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Patricia Alessandrini
Image credit: © Michael Zerban

Wigmore Hall Voices of Today: Patricia Alessandrini

Schallfeld Ensemble; Marisol Montalvo soprano; Johanna Vargas soprano

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Date
Sat 03 Oct 2026, 1.00pm
Tickets
£18 (concessions £16)
+£4 booking fee per transaction
Duration

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

Availability

Artists

  • Schallfeld Ensemble
    • Marisol Montalvosoprano
    • Johanna Vargassoprano

    Programme

        • A place no one lives for soprano and ensemble
          (an extended version for live performance) (world première) [1]
    • Eda Er
      b. 1989
        • Happily Ever After
    1. Commissioned by Wigmore Hall (with the generous support of the Marchus Trust and the Wigmore Hall Endowment Fund)

    Overview

    Patricia Alessandrini’s intricate sound sculptures encompass a seemingly unlimited range of tonal colours and textures, both acoustic and electronic. The American composer and sound artist, whose teachers include Tristan Murail and Thea Musgrave, received praise from Gramophone for ‘her formidably disciplined manipulation of febrile emotions’. Her captivating art, including a major new composition, is complemented by the restless energy of Beat Furrer’s Aria from 1998-9.

    Booking Information

    £5 tickets for Under 35s available. Login to book. View all U35 concerts and more information

    Thanks to the generous support of the CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust, we are also able to offer a strictly limited number of free tickets for young people aged 16-24. Find out more here


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    This series is supported by The Marchus Trust

    This concert is supported by The John S Cohen Foundation

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