchestra Piece, part of a concert programme inspired by the work of Cornelius Cardew's Scratch Orchestra of the early 1970s.
And in the latest instalment of the Hear and Now Fifty, original Scratch Orchestra member Howard Skempton recalls his moment of epiphany on encountering Morton Feldman's Extensions 3 for piano. With commentary from music writer Paul Griffiths and excerpts from an archive interview with the composer himself.
Christian Marclay: Graffiti Composition
Apartment House
James Dillon: String Quartet No.6
Quatuor Diotima
Morton Feldman: Extensions 3
John Tilbury (piano)
Tim Parkinson: Orchestra Piece
basel sinfonietta.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01858kf
1st December 2011
7:30 p.m.
Drawing for Scores

The idea that the shape of a sound might be reflected in a graphic shape, or that the use of measuring and geometry can help in the process of understanding musical form in composition, has influenced notation for music and also developed ideas about the process of reading instruction scores in performance.
Angharad Davies and Sarah Hubrich, violins; Anton Lukoszevieze, cello
1
Thomas Stiegler ‘Sonata Facile’ (1993)
Tim Parkinson ‘Untitled' (1998)
James Tenney 'cellogram' (1971)
Jurg Frey 'No.1', (1990)
2
Jurg Frey 'No.2' (1990)
Joan Key ‘Notes from paintings’,
Joseph Kudirka ‘Vincas/81’ (2011)
Chiyoko Szlavnics 'Quick Figure' and 'HC91' from 'Interior Landscapes I’ (2010)
Curated by Tim Parkinson with Joan Key and Anton Lukoszevieze
The Nunnery, 183 Bow Road, London, E3 2SJ
t: +44 [0] 20 8709 5292
nunnery@bowarts.com
www.bowarts.org
21st November 2011
2:20 p.m.
Edges Ensemble

Phipps Hall, 2:20PM
Free event
James Saunders - imperfections on the surface are occasionally apparent
Michael Parsons - Independent Pulses
Stefan Thut - sieben, 1-4 World Premiere
Tim Parkinson - song for many World Premiere
Christian Wolff - Grete (microexercises 23-36)
Jürg Frey - Un champ de tendresse parsemé d'adieux World Premiere
edges ensemble
The edges ensemble presents a response to Sunday's performance by the Basel Sinfonietta, revealing an alternative perspective upon the composers featured. An alternative orchestra, interdependent and inquisitive musicians, drawn equally to sonic detritus and so-called musical sounds. The edges ensemble is an inclusive collective committed to forging a musical identity through investigation, improvisation and listening, responding to the concerns of experimental composers, old and new.
Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
http://www.hcmf.co.uk/event/show/228
20th November 2011
7:30 p.m.
From Scratch - Huddersfield

Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
Jürg Frey (*1953):
Louange de l’eau, louange de la lumière, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Tim Parkinson (*1973):
Orchestra Piece (2007), Uraufführung
Michael Parsons (*1938):
Paraphrase for Orchestra, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
James Saunders (*1972):
things whole and not whole, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Christian Wolff (*1934):
Spring Two, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Basel Sinfonietta
Leitung: Manuel Nawri
http://www.baselsinfonietta.ch/html_de/538.html
17th November 2011
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear in Falmouth

Jürg Frey - Haut Jorat (2008-9) UK Premiere
Christian Wolff - String Trio for Robert Ashley (2009) UK Premiere
Richard Emsley - Still/s 7 (2011) World Premiere
Philip Corner - one of the Gamelan pieces
Alvin Lucier - Fideliotrio (1987)
Thomas Stiegler - Treibgut I/2 (2011) World Premiere
Martin Arnold - Rat-drifting (1999)
Performed by Apartment House
Studio L, The Performance Centre, Tremough Campus, University College Falmouth, Penryn, Cornwall TR10 9EZ
Tickets: £10 (£7.50 concessions)
Box office: 01326 255885
9th November 2011
8 p.m.
From Scratch - Zürich

Zürich, Rote Fabrik
Jürg Frey (*1953):
Louange de l’eau, louange de la lumière, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Tim Parkinson (*1973):
Orchestra Piece (2007), Uraufführung
Michael Parsons (*1938):
Paraphrase for Orchestra, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
James Saunders (*1972):
things whole and not whole, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Christian Wolff (*1934):
Spring Two, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Basel Sinfonietta
Leitung: Manuel Nawri
http://www.baselsinfonietta.ch/html_de/538.html
8th November 2011
7:30 p.m.
From Scratch - Basel

Basel, Martinskirche
Jürg Frey (*1953):
Louange de l’eau, louange de la lumière, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Tim Parkinson (*1973):
Orchestra Piece (2007), Uraufführung
Michael Parsons (*1938):
Paraphrase for Orchestra, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
James Saunders (*1972):
things whole and not whole, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Christian Wolff (*1934):
Spring Two, Uraufführung, Auftragswerk der basel sinfonietta
Basel Sinfonietta
Leitung: Manuel Nawri
Including PRE-CONCERT EVENT
"Material" by Christian Wolff
"Pentachordal Melody" by Michael Parsons
played by
Marc Kilchenmann, Tim Parkinson, James Saunders, and Stefan Thut.
http://www.baselsinfonietta.ch/html_de/538.html
2nd November 2011
7:30 p.m.
Cut & Splice

