# Charlotte Bray

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World Music Days: Vancouver Part 1

The International Society for Contemporary Music (ISCM) holds arguably the world’s most important contemporary music festival in a different city each year.  Much like the Olympics, cities bid to be the host and this year it’s in Vancouver.  In this first program of two, we hear from Jordan Nobl ...

Charlotte Bray

In the first of four visits to composers living and working in Berlin, Sara Mohr-Pietsch is in the apartment of Charlotte Bray, a young British composer who moved to the city a few years ago. Charlotte tells Sara how living in Berlin has influenced her work, and the effect of particular spaces o ...

Talking about dream.risk.sing - with Samantha Crawford and Lana Bode

Soprano Samantha Crawford and pianist Lana Bode have been collaborating on a remarkable project: dream.risk.sing. Their forthcoming recital and CD (with Delphian Records) focusses on women's voices. It is a programme of music mainly by female composers, and of texts by women (the proejct is supp ...

James Acaster

Clemmie introduces stand-up comedian James Acaster to her classical playlist and finds out exactly what he thinks… and it’s not all plain sailing. Listen to the playlist here: https://spoti.fi/2QYNBLb Or go and Google it: Dvorak - Serenade for Strings (Scherzo) Teresa Carreno - Mi Teresita (L ...

Performance issues in a redundancy situation

Welcome to The Work Couch, RPC's podcast that covers everything employment. However well-planned your redundancy process is, there are a number of issues that can really throw a spanner in the works: from employees submitting grievances or making data subject access requests, to historical under ...

Considering Art Podcast – Caroline Burraway, multi-media artist

In this episode, Caroline Burraway talks about why and how she has given voice to those disenfranchised and displaced on the margins of society, how she has focused recently on refugees like Tarik and Eden whom she has met in refugee camps and of whom she has made large-scale prize-winning drawi ...

The Future of Concussion Research, Diagnosis and Treatment

The final episode in the current season of Echoes of Impact features Professor Patria Hume, Professor Alice Theadom, Associate Professor Mangor Pedersen and PhD candidates Christi Essex and Charlotte Bray. They talk about the future of concussion research, diagnosis and treatment and how Aotearo ...

212: Composer Julian Anderson

In this episode, composer Julian Anderson discusses his new work Life Cycle, to be premiered by Birmingham Contemporary Music Group in September 2025. Conducted by Stephan Meier, and featuring soprano Anna Dennis, the concert also includes Charlotte Bray’s Reflections in Time and the premiere of ...

Season 2 Episode 5 - Living with Autism

Episode 5 – Living with Autism with Lauren Redgewell and Charlotte Bray In the final episode of Season 2 of Inclusion Matters, Professor Pamela Burnard speaks with Lauren Redgewell and Charlotte Bray about lived experience, autism, masking, belonging and inclusive practice. Lauren shares her ...

Season 2 Episode 3 - Expanding Possibilities for Inclusive Learning

Episode 3 – Inclusion Practices with Charlotte Bray and Kat Bates In this episode of Inclusion Matters, Professor Pamela Burnard speaks with Charlotte Bray, Assistant Head Teacher at the University of Cambridge Primary School, and Kat Bates, UCPS SENDCo leader, about how inclusion is lived and ...