The Nature of Why
An immersive and emotive fusion of dance and live orchestral music - March 1 and 2, Theatre Royal Plymouth
MTrip the Light Fantastic
An orchestral feast of sight and sound – Southbank Centre, Friday 12 April 2024.
MDeath Songbook
Brett Anderson, Charles Hazlewood, Paraorchestra and special guest vocalist Gwenno perform reimagined cult classics on death, loss, and love – Roundhouse, Wednesday 24 April and Factory International, Manchester, Friday 26 April 2024.
MThe Anatomy of the Orchestra: Drone Refractions
Turning the orchestra inside-out for an immersive drone odyssey via some of Minimalism’s forebears and its greatest composers.
MThe Unfolding
Album release on Real World Records and 2033 live tour, The Unfolding is a major new work by Northern Irish artist, composer, producer and broadcaster Hannah Peel, commissioned by and performed with Paraorchestra, conducted by Charles Hazlewood.
MRe-inventing the Orchestra with Charles Hazlewood
This unprecedented new TV series from Charles Hazlewood for Sky Arts featuring Paraorchestra is an invitation to think differently about the orchestra, demonstrating its influence on - and significance in - a contemporary digital world relevant to everyone.
MThe Anatomy of the Orchestra
Part concert, part installation this is a thrilling opportunity to climb inside this perfect team and exploring the inner workings of an orchestra as they perform Steve Reich's The Four Sections
MThe Love Unlimited Synth Orchestra: Celebrating the Music of Barry White
The Love Unlimited Synth Orchestra pays homage to Barry White's extraordinary music with a live show conducted by Charles Hazlewood and performed by Paraorchestra alongside special guests.
MGórecki’s Symphony of Sorrowful Songs
Sung in Polish, this evocative work brings tears and rousing joy; taking audiences on a spellbinding and uplifting journey through grief and solace.
MBeethoven and Me
Charles Hazlewood marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of Beethoven with this documentary for Sky Arts: Beethoven and Me, featuring performances from Paraorchestra
MAnatomy of the Orchestra: Refractions and Abstractions
Part concert, part installation this is a thrilling opportunity to climb inside this perfect team and exploring the inner workings of an orchestra as they perform JS Bach, Louis Andriessen, Nico Muhly and Peter Maxwell Davies.
MMinimalism Changed My Life: Tones, Drones, and Arpeggios
With a mixture of live music and multimedia, Minimalism Changed My Life showcases the transcendental powers of Minimalism in an uplifting and spine-tingling experience.
Mkraftwerk re:werk
Taking Kraftwerk's iconic album Trans-Europe Express as the starting point for a thrilling musical trip, kraftwerk re:werk takes audiences on symphonic, electronic joyride on the Autobahn
MBirmingham Classical
In 2017 Paraorchestra became the first orchestra of disabled musicians to perform as part of a mainstream classical programme when they made their Birmingham debut at Symphony Hall in February 2017.
MA Celebration of David Bowie
In 2016 Paraorchestra became the first orchestral ensemble to ever headline a main stage at a music festival with this performance of Phillip Glass' interpretation of Bowie's Heroes album at The Park stage, Glastonbury
MTerry Riley: In C
Terry Riley’s minimalist masterpiece In C is reimagined in this unique union of two very different disciplines, experimenting with movement, sound, and the senses.
MThunderbirds Are Go!
A celebration of composer Barry Gray’s iconic music with ppecial guest Jarvis Cocker, and a 14-piece band including Adrian Utley of Portishead, Will Gregory of Goldfrapp and soprano Victoria Oruwari.
MBahrain 200
With British Council’s support, six members of Paraorchestra travelled to Manama in April 2016 to deliver a programme of workshops and performances.
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