music & performances events
Hermes Experiment presents Soundscapes
New commissions by Alexandr Brusentsev, Giles Swayne, Kim Ashton and Jeremy Thurlow
Debussy, Rêverie (arr. Schofield)
Voiles (arr. Pashley)
Purcell, ‘When I am laid in earth’ from Dido and Aeneas (arr. Denholm)
Rameau, ‘La Pantomime’ from Pièces de clavecin en concerts (arr. Williams)
£10 full – £8 under 25
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Middle Of The Road
In this blessed time of conservatism and austerity, as ‘normcore’ takes over the catwalks and homos turn hetero, three of the UK’s most provocative and irreverent performers have decided to turn their backs on all that weirdo queer shit and start toeing the party line. Life is better when we’re all the same.
‘There is nothing quite like him: bold and unique, electrifying and disarmingly humane’ TIME OUT on David Hoyle
Grand Dame of political drag David Hoyle joins forces with obnoxious little shits Bourgeois & Maurice on a musical journey through some of the most offensively ‘middle of the road’ music around, as well as some original, heartfelt compositions. They’ve tried battling against the system, now they want to join it, hug it and sing it a few lullabies.
‘Musical comedy’s answer to the Manson family’ EVENING STANDARD on Bourgeois & Maurice
Following previous one-off collaborations Middle of the Road sees the threesome unite for a whole new, full performance event, taking place at East London’s experimental cultural hub LimeWharf.
This is everything you ever wanted to happen to a James Blunt song. And more.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
£15 seated
LimeWharf Annex, 45 Vyner Street, London E2 9DQ
Project Instrumental @LimeWharf presents Sound Emergents
Stravinsky: Concerto in D for Strings
Bescoby: Lovely Roof (world premiere)
Cape: Finding Kala (world premiere)
Montague: Night Eternal (world premiere)
Shostakovich: Chamber Symphony op.110a
£10 / £8 advance; £12 on the door – no booking fee
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Brilliant young chamber orchestra, Project Instrumental, continue their residency at LimeWharf, presenting with a thrillingly fresh programme of new and historically significant works with their straightforward, contemporary approach to art music.
If world premieres from sonorous new voice Jesse Bescoby, award-winning Timothy Cape and internationally renowned Stephen Montague weren’t temptation enough, Sound Emergents: London opens with Stravinsky’s tantalising Concerto in D. Shostakovich’s autobiographical lament, the Chamber Symphony Op. 110a, provides a powerful and moving finale.
The commission, Finding Kala, is kindly supported by a grant from the Britten Pears Foundation.
“If you’re partial to strings & things, you need Project Instrumental in your life. Awesome” – Rick Grant, TAKE Records
“Didn’t know what I was coming to, or what to expect. What an amazing surprise. So amazing!” – member of audience
nu nord @LimeWharf Grand Finale Summer Concert
nu:nord presents a celebration of Canadian, Norwegian & British music at our Grand Finale of Summer 2014. Join us and curate your own evening, as you wander from room to room, experiencing the variety and individuality of our 2014 artists.
Tickets £7 advance (incl. booking fee) / £10 on the door
PROGRAMME – performance, improv, electroacoustic, audience participation, choreography, conversation, folk song
MUSIC – Rebecka Sofia Ahvenniemi, Anette Haave Asheim, Kristin Bolstad, Taylor Brook, Isaiah Ceccarelli, Beavan Flanagan, Tyler Futrell, David Stephen Grant, Brian Harman, Nick Hyatt, John Lely, Luke Nickel, Amber Priestley, Clemet Rotevatn, Stine Sørlie, Hiroki Tsurumoto, Jonathan Cole, Tim Parkinson, Raymond Yui
PERFORMERS – Silje Aker Johnsen, Mira Benjamin, Gregor Riddell, Torun Saeter Stavseng, Colin Alexander
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Sommarkväll
Join us at LimeWharf on Vyner Street for an evening inspired by the Swedish summer…. Sommarkväll
Feast on delights by LimeWharf Kitchen and sup on cocktails crafted by Joel and Luke from The Gentleman’s Ordinary. Dance and twirl as we enter the night and spin our vinyl selections… Come, frolic and be free as we celebrate Sommarkväll!
