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Matthew Barley (マシュー・バーリー) チェリスト. Matthew Barley (マシュー・バーリー)。. イギリスの男性チェリスト。. 1965年5月2日生まれ。. ヴァイオリニストのヴィクトリア・ムローヴァと数多く共演している。.
P rogramme samples: Solo: On The Road: Improvisation, Gabrielli, Bach, Kodaly, Britten, Metcalfe, DJ Bee/Barley. The programme is with electronics, and a narrative from Barley about the history of classical music. With piano: With Indian Musicians: A musical journey round the world with Sanju Sahai – a master table player.
Matthew Barley – Improvisation as a creative approach to music-making Matthew Barley – multifaceted cellist and composer – leads a module dedicated to improvisation. Students will be able to experiment and understand the dynamics underlying extemporaneous composition, both in solo and ensemble, mastering techniques drawn from traditional and non-traditional repertoires.
29 de may. de 2024 · Matthew Barley’s album Light Stories will be released on 28 September on Signum Classics. The album will be a mix of his new compositions from the live show, with a selection of multi-tracked classical works that have been especially meaningful in his life. More performances of Light Stories to be announced.
Light Stories is tales from Matthew Barley’s life, told through music and projected imagery, narrating his search for meaning in music-making and how, in time, he came to heal past wounds.. The performance incorporates pieces by Joby Talbot, Anna Meredith, John Metcalfe and Bach with new works by Barley, connected by moments of improvisations and electronics.
46: Cellist Matthew Barley discusses The Protecting Veil, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and handling hypermobility. Matthew Barley’s recording of John Tavener’s The Protecting Veil was released on the Signum label in June 2019. It’s available via Spotify. 45: BBC Proms Commissioning Editor Jan Younghusband
15 de abr. de 2020 · Matthew Barley: How a skiing injury changed the way I play. The British cellist reveals how he overcame the shoulder complaint that threatened his career. From the January 2009 issue. This interview was first published in The Strad, January 2009. Over the last five or ten years my left shoulder was slowly getting stiffer, to the point that it ...