Cut & Splice free launch event
Poetry as Score
Centre for Creative Collaboration, 16 Acton Street, London, WC1X 9NG
7.30pm (pre-concert discussion 6.30-7pm)
Jürg Frey - Landschaft mit Wörtern (selection) (2003)
Manfred Werder - 2009/4
Michael Pisaro - A single charm is doubtful [harmony series no.14] (2004-6)
Antoine Beuger - Confidential Letter #7 (2011)
Performers: Antoine Beuger, Angharad Davies, Sarah Hughes, Tim Parkinson, Michael Pisaro, David Stent, Carol Watts and Manfred Werder.
As part of Cut & Splice: Grúndelweiser, POLYply presents an evening of Wandelweiser works grounded in poetic texts.
Since its inception in 1992, the Wandelweiser composer collective has created an increasingly influential body of work characterised by its great beauty, economy and focus. International in membership and outlook, the collective includes some of the most striking and individual composers working today. Taking the music and aesthetics of Cage, Feldman and Christian Wolff as starting points, the Wandelweiser composers share an interest in the exploration of compositional process and a common concern for silence and duration.
In recent years, several Wandelweiser composers have taken the text-score innovations of the 60s and 70s in new directions, using poems to guide musical performance in various intriguing ways. In this concert several of these works will performed by an ensemble led by composer Tim Parkinson and featuring some of the UK's most experienced interpreters of the collective’s music. The evening begins with a panel discussion led by Will Montgomery and featuring the composers Antoine Beuger, Michael Pisaro and Manfred Werder.
This event, which kicks off the annual Cut & Splice festival, is the first in a series of POLYprojects – one-off events growing out of Royal Holloway's monthly POLYply poetry and performances series, which is hosted by the Centre for Creative Collaboration in Kings Cross, London.
Poetry as Score is programmed by Will Montgomery and Tim Parkinson. Please not that, although this is a free event, space is limited at the venue so you should arrive in good time to avoid disappointment.
19th October 2011
7:30 p.m.
Janácek Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno

Richard Emsley - Piano With Violin (2005)
John Lely - The Harmonics of Real Strings (2006)
James Saunders - opposition between the two spaces and their common mediation (2011)
Chris Newman - Soul Damage (1997)
Tim Parkinson - violin and piano piece (2009)
Angharad Davies, violin
Tim Parkinson, piano
12th October 2011
6 p.m.
London Guildhall School of Music and Drama

Guest speaker, talking about my music and as a performer of new music.
1st October 2011
8 p.m.
this had already had a history

Premiere of "this already had a history" by Patrick Farmer
realised by
Rhodri Davies & Tim Parkinson
Saint Columba's United Reformed Church
Alfred Street
Oxford
Oxfordshire
OX1 4EH
21st September 2011
1:15 p.m.
WORD EVENT

WORD EVENT: a verbal notation symposium
Bath Spa University, UK
http://wordevent.wordpress.com/
1.15 Lunchtime Concert - Angharad Davies, John Lely, Tim Parkinson, James Saunders
The Centre for Musical Research at Bath Spa University is holding a
one-day symposium on verbal notation, an approach to scoring that uses the
written word, as opposed to symbols, to convey information to whoever
chooses to interpret it. Verbal notation has been adopted and developed in
the field commonly referred to as experimental music, as well as related
areas of arts practice involving performance or object making.
The location will be Bath Spa University's Corsham Court campus, situated between
Bath and Chippenham.
The symposium follows a two-year AHRC-funded research project resulting in
a book on verbal notation, to be published by Continuum in late 2011.
10th September 2011
3:30 p.m.
Squib Box on Resonance FM

10th September – Composer/performer focus; special guest Tim Parkinson joins squib for live discussions and performances.
http://resonancefm.com/schedule
http://www.squib-box.com/2011/08/resonance-fm-series/#more-2791
9th September 2011
noon
Nunhead Open 8 Art Exhibition 2011

Nunhead Open 8 Art Exhibition 2011
9-11 September
Friday- Sunday 12-5pm
Artists Projects, Performances, Film taking place alongside The Nunhead Open 8 Exhibition, at The Old Nursery Building 9-11 September 2011, 12-5pm (see below).
Artists Film and video including;
Jenna Collins - Fathom (with music by Tim Parkinson)
AND MUCH MORE
www.thesurgery.turnpiece.net
The Old Nursery Building 5 Nunhead Green SE15 3QQ Tel: 07906206166
15th July 2011
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 2011 - 3

Music by
Jürg Frey
Vincenzo Galilei
Michael Parsons
Chiyoko Szlavnics
Christian Wolff
played by
Angharad Davies & Sara Hubrich - violins
Parkinson Saunders - any sound producing means
The Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham St, London EC2V
£9 (£6)
8th July 2011
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 2011 - 2

Music by
William Cheshire
Philip Corner
Christopher Hobbs
Travis Just
Alvin Lucier
Michael Parsons
&
new arrangements of traditional Georgian songs
performed by Ensemble We'd Like to Hear
The Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham St, London EC2V
£9 (£6)
8th July 2011
7 p.m.
time of music

