We are delighted to announce that Sadie Harrison has received a second Arts Council England Artist’s Development Grant. The 2016-2017 award will support her work as the first Composer-in-Residence to the Kunstler Bei Wu Sculpture Park, Wessenberg, Berlin.
Arts Council grant for Sadie Harrison
3 January 2017Sadie will be writing new works for the Park’s Ensemble-in-Residence, including a piece for the Inauguration of the Indigenous Australian Art Gallery in June 2017 in collaboration with the German and Australian Ministries of Culture. Other works include a string orchestra piece to be used as the Park’s ’theme music’, a set of chamber pieces in the style of Weimar Cabaret and an extensive set of solo works to be performed outside amongst the sculptures.
Further information about the residency can be found at: www.sadieharrisoncomposer.co.uk.
The Keunstler Bei Wu Sculpture Park can be found at: http://www.kuenstlerbeiwu.com/
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