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November 18th 2019

I ran into an old friend Paolo Moreno(aka themightysmall)from the Sam Mendes’ Bridge Project days and he got me into the looping aspects of performance.Paolo is a multi-instrumentalist and amazing vocalist and we have put a project together Loopy Tunes where I’m adding my orchestral skills into the mix and creating a big sound from two guys!We are going to start uploading very soon so watch this space!

October 20th 2019.

I’ve recently been writing some strings for a beautiful and evocative new singer Ella Wildes and am looking forward to the release of this new song “let You Go”

M-SOP (Multi-Sensory Operatic Performance)

An innovative new form of performance art developed by Stephen Bentley-Klein and Sarah Grange which combines music, words and science with the effect of bringing powerful and beautiful experiences to all including those with sensory impairment. It aims to give access to the handicapped and also give mainstream members new perceptions by enhancing the different senses through technology and science.

M-SOP fuses the elements of opera (music, singing, staging, set and costume design, ballet) combined with choreographic sign language, cymatics, closed captions, vibration sensation stations, underwater processing and film.

The first performance of the pioneering creation “A Quiet Life” took place at the Tête-à-Tête Opera Festival in London on August 11th 2012. It has featured on BBC radio 3, BBC tv in See Hear and Gramaphone magazine states “this remarkable piece truly is a feast for all the senses and its unusual use of media is anything but a gimmick. Music is here crossing another barrier and taking another significant step forward towards true universality.”

“A Quiet Life” Opera by Stephen Bentley-Klein and Sarah Grange featured on BBC 2 See Hear, Click the link beneath to watch:
See Hear Episode 16

Demon Up for 5 nominations at the British Horror Film Festival Awards
Including:
Best Music
Best Cinematography
Best Director
Best Actor
Best Feature Film

 

 

Demon wins “Best Horror Feature Film”, “Best Actor” and “Best Make-up Effects”.

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