Apartment House play in the Chapel:
Tim Parkinson (1973): Trio with objects (2008) 20’
Amnon Wolman (1955): Dead End (1996) 14’
Anton Lukoszevieze: Dirty Angels (ke.) 10’
Elisabeth S. Clarke: Between Words (2009) 8’
Egidija Medekšaite (1979): New work (ke.) 11’
Arturas Bumsteinas (1982): Nocturne Op. 37 (ke.) 4’
Apartment House:
Andrew Sparling (cl), Anton Lukoszevieze (vc). Mark Knoop (pf). Gordon Mackay (vl),
Reiad Chibah (vla)
Time of Music
Keskitie 10
44500 VIITASAARI
FINLAND
web: www.timeofmusic.org
1st July 2011
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 2011 - 1

Music by
Peter Ablinger
Alvin Curran
Mamoru Fujieda
Andrea Gabrieli
Makiko Nishikaze
Michael Parsons
Erik Satie
Makiko Nishikaze - Clavichord
The Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham St, London EC2V
£9 (£6)
15th June 2011
8 p.m.
The Music of What Happens

Playing with Apartment House, concert curated by Jennifer Walshe
Amnon Wolman - Dead End
Zach Seldees - 124 Milton Street Extract
Pelle Gudmundsen Holmgreen - Plateaux Pour Deux
Jonathan Marmor - Dog Star
Oxford Playhouse, Oxford, UK
£12 (£10 concessions) + £1 booking fee
?Oxford Playhouse box office: 01865 305305
28th May 2011
7 p.m.
Never Come Ashore

Never Come Ashore presents:
Angharad Davies and Tim Parkinson, + Muris
Alison Knowles - A Variety of Rocks (1991)
Michael Parsons - Pentachordal Melody (1978)
James Saunders - opposition between the two spaces and their common mediation (2011)
Christian Wolff - For John (Material) (2008)
Stefan Thut - (pages from) ab, 1-10 (2010)
Streetlevel Photoworks Gallery, Trongate 103, Glasgow, UK
http://www.streetlevelphotoworks.org/index.html
27th May 2011
8 p.m.
ANOTHER PLACE MIGHT CALL THIS EVENT "NEW/ENGLAND" BUT FUCK THAT. NO MORE NAMED CONCERTS

MAY 27 // 8PM // $10
ANOTHER PLACE MIGHT CALL THIS EVENT "NEW/ENGLAND" BUT FUCK THAT. NO MORE NAMED CONCERTS
Tim Parkinson - drum piece (2011)
melodica and percussion (2009)
plus new music by composers from the UK and Ireland including John Lely, Paul Newland, James Saunders, Jennifer Walshe, performed by Doug Barrett, John Hastings, Travis Just, Dominic Lash, Quentin Tolimieri
at Incubator Arts Project
131 East 10th Street
Use Entrance on 11th and go upstairs
New York, NY 10003
http://www.incubatorarts.org/music.html
10th April 2011
9 p.m.
ausland

Angharad Davies - violin
Tisha Mukarji - inside piano
Axel Dörner - trumpet
and
Tim Parkinson - violin and piano piece (2009)
and
Lucio Capece
AUSLAND
Territory for experimental
music, performance and art
Lychener Str. 60 10437 Berlin
+49(0)30 44 77 00 8
http://www.ausland-berlin.de/davies-mukarji-dorner-parkinson-capece
17th February 2011
7 p.m.
Audiograft

Concept as Score • Wandelweiser and Fluxus
Programme to include music by Manfred Werder, Radu Malfatti, Tim Parkinson, Fluxus and more
Angharad Davies & Tim Parkinson
The Set Ensemble
Dominic Lash, Patrick Farmer, Sarah Hughes, David Stent, Bruno Guastalla, Eric Clarke, Jill Eliott
Holywell Music Room
Holywell Street
Oxford OX1 3BN
12th February 2011
6:30 p.m.
Mind is Moving @ The Nunnery

Michael Pisaro - Mind is Moving
Seven simultaneous performances of pieces from Michael Pisaro's Mind is Moving series.
3 hour performance, 6.30-9.30pm
Musicians - Jennifer Allum, Jamie Coleman, Becky Dixon, Dominic Lash, Tim Parkinson, Dan Shilladay, Henri Vaxby.
The Nunnery, 183 Bow Road, London E3 2SJ
http://www.bowarts.org/thenunnery/index.php?code=41
25th November 2010
8:30 p.m.
Lee Patterson & Tim Parkinson / Luke Fowler

Lee Patterson & Tim Parkinson / Luke Fowler
25/11/2010 - 20:30
Beursschouwburg
A. Ortsstraat 20-28, 1000 Brussel, tel. 02 550 03 50
http://www.beursschouwburg.be/agenda/detail/nl/2138/2010/11/
Lee Patterson is een klankkunstenaar die verborgen klanken uit onze dagelijkse omgeving onderzoekt. In zijn zoektocht naar alternatieve manieren om klank te maken met een piano, werd duidelijk dat elke piano een eigen karakter heeft door o.m. het design, vervaardiging, ouderdom en gebruik. Deze sonische eigenaardigheden laten unieke mogelijkheden toe in elk instrument. ‘Pianoworks (2010)’, een compositie geschreven voor Tim Parkinson, vertrekken van studies op een oude piano in Brussel.
How to create a meaningful dialogue between looking and listening? Luke Fowler’s film cycle 'A Grammar for Listening' attempts to address this question through the possibilities afforded by 16mm film and digital sound recording devices. In part 1, Fowler furthers his on-going dialogues with the sound artist Lee Patterson (Manchester, England). Parts 1 and 2 evolved from filming and recording trips, whose locations were chosen based on a number of geographic and acoustic possibilities.
21st September 2010
7:30 p.m.
Kings College, London