Please contact us to book a table here
Spitalfields Music Festival presents MURAL
Thursday 5 – Tuesday 10 June
MURAL installation
Free
MURAL will also be performed live with EXAUDI on Sunday 8 June.
Sunday 8 June
MURAL
3.00pm/5.00pm
£15 unreserved (students £5)
EXAUDI
James Weeks director/composer
Sam Belinfante film artist
What does it mean to belong to the world?
MURAL is a multimedia investigation of the places we occupy in the world: both our domestic and intimate surroundings as well as the vast untamed spaces that extend beyond our immediate walls. The wall becomes the central image of the work – mapping, dividing or encircling a terrain – and its constituent bricks; individual pieces amassing to create a larger enclosing structure.
On entering MURAL the audience is confronted with a fragmented video wall portraying ideas of boundary, interiority and exteriority, while two separated quartets of singers will perform in parallel, surrounding the audience in sound and image. The music articulates a range of quotations ranging from essays of John Cage and poetry of Fernando Pessoa to critiques of the art of Vermeer.
Running time: 1 hour
Project Instrumental @LimeWharf presents Shaken & Stirred
Adams: Shaker Loops
Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings
Doors 7.00pm; Concert 7:30pm
Tickets: £5 (no booking fee)
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Flies+Flies Launch Party
Party to celebrate the release of Flies+Flies first single – Bad Crab Hand // SufiFlies+Flies full live show… + very special guests.
Exhibition by Nick Roberts. FREE
“Two tracks that ooze style and composure”
Really Short Reviews
“Chamber toned torch hybrids that flicker and weave to a subtle macabre motif that’s cradled and creaking in a haunting 60’s afterglow and pressed upon decidedly unhinged psyche” God is in the TV
“Suffocating, disquieting and claustrophobic – yet, somehow, completely irresistible” Freshonthenet
Ltd 10″ vinyl out March 10th // Digital March 16th. Distribution by Cargo.
LCO Soloists @Limewharf presents Liam Byrne and his viol.
Featuring members of the London Contemporary Orchestra, Liam will be performing works by Edmund Finnis and Nico Muhly as well as Marais and Gibbons.Liam Byrne enjoys a busy and varied career as a soloist and chamber musician. Recent engagements have taken him everywhere from Honolulu to London’s Wigmore Hall, the Kremlin Museum in Moscow and Carnegie Hall in New York.
An experienced collaborator, Liam has performed at the National Theatre and Shakespeare’s Globe, and created several productions with the live-art collective The Rare Theatrical. He recently worked extensively with pop star Damon Albarn on his new opera Dr Dee for the Manchester International Festival and English National Opera, writing and improvising his own parts. In summer 2011 he was musical director for Just Enough Theatre’s production of Two Noble Kinsmen, for which he wrote and arranged the music. Liam has created soundtracks for film-makers Lars Laumann and Benjamin A. Huseby and has worked with a variety of pop musicians, including The Hidden Cameras, MaJiKer, Patrick Wolf and Bishi.
Liam plays a 7-string bass viol by John Pringle, a lovely new 6-string bass by Marc Soubeyran, and a treble viol by Dietrich Kessler, which is graciously on loan from Marc Soubeyran.
£7 in advance, £10 on the doorBook tickets here
Tom Green Septet
“Remarkable…only the very best arrangers can get a sound like that from four horns”
Evan Parker, June 2013“Contemporary chamber jazz that is both elegant and lively, full of tightly written passages that blossom into free playing with natural ease”
Tony Benjamin, Venue Magazine Bristol, December 2013
The Tom Green Septet weaves together influences as diverse as Brazilian Choro to New Orleans second line, to form tunes with striking melodies, colourful harmony and propulsive grooves. The group has spent time refining its material through live performances at venues including the Forge, the Stables and Wigmore Hall to create a cohesive and unique group voice. Bringing together some of the most talented young musicians in the London jazz scene, the group creates a distinct sound world using the full range of textures available in the seven-piece ensemble, and has been slowly gaining a strong following and fine reviews since its inception.
