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Ensemble Amorpha is a London based chamber music ensemble dedicated to bringing contemporary music from around the world to the UK, in a variety of performance formats collaborating with artists in all fields.

"A Fetus in America, a brash and vibrant satire by Luke Styles (music) and Peter Cant (text), aimed at the anti-abortionists of the Tea Party right. Accompanied by a combo of oboe, cello and percussion, Jessica Walker stylishly incarnated one of the unborn as a slinky cabaret star...what we heard certainly had pizzazz." Rupert Christiansen, The Telegraph 9.8.11

Recent Activities:

We finished off 2011 with an amazingly full December with Shorts_Amorpha and Modern Silence. A Big thanks to the BFI and Kings Place for hosting us and to all the composers, filmmakers, musicians and audience members who made both gigs such a big success.

Fresh into 2012 we are working on a new arrangement of our opera project "A Fetus In America" for performance at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden in Feb. We are knuckling down on our upcoming performance at the Austrian Cultural Forum in London, where we will be presenting music for string trio, intimately connected to Austria, as well as beginning work on the EMULSION festival, our collaboration project with Tangent which has been supported by the PRSF, watch this space for details of what will emerge in 2012.

Upcoming Events

A Fetus In America 16/17/18 Feb 2012, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Exposure Opera, 19:30.

Global Austria (2) @ the Austrian Cultural Forum London, 27th March 2012, 19:00. String Trios by Schoenberg, Wozny, Schubert, Styles.

The Lodger @ The Prince Charles Cinema London, 26th April 2012, 20:50. New score to the Alfred Hitchcock silent film by Luke Styles, for Piano and Electronics.

Emulsion a two day festival of new music from Ensemble Amorpha, Tangent, Food and Fringe Magnetic, at the Old Vic Tunnels, 19 May 2012.

Live extract from Shorts_Amorpha, Trails, Filmmaker - Daniel Bisig, Composer - Philippe Kocher

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Ensemble Amorpha gratefully acknowledges the financial support from the PRS for Music Foundation