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Deborah Pritchard and Harriet Mackenzie - 1819 The Bridgewater Hall

The Colour of Music: See, Hear! Exploring Synaesthesia

International Concert Series

Saturday 13 October 2018 2.00pm

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Event Timings: 

Main Entrance Doors: 1.00pm
Barbirolli Room Doors: 1.30pm
Lecture-Recital Start: 2.00pm
Event Finish: 4.00pm

Please note, there will be no interval during this concert. All timings are approximate and are subject to change.

The Colour of Music: See, Hear! Exploring Synaesthesia

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Deborah Pritchard lecturer
Harriet Mackenzie violin

Programme includes works by Deborah Pritchard: extracts from Wall of Water, Edge and the award-winning Inside Colour, as well as works for solo violin by J.S. Bach and others.

‘Synaesthesia’ definition: the simultaneous response of different senses to a single stimulus

The composer Deborah Pritchard explains her capacity for synaesthesia, including her collaborations with the artist Maggi Hambling and her ‘music maps’ which respond to works by other composers. The leading interpreter of Deborah’s music is the violinist Harriet Mackenzie, renowned for her improvisatory skills and performances of new music. The pair present fascinating perspectives on the history and theory of synaesthesia, revealing how it can inform compositional process and performance.

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