The group has performed across in the UK and internationally, including an 8-date UK tour in November/December 2013 and recent workshops and concerts in Tunisia, Italy and Switzerland, and are heading into the studio to record their first album in early 2014.
Tom Green – Trombone/Compositions
Matthew Herd – Alto/Soprano Saxophones
Sam Miles – Tenor Saxophone
James Davison – Trumpet/Flugelhorn
Sam James – Piano
Misha Mullov-Abbado – Bass
Scott Chapman – Drums
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Homespun @LimeWharf
Homespun is a new quintet assembled by the drummer and composer Dave Smyth. The group comprises improvising musicians who share a love of British jazz and the music written by leading musicians of the genre. Performing original compositions and those by musicians such as Huw Warren, Dave Holland and Django Bates, the group will lead the audience through joyous compositions both old and new.
Matthew Herd – alto/sop saxes
Sam Miles – tenor/sop saxes
Jez Franks – guitar
Sandy Suchodolski – bass
Dave Smyth – drums
LCO Soloists @LimeWharf present Mr Underwood & Kit Downes
Mr Underwood is a sound artist and musical instrument designer. Kit Downes is a keyboard player. On Friday the 28th they will meet in a musical context to perform a series of long-form, improvised pieces; with Sam channelling Kit’s playing, his own bespoke instruments and live environmental sounds.
Their aim is to create a deep listening experience through glacial pacing, subtle dynamics and a rich sonic palette. The performance will also feature a set from tuba player Sasha Koushk-Jalali.
Book Tickets £10 on the door
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www.lcorchestra.co.uk
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Gregor Riddell @LimeWharf presents Tamsin Waley-Cohen & Violin&Drums (Mira Benjamin/Isaiah Ceccarelli)
Concert featuring works for solo violin performed by Tamsin Waley-Cohen and solo and duo works performed by Canadian duo Violin&Drums (Mira Benjamin/Isaiah Ceccarelli).Tamsin will be playing works for solo violin by Elliot Carter, George Benjamin, and Bela Bartok, stretching the limits of possibility in sound and expression on the instrument.
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Violin&Drums is made up of Canadians Mira Benjamin (violin) and Isaiah Ceccarelli (drums+). They will present composed and improvised music by Luke Nickel, Isaiah Ceccarelli, Jean Derome and Taylor Brook.
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Doors 6:30pm, performance starts 7:30pm on the dot.
Born in London in 1986, Tamsin Waley-Cohen enjoys an adventurous and varied career. In addition to concert with the RPO, LPO, BBCCO, and others, she has been associate artist with Orchestra of the Swan, and works with conductors including Andrew Litton, Jose Serebrier and Tamas Vasary. She enjoys a duo partnership with Huw Watkins, whose “Concertino” she premiered, and together they have recorded for Champs Hill and Signum Records, for whom she is a “Signum Classics Artist”. Her love of chamber music her led her to start the Honeymead Festival, now in its 8th year, and she is also Artistic Director of the Sunday Series at London’s Tricycle Theatre. She studied at the RCM with Itzhak Rashkovsky, where she now teaches.
“The most exceptionally gifted young violinist I have ever encountered” Ruggiero Ricci
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Mira Benjamin (b. 1985, Vancouver, British Columbia) grew up in a family of music theorists, and began studying violin at three years old. She specialises in performing new and experimental music, with a focus on collaboration with composers. She is a member of Quatuor Bozzini. Mira is a champion of the work of emerging composers, and is founder and co-director of nu:nord — a community-building project that connects emerging new music creators from Canada, Scandinavia and the UK. www.nunord.net
Isaiah Ceccarelli (b. 1978, Chetwynd, British Columbia) is a drummer, composer and improviser and he sometimes sings very early music. He lives in Montréal, Québec.
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Winter Olympics Alternative Opening Ceremony
To coincide with the launch of the Winter Olympics in Russia, we’re getting together for a knees-up and hoe down to raise money and awareness for the Peter Tatchell Foundation. Peter has campaigned tirelessly for LGBT rights both in this country and abroad since the early days of the gay rights movement, and this is our way to give something back to help him continue his fight against prejudice and hatred. Russia, as we all know, last year passed a law which effectively makes any protest, celebration, even mention of homosexuality illegal. So this is our way of saying we’re there with LGBT Russians and that we think the law is a load of bollocks.
