Wondering Sound review of Langham Research Centre’s new realisations of John Cage
Langham Research Centre and Alwynne Pritchard performing OBAMIX at Gamle Radhus for Ny Musikk Bergen, Norway on 14 February 2014.
New Langham Research Centre limited edition LP & CD on Sub Rosa, 28 February 2014: “John Cage - Early Electronic and Tape Music”
Daily Telegraph review of Langham Research Centre at Nonclassical’s Battle Of The Bands, 9 January 2014: goo.gl/gSE2Si
Langham Research Centre performed John Cage’s Cartridge Music on Thursday 9th January at the Shacklewell Arms, London, and helped judge Nonclassical’s Battle of the Bands.
Extracts from debut performance of Freedom or Death - composed and performed by Langham Research Centre. Catherine Carter - soprano
Langham Research Centre and Peter Blegvad performing Eschatology at Cafe Oto, October 2nd 2013. Film courtesy of Sergio Amadori
Langham Research Centre are new band of the day in the Guardian:
http://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/sep/26/langham-research-centre-new-band
Asked to compose a new piece about the struggle for women’s suffrage, Langham Research Centre were inspired to write Freedom Or Death after the 1913 Emmeline Pankhurst speech of the same name, heavily featuring her words in the libretto.
The piece was written for tape machines, analogue synthesisers and the mezzo-soprano Catherine Carter.
This is the final movement, heard here in its first live performance at Simulacra Studios in London. Photo by Olivia Milani.
Langham Research Centre performing a Soviet inspired set at Radio Gagarin / Dash Arts on 1st May 2013.
(Thanks to Dave Maric for the photo) — at Rich Mix London.
Thursday 25th April saw the Barbican Art Gallery host Langham Research and Ian Pace, for an evening of music by John Cage.
Langham Research Centre recording Cartridge Music by John Cage. Filmed by Helen Petts.
Revox tape machines, a red plastic portable record player and a sine-tone generator - LRC in rehearsal.
