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Wednesday 13 November 2024
7pm
Silk Street Lecture Recital Room

Eva-Maria Houben
and Artur Vidal in Recital

Artur Vidal saxophone
Eva-Maria Houben 
piano

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Silk Street
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Guildhall School of Music & Drama

Founded in 1880 by the City of London Corporation

Chair of the Board of Governors

The Hon. Emily Benn

Principal
Professor Jonathan Vaughan

Vice-Principal & Director of Music

Armin Zanner

Programme

Artur Vidal Stones in the Bow 

Eva-Maria Houben six postludes

Eva-Maria Houben skywritings

Eva-Maria Houben coming to a halt

Artur Vidal Stones in the Bow 

Eva-Maria Houben

piano

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Eva-Maria Houben studied Music Education at Folkwang-Musikhochschule Essen and the organ with Gisbert Schneider. Following her exams she taught both German and Music Education at Secondary School. She received her doctorate and postdoctoral lecturing qualification in musicology and was called for lectures at Gerhard-Mercator-Universität Duisburg and Robert-Schumann-Hochschule Düsseldorf. Since 1993 Professor Houben has been lecturing at Dortmund University`s “Institut für Musik und Musikwissenschaft”, with both music theory and contemporary music as her focus. Her period of service at Dortmund University concluded with February 28, 2021. Up to now many books were published, concerning contemporary music, contemporary composers and traditional music, listened to with ‘new ears’.

Eva-Maria Houben has been performing works for the organ for more than 30 years. As she is related to the “wandelweiser-group” of composers, her compositions are published by “edition wandelweiser”, Haan. Her list of compositions up to now includes works for the organ, piano, clarinet, trombone, violoncello and other solo instruments, works for voice and piano, for wind and chamber ensembles, for orchestra and for voice and orchestra, for works for choir, electroacoustic music (www.wandelweiser.de). She publishes on subjects of contemporary music (Steiner, Stuttgart; PFAU, Saarbrücken; Edition Howeg, Zürich; bis-label, Oldenburg; Edition Wandelweiser, Haan; transcript, Bielefeld).

Photo by Bryony McIntyre

Artur Vidal 

saxophone

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Artur M. Vidal is a London-based and Spanish-born saxophone player who grew up in Paris where he studied music, philosophy, and history of Art. His work involves field recordings, sound walks, dance, and improvisation. He has been doing academic research in London on improvised music and has become a certified teacher of Pauline Oliveros’s Deep Listening practice. He has published two collections of text scores: The Hum in the Valley (2021) and Friendly Algorithms (2018). 

Photo by Ana-Maria Molnar

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Forthcoming Events

One that kept his word: AE Housman in songs and letters
15 November 2024
Milton Court Concert Hall

 

Discover the life of AE Housman through letters and songs,with alumnus Richard Goulding to play the part of AE Housman.

Guildhall Saxophone Ensemble
22 November 2024
Silk Street Music Hall
 

Join us for an evening of powerful music with the Guildhall Saxophone Ensemble, presenting a diverse mix of styles centred around the urgent theme of climate change.

Songs with(out) Words
25 November 2024
Silk Street Music Hall

 

A programme featuring several of Liszt's iconic song transcriptions for solo piano, alongside the beautiful melodies that inspired them. 

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