STEPHANIE LAMPREA
VOICE
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RICHARD CRAIG
FLUTE

Stephanie Lamprea and Richard Craig collaborate as a voice and flute duo. Their work includes performing new works and free improvisation. Their work has been described as a 'demanding and fascinating taste of contemporary art music both inhabiting and transcending (some would say bypassing) traditional forms and modes of musical production.' (Edinburgh Music Review)  Together, they have performed at Inspace, the Edinburgh College of Arts, and the Hidden Door Festival. With a flair for avant-garde techniques and timbres, they have performed virtuosic duo works by Rebecca Saunders, Patricia Alessandrini, Kate Soper, Thomas Metcalf, and Tom W. Green.
UPCOMING APPEARANCES

26 JUNE 2024:
Stereo Glasgow
Stephanie and Richard join sound artist Alistair MacDonald to perform improvised music for voice, flutes, and live electronics.

OCTOBER 2024:
Ipsa Dixit at soundfestival
Stephanie and Richard join violinist Feargus Hetherington, percussionist Darren Gallacher, and dance artist Anne Kjær to perform Kate Soper's chamber work Ipsa Dixit at Sound Scotland's 2024 soundfestival


​RECENT APPEARANCES

6 FEBRUARY 2024:
Edinburgh College of Art
Stephanie Lamprea and Richard Craig perform works for voice, flute, and electronics by Rebecca Saunders and Patricia Alessandrini, featuring flute, alto flute, bass flute, and contrabass flute. Review here.

16 NOVEMBER 2023:
The Old Hairdresser's
Stephanie Lamprea and Richard Craig join forces for an explosive set of thrilling and beguiling solos/duos for flute and voice by James Dillon, Thomas Metcalf, Rebecca Saunders, Kate Soper, and James Weeks. 

​2 JUNE 2023:
Hidden Door Festival
Stephanie and Richard join musicians Tom W. Green, Katherine Wren, Richard Scholfield, and Sonia Killmann to perform in Anthropocenic Garden, a mutlidisciplinary exhibition at the 2023 Hidden Door Festival.

​17 APRIL 2023:
Ipsa Dixit at RCS
Stephanie and Richard join violinist Feargus Hetherington, percussionist Darren Gallacher, and dance artist Anne Kjær to perform Kate Soper's chamber work Ipsa Dixit.