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The Girls who Wished to Marry Stars (trios: 2 sopranos, alto with chamber ensemble)

by Luke Styles (2013)

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The Girls who Wished to Marry Stars / Luke Styles ; words by K. Andrew.

Library shelf no. 783.13542/STY 1 [Available for loan]

Work Overview

This theatrical new work by Luke Styles features experimental vocal trio Juice and Trish Clowes' jazz/classical ensemble Tangent, performing alongside three live dancers. Blurring the boundaries between dancer and musician, this evocative piece retells a Native Canadian folk tale in a playful, highly dynamic way.

'I'm thrilled to have the chance to create a new work for such dynamic forces as Juice, Tangent and dancers. The exposure and performance platform for this as part of the New Music Biennial only increase the excitement I have to compose something virtuosic, lyric, energised and with a touch of improvisation.' - Luke Styles

Work Details

Year: 2013

Instrumentation: Vocal trio (SSA), cello, saxophone, electric guitar, double bass, drum kit.

Duration: 13 min.

Commission note: Commissioned by Juice Vocal Ensemble with funds provided by PRS Foundation.. Commissioned as part of the New Music Biennial, UK.

First performance: by Juice Vocal Ensemble, Tangent (Jazz Ensemble) — 13 Feb 14. LICA Lancaster

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Performances of this work

2 Aug 14: Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Featuring Juice Vocal Ensemble, Tangent (Jazz Ensemble).

6 Jul 14: Queen Elizabeth Hall, London. Featuring Juice Vocal Ensemble, Tangent (Jazz Ensemble).

29 May 14: Emulsion III Festival, Village Underground, London. Featuring Juice Vocal Ensemble, Tangent (Jazz Ensemble).

13 Feb 14: LICA Lancaster. Featuring Juice Vocal Ensemble, Tangent (Jazz Ensemble).

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