Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tonight we share six brand new works for accordion performed by Miloš Milivojević that were created through Psappha’s 2019-20 Composing for Accordion scheme.
Our Composing for… schemes began back in 2013 and have supported the creation of more than 100 new works to date. The aim of the scheme is to give emerging composers direct access to one of Psappha’s core musicians or a special guest over an extended period of 6 – 8 months. Through a series of one to one workshops the composer and musician get to know each other personally and musically and a new work is created through this collaboration.
Miloš Milivojević, Accordion
Mark Thomas - Director of Photography
Rob Kelledy - Sound recording and Mastering
Tim Williams - Editor and Producer
PROGRAMME ORDER AND TIMINGS
1:42 William K.Z. Hearne - Cut the Chin Chord
7:35 Silvia Rosani - A Salti
19:14 Anna Semple - Wanders
28:50 Joe Bates - Two Animals
34:46 Athanasia Kontou - systole/diastole (in a heartbeat)
45:00 Aidan Teplitzky - It's the Burden of Knowing
SUPPORT OUR WORK
Psappha is a Registered Charity and as a small organisation we have found new ways to continue supporting composers through our schemes, commissions, projects and collaborations despite considerable challenges. The Covid-19 restrictions have forced us to change our practice and our core costs have increased due to the additional technology required to deliver projects remotely whilst at the same time our box office income has significantly reduced. Please support our work and help us to maintain our commitment to emerging talent and professional musicians and help us to contribute to a brighter future.
Online donations via Psappha's website: psappha.com/support-us
LEARN MORE AND FOLLOW PSAPPHA
Website: psappha.com
Subscribe to Psappha's Enewsletter: buff.ly/31HjEHV
Twitter: twitter.com/PsapphaEnsemble
Facebook: facebook.com/psappha.ensemble
Instagram: instagram.com/psapphaensemble
SUPPORTERS
Psappha is grateful for the support its ‘Composing for…’ programme receives from: Arts Council England; Britford Bridge Trust; PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner scheme; and the Thistle Trust.
Tonight we share six brand new works for accordion performed by Miloš Milivojević that were created through Psappha’s 2019-20 Composing for Accordion scheme.
Our Composing for… schemes began back in 2013 and have supported the creation of more than 100 new works to date. The aim of the scheme is to give emerging composers direct access to one of Psappha’s core musicians or a special guest over an extended period of 6 – 8 months. Through a series of one to one workshops the composer and musician get to know each other personally and musically and a new work is created through this collaboration.
Miloš Milivojević, Accordion
Mark Thomas - Director of Photography
Rob Kelledy - Sound recording and Mastering
Tim Williams - Editor and Producer
PROGRAMME ORDER AND TIMINGS
1:42 William K.Z. Hearne - Cut the Chin Chord
7:35 Silvia Rosani - A Salti
19:14 Anna Semple - Wanders
28:50 Joe Bates - Two Animals
34:46 Athanasia Kontou - systole/diastole (in a heartbeat)
45:00 Aidan Teplitzky - It's the Burden of Knowing
SUPPORT OUR WORK
Psappha is a Registered Charity and as a small organisation we have found new ways to continue supporting composers through our schemes, commissions, projects and collaborations despite considerable challenges. The Covid-19 restrictions have forced us to change our practice and our core costs have increased due to the additional technology required to deliver projects remotely whilst at the same time our box office income has significantly reduced. Please support our work and help us to maintain our commitment to emerging talent and professional musicians and help us to contribute to a brighter future.
Online donations via Psappha's website: psappha.com/support-us
LEARN MORE AND FOLLOW PSAPPHA
Website: psappha.com
Subscribe to Psappha's Enewsletter: buff.ly/31HjEHV
Twitter: twitter.com/PsapphaEnsemble
Facebook: facebook.com/psappha.ensemble
Instagram: instagram.com/psapphaensemble
SUPPORTERS
Psappha is grateful for the support its ‘Composing for…’ programme receives from: Arts Council England; Britford Bridge Trust; PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner scheme; and the Thistle Trust.
