Ryan Latimer: Moby Dick
London Sinfonietta; Garry Walker (conductor)

Release date:
24 September 2021

Ryan Latimer: Moby Dick (excerpt)

For Ryan Latimer
strings
Matthew Lee Knowles [2021]

For Ryan Latimer

Ryan Latimer: Gorilla And Orange Sun (from anthem)

Performed at Dukes Hall, Royal Academy of Music. 
30th January 2015
Ensemble: Manson Ensemble
Conductor: Oliver Knussen

Mills Mess (Performed by Manson Ensemble)

For bass clarinet, double bass, piano, and electronics.

Really enjoyed putting this together. A piece dedicated to changing landscapes, whether personal or not.

Badlands | 2024 | virtual playback

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Taken from 'And His Many Seas' by Moss Covered Technology. Out today via Fluid Audio. Copies available from myself as Fluid's have sold out.

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'Sea #2' - And His Many Seas - [Fluid Audio, 2018]

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Beethoven's Symphonies 
[Part ONE]

Counting Over The Beethoven Symphonies [Part ONE]

Counting To 9999 Over 
Beethoven's Symphonies 
[Part TWO]

Counting Over The Beethoven Symphonies [Part TWO]

Psappha Ensemble - http://psappha.com - Benjamin Powell (piano) and Tim Williams (percussion)
!Please use headphone for the best audio quality! 

Slink & Stride brings together a collection of short childlike tunes and motifs which are continuously jostling, reanimating and playfully shifting the sense of movement; often subtly entwining themselves or sometimes taking more striding leaps. 

Learn more about Ryan: https://ryanlatimer.com/

Psappha’s ‘Composing for…’ programme is supported by: Arts Council England; Garfield Weston Foundation; Idlewild Trust; PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner scheme; Radcliffe Trust; and RVW Trust.

Ryan Latimer (born 1990) - Slink & Stride

Domenico Scarlatti - Keyboard Sonata K369

Ryan Latimer is a British composer whose music has been described as “anarchic and cartoonishly fun” (BBC R3), “deliciously playful” (Classical Music Magazine) and “irresistible in its tongue-in-cheek irreverence” (ISCM). His work has been performed internationally by leading ensembles including the London Symphony Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, China National Symphony Orchestra, BBC Concert Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Psappha and Britten Sinfonia.

Ryan’s recent orchestral work Antiarkie, composed for the BBC Symphony Orchestra, was broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and subsequently featured during the ISCM World Music Days festival, in Beijing. In 2020, the work received its third performance by St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra at the prestigious Shostakovich Grand Hall, in Russia.

In 2021, his debut album will be released worldwide on the award-winning contemporary music label NMC Recordings. Other recent works, including Mills Mess, Moby Dick, and Chloe have also been released by RMN Records, Ablaze and on NMC’s ‘Next Wave’ album.

He is a regular collaborator with the contemporary dance group, Cohan Collective, and has worked closely with New York-based choreographer Jacqueline Bulnes and Phoenix Dance Theatre’s Artistic Director, Dane Hurst. In 2014, Ryan composed and co-directed his first chamber opera, Three Tall Tales of Dr Monsieur Façade. This interdisciplinary work, composed for ensemble, singers, actors and mimes, was developed in collaboration with dramaturges and performers from Warszawskie Centrum Pantomimy in Poland.

Many of his solo and chamber works have also featured at international festivals, including Darmstädter Ferienkurse (Germany), Gaudeamus Musiekweek (Netherlands), Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (UK), ISCM World Music Days (China), Druskomanija (Lithuania), Aldebrugh Festival (UK) and Haapvavesi Folk Festival (Lativa).

Ryan is a Lecturer in Music at the University of Birmingham. He is published by Composers Edition and supported by PRS for Music Foundation.

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Ryan Latimer

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