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An Evening of Improvisation and Composition
King’s College, Tuesday 21st September at 7.30pm
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James Allsopp (tenor saxophone) - Improvisation
Lawrence Williams (saxophone) and Jane Dickson (piano) - December 1952, Earle Brown
Tim Parkinson (piano) and Angharad Davies (violin) - violin and piano piece (2009), Tim Parkinson
Jennifer Allum (violin) and Ute Kanngiesser (‘cello) - Improvisation
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The St. Davids Room
King's College London
Strand
London
WC2R 2LS
Directions:
Go through the main gate of the college, into the courtyard, in the middle is a big door on your left.
Go in the door and up one of the two big staircases on either side.
The St Davids Room lies between the top of those two staircases, facing the chapel.
Admission £5
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9th September 2010
7 p.m.
POLYply 3: Emily Dickinson

POLYply 3: Emily Dickinson
• Wandelweiser composer Antoine Beuger's Landscapes of Absence, performed by Tim Parkinson, Angharad Davies, David Stent and Dominic Lash (music), Carol Watts (voice), with video by Els van Riel
• Video by Kristen Kreider, shot at Dickinson's home in Amherst, Massachusetts
• Readings by Amy De'Ath, Lucy Sheerman, Harry Gilonis and Prudence Chamberlain
• Book art by Susan Johanknecht
http://polyply.wordpress.com/
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Centre for Creative Collaboration
16 Acton Street, Kings Cross, London WC1X 9NG.
Thursday 9 September, 7pm.
Free entry, all welcome.
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16th July 2010
7 p.m.
Soundwaves Festival

John Cage – Variations III (1963)
James Saunders – components derive their value solely through their assigned context (2009)
Tim Parkinson – clarinet and words (2003)
Christian Wolff – Exercise 14 (1973-4)
Parkinson Saunders with Andrew Sparling
Sallis Benney Theatre, 58-67 Grand Parade, Brighton, BN2 0JY
14th July 2010
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 2010

John Cage - One5
Craig Shepard - December
Lee Patterson - new work for piano (supported with funds from PRS for Music Foundation)
Tim Parkinson - piano
Lee Patterson - piano
£9 (£6)
Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham Street, London EC2v
7th July 2010
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 2010

music from the wulf.
Mike WInter - for Gregory Chaitin
Mike Winter - rooms and seams
Joseph Kudirka - a round
Taylan Susam - nocturnes
Gary Schultz - cards
Laura Steenberge - elevator music
Eric km Clark - deprivation music #1
http://www.music.calarts.edu/~mwinter/
Orchestra We'd Like to Hear
£9 (£6)
Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham Street, London EC2V
5th July 2010
8 p.m.
Incidental Music @ Mark Müller Galerie

July 5 to 8, 2010
ZÜRICH
GALERIE MARK MÜLLER, Gessnerallee 36, Zürich
July 5, 8pm
John Lely: Symphony No. 5 (2009)
Tim Parkinson: symphony (2010)
July 6, 8pm
Sam Sfirri: what is mine and what is not (2010)
Stefan Thut: drei, 1-21 (2009)
July 7, 8pm
Jason Brogan: metronomic irregularity (2009)
James Saunders: template (with alterations) (2010-)
July 8, 8pm
Douglas Barrett: A Few Silence (Zürich, 8.7.2010, 20:15 Uhr) (2008)
Manfred Werder: 2010(1)
In concurrent actualisation over the 4 evenings:
Adam Overton: Conspiracy Piece (2009)
incidental music
Julia Eckhardt, viola and varia
Normisa Pereira da Silva, flutes and varia
Stefan Thut, violoncello and varia
Manfred Werder, varia
30th June 2010
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 2010

Christian Wolff - The Death of Mother Jones
Markus Trunk - Four stills
Tim Parkinson - violin piece (1999)
John Lely - The Harmonics of Real Strings
Clemens Merkel - violin
(Bozzini Quartet, Montreal)
£9 (£6)
Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham Street, London EC2V
14th May 2010
8 p.m.
Sol LeWitt: Artist's Books

