Concerts
Promoted Concerts
Stone Nest, London: Kali Malone
C20
Stone Nest, London: Nicole Raymond
C19
Stone Nest, London: Oren Ambarchi
C18
Stone Nest, London: Robert Curgenven
C17
Stone Nest, London: Alex Groves
C16
MONOM Berlin: Marvin’s Dream
C15
Stone Nest, London: Gavin Higgins
C14
MONOM Berlin: CPI
C13
Tyers Street, London: Echo Collective play Jóhann Jóhannsson
C12
Southbank, London: Ives Ensemble play Richard Rijnvos
C11
Southbank, London: Mariani Streichquartett play Charlotte Bray
C10
Southbank, London: Jonathan Dove
C09
St Mary at Hill, London: Ives Ensemble play Laurence Crane
C08
Conway Hall, London: Allegri Quartet play Alec Roth
C07
Conway Hall, London: Jóhann Jóhannsson & Hildur Guðnadóttir
C06
Piano Salon, Berlin: Julian Quentin plays Charlotte Bray
C05
Southbank, London: Ives Ensemble
C04
Southbank, London: Charlotte Bray and Hannah Kendall
C03
Gallery Libby Sellers, London: Hannah Kendall
C02
Southbank, London: Chamber Music from Debussy to Crane
C01
Supported Concerts
Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
SC17
MONOM Berlin: Echo Collective
SC16
Aldeburgh Festival: Gavin Higgins
SC15
MONOM Berlin: Rakhi Singh
SC14
Het Orgelpark, Amsterdam: Kali Malone
SC13
St Giles Cripplegate, London: Festival of Laurence Crane
SC12
Fiesole, Italy: Rothko Concert Overture
SC11
Cafe Oto, London: 840 5th Concert
SC10
St Mary at Hill, London: Enrico Malatesta playing Éliane Radigue
SC09
Camden Arts Centre, London: Laurence Crane and Pauline Oliveros
SC08
Camden Arts Centre, London: Éliane Radigue
SC07
Radial System, Berlin: Julian Quentin and Rosanne Phillipens
SC06
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin: Berlin String Quartet
SC04
Southbank, London: New Chamber Music
SC05
Vredenburg, Utrecht: Ives Ensemble play Laurence Crane
SC03
de Duif, Amsterdam: Ives Ensemble play Laurence Crane
SC02
RNCM, Manchester: Tredegar Town Band
SC01
Louise Blouin Foundation Series
2009-10
Between 2009 and 2010 the Foundation helped to support the following concert series at the Louise Blouin Foundation in West London. The musical director of the series was pianist Andrew Matthews-Owen.
An evening with Max
LBF15
Juice, with Damien Harron
LBF14
American Experimentalism
LBF13
Christine Croshaw (piano), Deborah Gruman and Anne Lovett (violin and piano), Sian Jones (soprano); Andrew Matthews-Owen (piano); Sam Newman (narrator)
LBF12
Douglas Finch (pianist); dancers from the LABAN academy of dance
LBF11
Brodowski Quartet (David Brodowski, Catrin Win Morgan, Felix Tanner, Vanessa Lucas-Smith)
LBF10
Catrin Finch (harpist)
LBF09
Nicholas Brown: “As now I have memorye” – a video and music collaboration
LBF08
Trio Fibonacci – Piano Trio from Quebec City, Canada
LBF07
Finzi Quartet, Sarah Moule (soprano); Andrew Radley (countertenor)
LBF06
Manson Ensemble (Royal Academy of Music) with Philip Cashian
LBF05
Christine Croshaw (piano)
LBF04
Claire Booth (soprano): Andrew Matthews-Owen (piano)
LBF03
Broken Voices – A multimedia performance
LBF02
Joby Burgess, Percussion & Electronics
LBF01