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Performance at the RNCM Composer Concert June 2025 by Flute - Matt Jones Violin and djembe - Joe Steel Cello - Lola Garcia Marquez Narration and electronics - Felix Do This score for this piece is a picture book for narrator, electronics and flexible ensemble (largely improvised) so no two performances will ever be the same. Score video: https://youtu.be/6KJbjOjyxbA?feature=shared

Picture book for narrator, electronics and flexible ensemble This is sort of a graphic score, much of the instrumental sounds you hear are improvised by my lovely performers: Matt Jones - Flute Joe Steel - Violin narration, electronics and composer: Felix Do

The Emerz Quartet perform Felix Do's commission in collaboration with dancers from the Northern Ballet School. The Pagoda Remembers places dance and dramatic storytelling front and centre. Loosely based on the legend of the White Snake - a tale of love, loyalty and overcoming adversity - this piece consists of three scenes, connected by a cello solo, each relating to a different characters' troubles of the heart. Live performance at the RNCM Carol Nash Recital Room on the 3rd December 2024. Musicians: Tako Tkabladze, Joe Steel, Emily O'Dell and Lola Garcia Marquez Dancers: Paul Whitty, Rose Maskill, Innes Oliver, Heather Lyon and Emily Dunne Choreographer: Matthew Ross Video Editor: Dave Dickson and with many thanks to the RNCM Spotlight Concert Team!

Written for the Berio concert at Junior Royal Academy of Music Peformers: Poppy McGhee Sofia Demetriades

Performers: Joe Steel - Violin Miles Santner - Bass clarinet Asia Movsovic - Piano Composed by Felix Do Performed in RNCM Carol Nash Recital Room in the Spring Recital Concert 2024

'three dances from another world' Miles Santner - Clarinet Avi Kwok - Percussion performed in St James & Emmanuel Church Didsbury on Saturday 1st March 2025 Commissioned by Berkshire Chamber Music Festival

Whitworth Circle This piece is inspired by Li Yuan-chia's 1970 Untitled acrylic paint on hessian work. Li Yuan-chia is a self-described 'artist, poet, sculptor, thinker, mathematician and dreamer.' From close up the details overwhelm the viewer: closely painted mathematical symbols arranged in a way I cannot figure out. Upon stepping away from the artwork, however, one can see the big white circle - the literal 'big picture'. Like Yuan-chia's art, this piece focuses minutia of one note, painted in different timbres, before 'stepping away.' Performed by Emily O'Dell - Viola at Birchfields Community Centre in on 3rd March 2024