Peter Nagle: composer, performer, sound artist
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Peter Nagle is a composer and cellist based in London. His music combines elements of improvisation, extended just intonation and other alternative/ microtonal tunings, drones, loops and electronica.

New recordings, new music, old music

4/10/2019

 
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​Next gig: Noizemaschin on Tuesday 8 October - duo with Steve Gisby​.
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Marginalia 6 is out now. This is a sequence of four guitar solos exploring doom, drone and dark ambient textures.


My new ensemble work The Congregation Between the Induction of my Divine Impulse is Exalted will be premiered on Wednesday 23 October at Blackheath Halls by Trinity Laban Contemporary Music Group, conducted by Gregory Rose. This will be an extravaganza of performance, installation, live musicians, movement and electronics. It's based upon Soosan Lolavar's recent cello Concerto Tradition-Hybrid-Survival and takes her themes of cultural dislocation and evolution several steps further. (The extravagant tile is what happened when we put Soosan's title through Google Translate in a complicated chain of English/ Farsi/ Arabic translations and mistranslations.)


Parts and Poems of the Body will be performed by Catherine Underhill and Hannah Shilvock at Southwark Cathedral on Tuesday 29 October, 3.15pm. This piece is an ongoing, open-ended score and there will be a new section included in this performance.


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