Concert in Vienna by Ensemble Reconsil at the Joseph Haydn Hall on 1 October 2014, playing the music of South Africa and Spain. The three South Africans performed at this event (world premieres) are Clare Loveday, Michael Blake and Pierre-Henri Wicomb (Your Mother’s Molecules) .
Talk and performance of the piece Later than Yellow by Pierre-Henri Wicomb at the SASRIM Conference at WITS University, September 2014.
All compositions by ensemble Potage du Jour, except tracks 6 (Sing You! La-re-ti) and 12 (A[we]-struc[k]-ture) which are composed by Pierre-Henri Wicomb. Available at Leo Records and iTunes for purchasing and listening.
A performance of works by Franziska and Christoph Baumann, including a piece by Pierre-Henri Wicomb, [Com]Poser.
The ensemble dissonArt will perform the piece Ever After as part of their Miniature Project at the Forum Wallis Festival in Switzerland, June 2014.
Listen to a ‘live’ recording of the performance here ( at 11:00 on the timeline)
text : Willem Anker music : Pierre-Henri Wicomb director/design : Jaco Bouwer
Performances at the Klein Karoo National Arts Festival 2nd – 5th of April 2014
University of Stellenbosch Conservatory presents: 21st Century Music Topics. A programme of piano miniatures played by Michael Blake
Listen to a ‘live’ recording of To Pulse 1
A performance of the collaborative piece Syzygy at the Baxter Theatre, CapeTown, on 17 November 2013. The work formed part of the 3rd Crossings residency, choreography by Christina Towle, lighting design by Nkululeko Sibanda and music by Pierre-Henri Wicomb.
A performance of the piece And So Began by ensemble L’Instant Donne on the 17th of October in Nogent and the 19th of October during the Paris Festival 2013 at the Paris National Opera House, Bastille Theatre.
Listen to a ‘live’ recording of the performance here.
Potage du Jour tour in South Africa 2013
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| The trio, whose eclectic sound fuses classical music, jazz, salsa and live-electronics, will perform in Stellenbosch, Johannesburg, Maputo and Cape Town from 27 September to 6 October in a series of concerts. The repertoire will showcase works by South African composers including Pierre-Henri Wicomb’s A[we]-struc[k]-ture and Sing You! la-re-ti. |
Performance of Concert To at the New Music Festival in LuneBurg from 6-12 October 2013.
Pierre-Henri Wicomb 