The chronological display of the artist’s visual books dating from 1967 to 2002, will be complemented by a LeWitt wall drawing executed in the space, exclusively arranged with the artist’s estate especially for the exhibition at Site. The daily activity of constructing this work on the gallery wall will be an integral part of the project, allowing visitors to view the work in progress.
Related Music Performances
FREE ADMISSION
In tandem with the visual works, a sequence of free contemporary music events will take place in the space in a commissioned programme, curated by renowned experimental pianist Philip Thomas. Featuring both all - day and evening performances, the musical programme will reflect some of the aesthetic and technical concerns of Sol LeWitt.
Saturday 8 May, 11am - 5.30pm
Zurich-based composer Manfred Werder will perform his own music with the edges ensemble, who will also perform their own compositions.
Friday 14 May, 8pm
Gerhard Staebler, Kunsu Shim, Anton Lukoszevieze, Philip Thomas and John Lely will perform their own compositions with music by Alvin Lucier, and Tim Parkinson's "untitled cello and piano" (2002)
Saturday 15 May, 11am - 5.30pm
Gerhard Staebler, Kunsu Shim, Anton Lukoszevieze, Philip Thomas and John Lely will be joined by members of the edges ensemble
Saturday 22 May, 11am - 5.30pm
Edges ensemble, John Lely and Philip Thomas will perform music by John Lely, Tom Johnson, Michael Pisaro and others.
Site Gallery
1 Brown Street
Sheffield S1 2BS
UK
6th May 2010
7 p.m.
Joan Key & Yvonne Lammerich Exhibition

Markus Trunk: Four Stills
Richard Emsley: Still/s 2
Joan Key: From "Splash Fragment"
Richard Emsley: Still/s 14
Joan Key: Duet for Bass Clarinets
Laurence Crane: Arc
Laurence Crane: Raimondas Rumsas
Tim Parkinson: melodica and percussion
Richard Emsley: Still/s 24
Anton Lukoszevieze - cello, David Ryan & Ian Mitchell - clarinets, Angharad Davies - violin, Tim Parkinson - melodica
Bow Arts Trust
183 Bow Road
London E3 2SJ
t: 020 8709 5292
m: 07775 763 124
nunnery@bowarts.com
jclarke@bowarts.com
www.bowarts.com
25th April 2010
8 p.m.
Incidental Music in London 2

Manfred Werder: 2010
Antoine Beuger: kiarostami quintets (2004)
Tim Parkinson: trio with objects (2008)
Incidental Music - Normisa Pereira da Silva, Julia Eckhardt, Stefan Thut, Manfred Werder, Angharad Davies
Tickets £9 (£6)
Cafe Oto, London
www.cafeoto.co.uk
23rd April 2010
7:30 p.m.
Incidental Music in London 1

Tim Parkinson - Instruments and Varia (2010)
Michael Pisaro: Ascending Series (2.2) (2009)
Manfred Werder: 2008(4)
Incidental Music - Normisa Pereira da Silva, Julia Eckhardt, Stefan Thut, Manfred Werder, Angharad Davies
Tickets £9 (£6)
St Anne & St Agnes, Gresham St, London EC1V
25th March 2010
7:30 p.m.
House Music @ Bank Street Arts

Stephen Chase presents a performance installation specifically designed for Bank Street Arts alongside four evening events thematically linked to the installation featuring brand new and classic work by leading figures in the fields of experimental music and sound art.
#1 - 'House Music'
Markus Trunk: slightly ajar
Peter Ablinger: Weiss/Weisslich 17c
Jennifer Walshe: from Cooking with Stone
Ablinger: Weiss/Weisslich 20
Stephen Chase: No title; this isn't it either
[Interval]
Tim Parkinson: quartet (2006)
Ablinger: kleine trommel und ukw-rauschen
Alvin Lucier: Chambers
http://www.bankstreetarts.com/
32-40 Bank Street
Sheffield
S1 2DS
13th February 2010
7:30 p.m.
Tom Johnson in London

Tom Johnson in London
featuring
Tom Johnson - Counting Languages
Tom Johnson - Trio
Tom Johnson - Block Design
Michael Parsons - piano pieces
Tim Parkinson - melodica and percussion
Tim Parkinson - untitled (2004d)
played by
Tom Johnson, Michael Parsons, The Post Trio, and Tim Parkinson
Deptford Town Hall, London SE14
9th February 2010
1 p.m.
French for Cartridge Pop-Up Shop

Celebrating the release of new new album "Liquorice" by French for Cartridge, a week-long series of happenings and performances by Saltarello, Angharad Davies, Tim Parkinson, KawaKawa, Ansuman Biswas, Sibylla Meienberg, Alexia Anastasiadis, Mika Sellens, une cartouche and French For Cartridge with DJ Walde and one Icon of Elegance. Including a performance of John Cage's "Cartridge Music".
Full details at http://www.myspace.com/frenchforcartridge
Tim Parkinson - "melodica and metal"
Angharad Davies - solo
Speedie's, 81 Redchurch St, London E2 7DJ
http://www.speediesvintage.blogspot.com/
19th January 2010
8 p.m.
Rhodri Davies @ Q-02

rhodri davies solo harp
19th of january
q02 brussels
www.q-o2.be/nl
ben patterson: pages to save our planet
tim parkinson: harp piece
jean-luc guionnet: dyslexic harp (deciphered in the dark)
eva-maria houben: aeolian harp (harp solo)
john lely: cycling in…
jean-luc guionnet: harp as filter
10th January 2010
3:30 p.m.
Heleen Van Haegenborgh

