STEPHANIE LAMPREA, VOICE
ALISTAIR MACDONALD, LIVE ELECTRONICS

Stephanie Lamprea and Alistair MacDonald collaborate as a voice and electronics duo. Their work includes performing new and recent works, free improvisation,  and composing electroacoustic and multidisciplinary works. Together, they have been commissioned by the Edinburgh Futures Institute, and they have released an improvised album, POSTCARDS, in 2022 on Bandcamp. They have performed at the Centre for Contemporary Arts (Glasgow), Inspace (Edinburgh), Stereo (Glasgow). Later this year, they will be featured at the 2023 Glasgow Cathedral Festival.

More information about Alistair's work can be found at ​http://alistairmacdonald.co.uk/
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UPCOMING SHOWS

28 September 2023: Glasgow Cathedral Festival
Stephanie and Alistair perform new and recent works by Katrin Klose, Emily Doolittle, Robert Laidlow, Lisa Robertson, and Alistair MacDonald.
RECENT APPEARANCES

8 DECEMBER 2022: CCA Glasgow
Stephanie and Alistair present music about the loss of words and breath at the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow. This programme features music by Nuria Gimenez Comas, Mario Mora, Kaija Saariaho, Rebecca Saunders, and a co-composed work by Stephanie and Alistair: "Soroche", setting text by Jessica Gaitan Johannesson. More info here.

4 NOVEMBER 2022: Edinburgh Futures Institute
Stephanie and Alistair co-compose and perform Soroche, a multidisciplinary piece combining text, music and imagery. They are joined by writer Jessica Gaitan Johannesson as they, through words and sound, ask how colonial history comes to bear on a crisis that is taking away our ability to breathe. This work is hosted and commissioned by the Edinburgh Futures Institute at the University of Edinburgh. More info here.

​10 MARCH 2022: Stereo Glasgow
Stephanie and Alistair perform POSTCARDS, a fully improvised set vocals and live electronics. The set was inspired by field recordings made by Alistair in different parts of the world, including Spain, Lithuania, France and Malaysia. In the live performance, field recordings were played followed by improvisational responses. More info here.
CONTACT US

Feel free to contact us at Stephanie's contact page for performance and commissioning inquiries.
Photos taken by Anne Kjær