FEATURED PROJECT
Etler: A Portrait
Alvin Etler’s chamber music combines rhythmic intensity, contrapuntal clarity and a distinctive modernist voice. Resonance is developing a project around this remarkable and rarely heard repertoire.

IN DEVELOPMENT

IN DEVELOPMENT
Crossroads
Anatolia, Iran and neighbouring musical cultures
A developing programme bringing together contemporary chamber music shaped by the overlapping musical cultures of Anatolia, Iran and the wider region. The project grows from repertoire already performed by Resonance and from continuing discoveries, composer relationships and newly shared scores.
Curated chamber programme

IN DEVELOPMENT
Landru
Frederik Neyrinck
A semi-staged chamber project inspired by the extraordinary story of Henri Désiré Landru. Resonance is exploring how Neyrinck’s music might sit within a theatrical framework that combines live performance, narration and dramatic presentation, moving beyond the conventions of a traditional chamber recital.
Semi-staged chamber project

IN DEVELOPMENT
Carwithen / Alwyn
Doreen Carwithen & William Alwyn
A chamber project exploring two distinctive British composers whose lives and music became closely intertwined. Drawing on repertoire for winds, oboe and piano, the programme will place Carwithen and Alwyn side by side as individual artistic voices, using rarely heard chamber works to reveal both contrast and connection.
Composer pairing · British chamber music

IN DEVELOPMENT
Three Billy Goats Gruff
Ruth Gipps · Music, storytelling and young audiences
A family and children’s project built around narrated live performance, using music and storytelling to introduce young audiences to instruments, characters and imaginative listening. Beginning with Ruth Gipps’s Three Billy Goats Gruff, the project is intended to develop into a broader Resonance strand devoted to story-led chamber music for children and families.
Family performance · narration · learning

IN DEVELOPMENT
Balkan Voices
Distinctive chamber music from across the Balkans
Beginning with Ljubica Marićs wind quintet, this project follows the chamber music we are discovering across the Balkans: works we want to hear closely, explore as players and bring into a programme.
Family performance · narration · learning
SELECTED WORK
CHAMBER MUSIC DISCOVERY
2 October 2024 · 1901 Arts Club
Caroline Shaw, Stravinsky, Françaix, Ibert, Gordon Lewin, Hindemith and Mark Summer in a programme celebrating distinctive colour and rarely heard repertoire.
TURNAGE IN FOCUS
7 May 2025 · 1901 Arts Club
A programme centred on Mark-Anthony Turnage, placing his chamber music alongside Bruch, Marc Mellits and Tansman.
ANATOLIA AND BEYOND
3 December 2025 · 1901 Arts Club
Bush, Dickinson, Corbett, Corelli, Tomasi and Fazıl Say, culminating in Alevi Dedeler rakı masasında and pointing directly toward the Crossroads project now in development.