George Crumb - Eine Kleine Mitternachtmusik
Peter Ablinger - one or more from Voices and Piano
Thomas Smetryns: Dimanche des Palmes
Daniel Wolf - When the Parlour is Cold
Tim Parkinson - Three Pieces (2000)
Alvin Lucier - Nothing is Real
Intro-In Situ, Maastricht
http://introinsitu.nl/nothing-is-real/
31st October 2009
7 p.m.
Interlace

entry: donations (sugg. £6), doors open 6:50 pm
contact: interlace at incalcando dot com tel: 07932 566 378
website: http://interlace.incalcando.com/
venue: Great Hall, Goldsmiths, Lewisham Way, New Cross, London SE14
travel: BR New Cross/New Cross Gate; Bus: 21, 36, 321, 436, 53, 453, 171, 172, 177
This concert series is kindly supported by the EMS studio at Goldsmiths with invaluable lendings of electronic equipment and consultancy!
This series is generally organised by Sebastian Lexer.
This INTERLACE presents an evening of free improvisation, live electronics, and interactive composition.
Sylvia Hallett (violin/voice/electr.), Thomas Kumlehn (flute/vocal), John White (electronics) & Jerry Wigens (guitar/clarinet)
John Lely (unspec.), Tim Parkinson (unspec.)
Walter Cardew Group
Walter Cardew (e-guitar), Horace Cardew (woodwind), Androniki Liokoura (piano), Celia Lu (voice) & Jennifer Raven (flutes)
this programme has been curated by Jerry Wigens
INTERLACE devotes to concerts featuring free improvisation, live electronic music, interactive composition, and, of course, a mixture of it all. It is a continuous series of concerts aiming at 3 or 4 times per year. To join the INTERLACE mailing list, please email interlace at incalcando dot com .
For any suggestions for groups/musicians email s.lexer at incalcando dot com .
11th October 2009
8 p.m.
Niblock @ Oto

1. Phill Niblock and Katherine Liberovskaya (30 Minutes)
2. Pan Fried 27.5, with Tim Parkinson playing piano live (27.5 minutes)
3. Three Orchids, with the Trio Scordatura and two others playing live
(23 minutes)
Trio Scordatura:
Alfrun Schmid, voice
Elisabeth Smalt, viola
Bob Gilmore, keyboard
Plus:
Guy De Bievre, guitar
Susan Stenger, flute
Cafe OTO
18 - 22 Ashwin street
Dalston
London
E8 3DL
http://www.cafeoto.co.uk/
12th September 2009
3 p.m.
Moments Musicaux Aarau

KLANGKUNSTKLANG 09
KULTUR UND KONGRESSHAUS AARAU
JÜRG FREY, KLARINETTE
STEFAN THUT, VIOLONCELLO
3pm Musik für Lautsprecher 1
Luc Ferrari: Presque Rien No1. Le Lever du Jour au Bord de la Mer (1967-1970)
Michael Pisaro: Transparent City (Los Angeles 2004-2006)
4pm Musik für Instrumente 1
Taku Sugimoto: For Two Instruments
Taylan Susam: For Anthony Fiumara
Craig Shepard: Weehawken, July 8, 2008
4:30 Musik für Lautsprecher 2
Stefan Thut: An Ort 1-9 (2009)
5:30 Musik für Instrumente 2
Tim Parkinson: Untitled (1998)
Howard Skempton: Call
Howard Skempton: Bends
Manfred Werder: Stück 1998 (page 600)
6pm Musik für Lautsprecher 3
Jürg Frey: Landschaft Mit Wörtern
7pm Musik für Instrumente 3
Antoine Beuger: Lieux de Passage
Mark So: Taylan Susam
Tom Johnson: Rational Melody 1
Mark So: Antoine
Anastassis Philippakopoulos: Song 4
Mark So: Istvan Zelenka
Tom Johnson: Rational Melody 15
Mark So: Manfred Werder
Tom Johnson: Rational Melody 5
Mark So: Jürg Frey
Antoine Beuger: Lieux de Passage
7:30 Musik für Lautsprecher 4
Pierre Thoma: Fourmis
Eliane Radigue: Biogenesis (1973)
Peter Ablinger: Weiss/Weisslich 18
8:30 Musik für Instrumente 4
Stefan Thut: Zwei, 1-20
Jürg Frey: Wen 16
Jürg Frey: Wen 55
Michael Pisaro: Harmony Series 8a, 8b
WWW.MOM-AARAU.CH / JUFREY@MOM-AARAU.CH
15th July 2009
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 3

A Portrait of Tom Johnson,
to include
Formulas (1994)
Music and Questions (1988)
Narayana's Cows (1989)
The Post Quartet, Tom Johnson, John Lely
Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham St, London EC2V 7BX
£9 (£6)
11th July 2009
2 p.m.
Treatise @ The Drawing Room

John Lely - Performance of Treatise
11 July 2009, 14.00 – 20.00
Composer and musician John Lely will collaborate with contemporary musicians to perform Cardew’s Treatise. The group will create an environment and a sustained space through installation and performance, which would develop over a period of time and will culminate in a 5-6 hour performance. They will use the score as a way of producing a situation, following the score but exploring the instruments and the space.
Collaborative musicians: Angharad Davies, James Saunders, Lee Patterson, Tim Parkinson.
Admission free, booking essential.
The Drawing Room
Tannery Arts
Brunswick Wharf
55 Laburnum Street
London E2 8BD
http://www.drawingroom.org.uk/fromscratch.htm
8th July 2009
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 2

