30 August 2011
Smetanin, McNamara and Moore at the Gaudeamus Music Week
Image: Kate Moore Works by Australian composers Michael Smetanin, Peter McNamara, and Kate Moore are included in the program of the Gaudeamus Music Week 2011 in Utrecht, the Netherlands (4-11 September).
Orkest de ereprijs presents a concert on 6 September which includes Peter McNamara's Cross Modifications, and also features Michael Smetanin's Overture for a Mayakovski-opera. Kate Moore's 101 is included in a program performed by Ensemble Klang from The Hague on 11 September.
The internationally celebrated festival for young composers and new music, Gaudeamus Music Week is now operating as an independent organisation, expanding its festival activities and, from 2011, moving from Amsterdam to Utrecht.
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