we bring together all our podcasts from January - includes interviews from Tasmin Little, Denes Varjon, Bellatrix from the Boxettes, The Swingle Singers and Chris Wood...

Kings Place Podcast - January Retrospective

As part of the Seeing is Believing mini-series to be held at Kings Place, we interview America's outstanding young composer, Nico Muhly.  The concerts take place from 5th-7th May 2011.  To find more information and to book your tickets click here: http://bit.ly/fPFv1l 

Kings Place Mini Podcast: Nico Muhly

Paper Cinema is a highly original theatre company that breaths new life into fairytale narratives on stage before your very eyes. Projections of intricate marionettes play against a white screen, while improvised live music adds even more atmosphere. We chat to creator Nic Rawling about 'Rock Charmer' the show they are performing at Kings Place on Saturday 11th June as part of Fairy Tales & Monsters Mini Festival: http://bit.ly/kZK4yA

Kings Place Mini-Podcast Paper Cinema (Nic Rawling)

An extract from the fifth edition of the Daylight Music podcast a series in which we feature live recordings and interviews, On this edition we hear and speak to the London Bulgarian Choir. Recorded on the 17 Oct 2011.

They return on the 27 September 2014
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Presented & produced by Ben Eshmade
Recorded & mixed by Crawford Blair
Photography by Diana Jarvis

More podcasts:
http://www.jointhecircle.net/Arctic-Circle-Radio/Daylight-Music
https://www.facebook.com/daylightmusiclondon
http://twitter.com/daylight_music
http://www.londonbulgarianchoir.co.uk/

London Bulgarian Choir at Daylight Music

Summer Time! We celebrate the sunshine with an interview from Argentinian pianist Alberto Portugheis, Poet in the City's Graham Henderson, William Howard and Simon Blendis from the Schubert Ensemble discuss the music of Saint-Saen and the Kings Place Music Foundation Outreach Co-ordinator, Joanie Magill and Apples & Snakes Education Manager, Lisa Mead discuss the forthcoming Family Weekend Kings Place On Sea!

Kings Place Podcast - June 2010

We gear up for our forthcoming festival taking place September 9 - 12 by interviewing some of the performers taking part! Lore Lixenberg discusses the human voice; Phil Venables speaks about his Junk Band and their take on Steve Reich's Clapping Music and blues man John Crampton returns to Kings Place after his sold out show last year. Enjoy!
http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/music/kings-place-festival

Kings Place Podcast - August 2010

Alternative mix of Version 7, Track 3, from Long Division with Remainders - 14 Versions of the Same EP

3 v7 (revision)

We speak to Mikhail Karikis about his forthcoming Exploded Opera Xenon and its accompanying event Love Songs for Broken Machines - an aural treat!
http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/music/weekly-themes?theme=140

The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and London Sinfonietta about their REMIX series at Kings Place
http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/music/weekly-themes?theme=142

Abram Wilson discusses his jazz education and his soundtrack to Spike Lee's Mo'Better Blues at The Base at Kings Place
http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/music/the-base-/abram-wilson-presents-mo-better-blues

Folk legend Peggy Seeger talks about her musical career ahead of a special performance during Folk Union 
http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/music/folk-union/peggy-seeger

Tickets for all events are available from £9.50 online at www.kingsplace.co.uk

Kings Place Podcast - October 2010

"expertly produced, twinkling with bluesy electronic keyboard tones and shuffling beats ... the ambience of Eno/Budd and the jazz-inflected instrumental palettes of Sylvian's early work"
Future Music

“completely hypnotic” ****
Bristol Evening Post

"downtempo electronica, simple yet beautiful in sound ... not all ambient bliss but also challenging"
Calmscape

Originally released 2006.

Bennys Song

In this month’s Kings Place Podcast Ben Eshmade chats to three performers from a diverse selection of events at Kings Place in November. Firstly, the accidental creator of the technology behind Rock Band and Guitar Hero: Tod Machover, who will be appearing at 'Faster Than Sound', a truly unique event that is one of the three highlights from Aldeburgh Festival KP on Saturday 13th. Ben also interviews Reid Anderson of Bad Plus who's week as part of the London Jazz Festival includes their first ever appearance with Django Bates. Finally Ben catches up with soprano Claire Booth will be performing Berio and Poulenc as part of the multi-media Transition_projects week on the 25th November. 

Tickets for all events are available from £9.50 online at www.kingsplace.co.uk

Kings Place Podcast - November 2010

Ever since their debut event at The Hayward Gallery in March 2006, the Arctic Circle have been driven by a mad passion to create concerts that are perfectly formed and memorable. They will move land and sea to bring talented musicians, composers and visual artists to London’s best venues, ensuring that each concert is a once in a lifetime event.

Although they feel most at home at London's Union Chapel, Arctic Circle produce, programme and promote events at many different venues encompassing a broad range of acts and genres. Over the last three years they have not only played host to established artists, but are always on the lookout for new talent and specialise in showcasing emerging acts on the brink of wider renown.

Not just a promoter you can also now catch up with Arctic Circle Radio at www.jointhecircle.net/radio. The Hut is a weekly show bringing you a whole manner of sonic delights, The Circle is an exclusive mix brought to you by a guest artist from the Arctic Circle family. In a further extension of the Arctic Circle'scollective talents have come two 'Fuzzy Feeling' releases as well as the ambitious Explorers' Club series in conjunction with Loaf Recordings.

The Arctic Circle showers its audiences with the world's finest musicians and bands in a unique, strictly penguin friendly environment that seeks to upend the traditional, the formal and the pretentious.