Christian Wolff - Balancing (2006)
Manfred Werder - Stück 1998
Chris Newman - Air Fool Agony Face (2009)
Chiyoko Szlavnics - Cilia Tremble (2006)
Angharad Davies & Sara Hubrich - violins; Mark Knoop - accordion
Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham St, London EC2V 7BX
1st July 2009
7:30 p.m.
Music We'd Like to Hear 1

Jennie Gottschalk - enclosed VII (2007)
Kunsu Shim - Intermezzo I (2003)
Makiko Nishikaze - St Michael's Garden (2004)
Chico Mello - Do lado do dedo (1986)
Christian Wolff - Malvina (1989)
Walter Zimmermann - 15 Zwiefache (1979)
Makiko Goto - koto; Stephen Chase - guitar
Church of St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham St, London EC2V 7BX
27th June 2009
7 p.m.
Noisy Image

The Work in Progress presents: NOISY IMAGE
Sat June 27 2009, starts 7pm, Tickets £5 on the door.
Cafe OTO, 18-22 Ashwin St, Dalston, London, E8 3DL
Thirty artists programmed to present live and pre-recorded artworks
that use, control or play on TV.
Monitors around the space mixed with live artists on stage are
scheduled for a gala night, off and on, TV
For further info - http://www.theworkinprogress.org
http://www.cafeoto.co.uk/
or email tothewip@gmail.com
Featuring works by: Jo Addison, Julia Calver, Lee Campbell, Paul Carr, Jenna
Collins & Chris Scobie, Ami Clarke, John Clayman, Chloe Cooper, Amy
Cunningham, Shaun Doyle & Mally Mallinson, Benedict Drew, Katharine
Eastman, Ludovica Gioscia, Emma Hart, Dai Jenkins, Dean Kenning, Shama Khana,
Bob Levene, Rachel Mars, Louisa Martin, Bruce McLean, Shane Munro, Erica Nordqvist,
Clunie Reid, Kunsu Shim, Tim Parkinson, Jack Southern,
They Are Here, Corinna Till, Tetsuya Umeda
The Work in Progress is Benedict Drew, Corinna Till, Dai Jenkins and Emma Hart.
26th May 2009
7:30 p.m.
Ensemble Plus-Minus @ the ICA

Talk Show at the ICA
Tuesday 26 - Sunday 31 May 2009
Institute of Contemporary Arts
The Mall, London
As part of the ICA’s Talk Show season, + - will spend a week in residence. The ensemble will rehearse in the public galleries, presenting a short concert at the end of each day. The week will culminate in a full-length concert on Sunday 31 May. Repertoire will include:
György Ligeti - Atmospheres (arranged)
Louis Andriessen - Workers Union
Tim Parkinson - Quartet (2006)
James Saunders - new work
Matthew Shlomowitz - Letter Piece
Joanna Bailie - On and Off
Liza Lim - Inguz
Richard Barrett - Codex
Tom Johnson - Trio
Laurence Crane - Come back to the old specimen Cabinet John Vigani
http://www.ica.org.uk/Plus%20Minus%20Ensemble+19566.twl
9th May 2009
9 p.m.
verband für aktuelle musik hamburg
Sa, 09.05.2009, 21:00 Uhr
blurred edges - "Tische und andere Subjekte": Elektronik, Komposition, Improvisation

Konzert mit Elektronik, Komposition, Improvisation.
- Olivier Toulemonde (Fr), acoustic objects
- Tim Parkinson & James Saunders (UK), Tischkompositionen von: John Lely, Matthew Shlomowitz, Paul Whitty, Tim Parkinson, James Saunders
- Pauwel de Buck (Belgien), electronics
- Taku Unami (Japan), devices
- Michael Maierhof, cello
- Gregory Bütner, electronics
- Heiner Metzger, soundtable
- Birgit Ulher, trumpet
Ort: Westwerk | Admiralltätsrasse 74, 20459 HH
Web: www.westwerk.org
26th April 2009
8 p.m.
Incidental Music

Säulenhalle Landhaus Solothurn
17:00 h
Michael Pisaro: harmony series 16a/16b; Stefan Thut: vier, fünf; James Saunders: relative distance
20:00 h
Antoine Beuger: kiarostami quintets; Manfred Werder: 2008 (1); 2009; Tim Parkinson: trio with objects
Incidental Music:
Julia Eckhardt (viola), Normisa Pereira da Silva (flute), Stefan Thut (Violoncello), Manfred Werder (varia)
guest: Angharad Davies (violin)
25th April 2009
8 p.m.
Incidental Music

Galerie Mark Müller, Zürich
20:00 h
James Saunders: carefully, breathing (2009)
John Lely: The Harmonics of Real Strings (2006)
James Saunders: relative distance (2009)
Tim Parkinson: trio with objects (2008)
Incidental Music:
Julia Eckhardt (viola), Normisa Pereira da Silva (flute), Stefan Thut (Violoncello), Manfred Werder (varia)
guest: Angharad Davies (violin)
12th April 2009
8 p.m.
Philip Thomas in Los Angeles

