** Both Day Passes and Festival Passes can be purchased at checkout **

BBC SSO Tectonics Glasgow 2019

Saturday 4 May and Sunday 5 May 2019

Sunday 5 May

Recital Room from 2.30pm

INSTALLATION Makeup Scores: Environmental Music

Throughout the weekend, Lucie Vítková’s live performance installation will take place in the Recital Room. Featuring scores drawn with old or expired make-up, audience members can choose a score to be performed by Lucie, Maya Verlaak, Suze Whites and Jorge Boehringer, and have the option to join the performance through music, poetry or dance.

3.00pm-c.3.30pm

Grand Hall

Julia Reidy

(unreserved seating, open to Festival Pass holders + Sunday Pass holders)

c.4.00pm-c.4.45pm

The Old Fruitmarket

Angela Sawyer, Alex South & Nichola Scrutton

(standing event – with limited unreserved seating spaces, open to Festival Pass holders + Sunday Pass holders)

5.00pm-c.6.00pm

Grand Hall

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

 Juliana Hodkinson All Around (BBC Commission, World Premiere)

Mauro Lanza New Work (BBC Co-Commission, UK Premiere)

Martin Arnold The Gay Goshawk* (World Premiere)

Angharad Davies violin*

Sharron Krauss voice*

Ilan Volkov conductor

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

 Co-curator Ilan Volkov leads the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in two BBC Commissions: Martin Arnold’s The Gay Goshawk  and Juliana Hodkinson’s All Around, which aims to extend the reach of the our listening into real and imaginary spaces, in addition to a new work from Mauro Lanza, which was co-commissioned with WDR Cologne.

(unreserved seating, open to Festival Pass holders + Sunday Pass holders)

 Scottish Music Centre 6.15pm-6.45pm

Meet the Artists 2

Your chance to meet and hear some of the artists involved in Day 2 of Tectonics.

(open to Festival Pass holders + Sunday pass holders but please note limited seating availability – first come, first served)

The Old Fruitmarket c.7.00pm-c.7.30pm

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

Sarah Davachi Oscen (BBC Commission, World Premiere)

Ilan Volkov conductor

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

 Sarah Davachi presents Oscen, a new, large-scale work that considers both the consort and disunion of textures and harmonies near at hand.

(standing event – with limited unreserved seating spaces, open to Festival Pass holders + Sunday Pass holders)

8.00pm-c.9.00pm

Grand Hall

Closing Concert: Mik Quantius & Diabolus Apocalypsis

 The closing concert features glorious keyboards from Mik Quantius and Diabolus Apocalypsis, a quartet consisting of Dave Smith, Chris Hobbs, Catherine Laws and Paul Kean.

(unreserved seating, open to Festival Pass holders + Sunday Pass holders)

 Tectonics Festival Pass (Saturday + Sunday) - £28

Tectonics Day Pass (Saturday or Sunday) - £18

(£1 transaction fee for online bookings and £1.50 for phone bookings).

 Tectonics Festival Pass £20; Tectonics Day Pass £14 - available to Students/School Pupils, Unemployed, Registered Disabled.

Tectonics Festival Passes are limited and only available to buy until Friday 26 April 2019. No refunds for partial or one day use of Festival Passes.

Tectonics Festival Pass permits access over both Saturday and Sunday.

Tectonics Day Pass allows access to all events in the Grand Hall/Old Fruitmarket on either the Saturday or Sunday. 

Please note that it is NOT possible to book for individual events during the Festival. 

All concerts/events over both days are either standing or unreserved seating.

Scottish Music Centre capacity is limited so access on first come first served basis.

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