OrchestRAM: An Orchestral Journey Into Drum & Bass
- 8pm
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- Booking required | In-person
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- From £27.50 + booking fee
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- Barbican
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Following the success of three nights of epic performances at Milton Court in September 2022, OrchestRAM returns for a one-night-only celebration of orchestral drum & bass at the Barbican.
Drum & bass imprint RAM Records presents this special, celebratory rendition of their catalogue performed by the Guildhall Session Orchestra, made up of professional alumni from Guildhall School, joined by a DJ, percussion and live vocalists. Audience members will be taken on an epic orchestral journey into the genre, with over 40 musicians performing many of RAM’s biggest hits.
Classic RAM releases from the likes of Chase & Status, Wilkinson, Sub Focus, Origin Unknown, DJ Fresh and RAM Trilogy will feature among interpretations of more recent releases from Mandidextrous, Culture Shock, Mob Tactics, Andy C and Raiser, in performances by the orchestra elevated by undaunted stage production.
Presented by RAM Records & Weird Science in association with Guildhall School of Music & Drama and the Barbican.
Please note this performance will contain flashing lights and lasers
Approximate running time: 110 mins, plus 20 min interval. Please note all timings are approximate and subject to change.
Image: OrchestRAM 2022 (c) Sophie Harbinson
Performers & Creative Team
Guildhall Session Orchestra
Sam Dinley and Sam Storey conductors
Baobei, BRAVVN and Vanela vocalists
Creative Director & Video Design
Dan Shorten
Executive Electronic Producer
Raiser
Music Production Lead
Rob Southby
Orchestration Lead
Sam Storey
Score Preparation
Sam Dinley
Head of Electronic & Produced Music
Professor Mike Roberts
Orchestral Producer
Barbara De Biasi
Arrangement/Orchestration:
Marios Aristopoulos
Archie Awford
Isabelle Brawn
Lillian Chan
Sam Dinley
Eleanor Fineston-Robertson
Liam Fuller
Yewon Lee
Beau Miles Watson
Jasmine Meaden
Nicola Perikhanyan
Skye Platts
Raiser
Danilo Ricciardiello
Mike Roberts
Theo Sandberg
Rob Southby
Sam Storey
Eu-An Su
Chester Tribley
Barney Watson
Isabel Woodings
Lighting Design
Jon M Armstrong
Head of Recording & AV/Sound Design
Julian Hepple
Production Management
Clare Partington and Dylan Bate
Lasers
Toby Macknight Laser Grafix
Video Supervisor
Josh Garner
LX Programmer
Guy Knox-Holmes
Stage Manager
Christina Mallett
Account Director
Kieron Tilley
FOH Engineer
Julian Hepple
Video Production Engineers
Ethan Harris and Matt Hayes
Monitor/System Engineer
John Duckett
Video Guarantee
Tom Burridge
Playback Engineer
Paolo Carlotto
Camera Operators
Hannah Miller, Maisie Pindar, Annie Urquhart and Daniel Davis
Vision Mixer
Isobel Jewell
Video Designers
Sophie Bramley and Daniel Ong Ker Yau
Runners
Alex Gasson-Grey and Benedict Rattray
Score Engraving
Mark Fincham
Label Manager RAM
Jim Gash
Press & Marketing RAM
Hannah Helbert
Product Manager RAM
Wayne McKenzie
Venue information
Location
The Barbican Hall is located within the main Barbican building. Head to Level G and follow the signs to find your seating level.
Public transport
The Barbican is widely accessible by bus, tube, train and by foot or bicycle. Plan your journey and find more route information in ‘Your Visit’.
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Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS -
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- Hearing facility
- Assistance dogs permitted
- Spaces for wheelchair users