@ CalARTS, Los Angeles
Tim Parkinson piano piece 2006
James Saunders relative distance
Laurence Crane Chorale for Howard Skempton
Bryn Harrison Quietly Rising (Piano Piece 2008)
Christian Wolff Long Piano (Peace March 11)
26th March 2009
10 p.m.
Philip Thomas in New York

@ St.Mark's Church, New York
Tim Parkinson piano piece 2006
James Saunders relative distanceWORLD PREMIERE
Laurence Crane Chorale for Howard Skempton
Bryn Harrison Quietly Rising (Piano Piece 2008)
Christian Wolff Long Piano (Peace March 11)
part of the Ontological Theater's Experimental Music series
26th March 2009
midnight
Borealis Festival

(midnight after the day of concerts on 26th)
Parkinson Saunders play
Tim Parkinson - Twelve Objects (2009)
James Saunders - Relative Distance (2009)
Jürg Frey - Exact Dimension Without Insistence (1999)
Antoine Beuger - Dedekind Duos (2003)
@ Landmark, Borealis Festival, Bergen, Norway.
http://borealisfestival.no/2009/programme/0326thu/14
7th February 2009
8 p.m.
Cafe Oto

Compost and Height First Birthday Celebration!!
February 7th 2009 | Café Oto, Dalston, London | Doors 7.30 | £5
Matt Davis | Benedict Drew | Lee Patterson
Trumpet, Field recordings, Amplified Devices, Laptop
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Tim Parkinson plays
Jürg Frey - Wenn XXVII
John Lely - new work
Jürg Frey - Wer macht das Stück?
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Shale - Patrick Farmer, Helena Gough, Daniel Jones, Matt Milton.
Laptop, Turntables, Violin, Snare Drum
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Jez riley French
Table top, objects, vibration, projection
+ Sound 323 stall
+ a limited number of free compost and height first birthday compilations featuring Jeph Jerman, Dominic Lash, Richard Kamerman, Adam Sonderberg, Jez riley French, Seymour Wright, David Lacey, Lawrence English, Eric La Casa…
www.compostandheight.com
www.cafeoto.co.uk
14th December 2008
8 p.m.
New Sounds from Britain and Ireland 2008 4

5pm - 7pm
John White - Cello and Tuba Machine (1968)
8pm
Michael Parsons - 4 Oblique Pieces
Paul Whitty - 4 pieces from 39 pages
Jennifer Walshe - dirty white fields
Howard Skempton - Tuba Da Caccia
Howard Skempton - Low
Richard Emsley - Still/s 3
Angharad Davies - tri swn
Dowager Marchylove - (performed by Jennifer Walshe)
Angharad Davies violin; Tim Parkinson piano; Jay Rozen tuba; Jennifer Walshe violin & voice; Alex Waterman cello
Listen/Space 195 Skillman Avenue (corner of Skillman & Humboldt) Williamsburg Brooklyn NY USA
13th December 2008
10 p.m.
New Sounds from Britain and Ireland 2008 3

John Lely - The Parsons Code for Melodic Contours
James Saunders - #111308
Tim Parkinson - untitled (2004c)
Laurence Crane - Come back to the old specimin cabinet John Vigani, John Vigani part 3
John White - Autumn Countdown Machine
Angharad Davies violin; Jay Rozen tuba; Alex Waterman cello; Aaron Meicht auxilliary; David Shively auxilliary; Craig Shepard trombone; Travis Just clarinet; James Saunders auxilliary; Tim Parkinson piano & auxilliary
Ontological Theater Parish Hall St Mark's Church 131 E. 10th St (at 2nd Ave.) Manhattan NY USA
12th December 2008
8 p.m.
New Sounds from Britain and Ireland 2008 2

4-5pm
Michael Parsons - Walk to take place in McCarren Park, Williamsburg
8pm
Paul Whitty - ricercare or where the f*** are we?
Chris Newman - Soul Damage
Lee Patterson - Terrain
John Lely - All About the Piano
Intermission film - Gavin Bryars - Far Away and Dimly Peeling
Henri Vaxby - violin and voice
Laurence Crane - Steyning
Matthew Shlomowitz - Letter Piece No.5 - Northern Cities
Intermission film - Chris Newman 10.10.08
John White - C Major Machine
Performers - Angharad Davies, John Lely, Tim Parkinson, James Saunders
Listen/Space 195 Skillman Avenue (corner of Skillman & Humboldt) Williamsburg Brooklyn NY USA
11th December 2008
10 p.m.
New Sounds from Britain and Ireland 2008 1

Chris Newman - String Quartet (1981)
John Lely - The Harmonics of Real Strings
James Saunders - either/or
Laurence Crane - Cello Piece for Michael Parsons
Markus Trunk - Four Stills
Tim Parkinson - trio with objects
Jennifer Walshe - minard/nithsdale
Jennifer Choi violin; Angharad Davies violin; Stephanie Griffin viola; Alex Waterman cello; Travis Just clarinet; Tim Parkinson, James Saunders, David Shively auxilliary
Ontological Theater Parish Hall St Mark's Church 131 E. 10th St (at 2nd Ave.) Manhattan NY USA