The 21c Global Orchestra

Royal Northern College of Music

8th July 2022

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Young musicians from leading music conservatoires across Australia, Austria, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, The Netherlands and the USA join students from the RNCM to explore the potential of what an orchestra can be in the 2020s, bringing together singing, improvisation and pieces with flexible instrumentation.

This performance follows three days of workshops in Manchester and celebrates music’s ability to transcend international borders, while building on a fresh impetus for creative collaboration across the world in the aftermath of the pandemic.

Clark Rundell, Stuart Overington, Steve Berry directors

Musicians from:

College of Music, Mahidol University, Thailand
Catalonia College of Music, Barcelona, Spain
Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo, Norway
Haute Ecole de Musique de Geneva, Switzerland
New England Conservatory, Boston, USA
Royal Conservatoire, The Hague, Netherlands
Sydney Conservatorium, Sydney, Australia
University of Music and Performing Arts, Graz, Austria
Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, UK

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