And my, what a fucking hoot we’re going to have doing it!
JONNY WOO and QX MAGAZINE present…
GAY BINGO
BATTY BASS
SINK THE PINK
HANDSOME
WETYOURSELF
DJs:
HANNAH HOLLAND and JOSH CAFFE
CORMAC
DAVE KENDRICK
JOHN SIZZLE
JAMES PHILLIPS
Live PA from 10 from…
FERAL IS KINK, MAMA, QBOY, GLYN FAMOUS, HOLESTAR
plus MAUDE ADAMS AND ALL THOSE CHILDREN
Hosted by…
PRINCESS JULIA, DANIEL LISMORE
MARTYN FITZGERALD, MA BUTCHER
JONBENET, JAQUI POTATO
Put your money where Peter’s mouth is and let’s have a ball!
£10 advance: Book now
£15 on the door
Friday 31 Jan 2014 18:00-22:00
LCO Soloists @LimeWharf present Antoine Francoise
Antoine Francoise: Fascinated by the chamber music of the 20th and 21st centuries, as well as all new expressions of modern music, Antoine is founding member of the Mercury Quartet and the Francoise-Green piano duo, 2011 winners of Concours Nicati (Switzerland). He is also principal pianist of Nouvel Ensemble Contemporain (NEC, Switzerland) and London Contemporary Orchestra. He also played with the London Sinfonietta, Ensemble Contrechamps, Philharmonia Orchestra and the London Philarmonic Orchestra playing under conductors such as Diego Masson, Pierre-Alain Monot, Nicholas Collon or Vladimir Jurowski.
Antoine has worked closely with composers such as Julian Anderson, Rebecca Saunders, Hans-Peter Kyburz (giving the uk premiere of his concerto) and Eric Gaudibert (who dedicated his last concerto GONG to him).
In the classical field, he has performed widely in Switzerland, France and the United Kingdom, including concerti by Grieg, Hindemith or Poulenc and is hugely in demand as an orchestral pianist and chamber musician.
Tickets £5 on the door
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Gregor Riddell @LimeWharf presents Livemusic
At this rather bleak time of the year, we invite you to an evening of beautifully fulfilling and meditative music with a kick at the end.
Programme:
Gamelan
During for ‘cello trio – John Lely
Four 6 – John Cage
Anūras for soprano and ‘cello trio – Jonathan Cole
Solo drum and percussion set – Adam Teixeira
Performers:
Gamelan Ensemble
Tre Voci
Jonathan Cole
Edwin Hillier
Josephine Stephenson
Arne Geishoff
Silje Aker Johnsen
Adam Teixeira
Visuals courtesy of Whiskas FX
£5 in advance. Book tickets here
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Sink The Pink & Bourgeois & Maurice get Santamental
London’s brightest, brashest club night Sink The Pink joins forces with cabaret wunderkinds Bourgeois & Maurice to present an unforgettable night of Christmas revelry.
This one off Christmas party mixes alternative performance and sharp-tongued cabaret with DJs, disco and full-blown tranny dance routines. Highlights will include a Fortune Telling Elf, the 12 Gays of Christmas Tranny Choir, new songs, Christmas remixes (old songs with bells in), Glitter my Shitter, prossecco on tap and a real log fire!
Treading the line between comedy, cabaret and a catwalk explosion, Bourgeois & Maurice almost defy categorisation. The cult musical duo have established themselves as one of the international cabaret scene’s sharpest, funniest and spectacularly-dressed acts with their award-winning catchy-as-hell satirical songs, racking up performances around the world from New York to Belgrade, London to Melbourne.
This heaven-sent collaboration will make sure Christmas is celebrated just as Jesus would have wanted- a joyous proclamation of anarchy and great outfits.
LIMITED TICKETS £15 Book here
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Doors 7pm | Show 9pm | Party 11pm – 4am
Project Instrumental presents Notes on Winter
Project Instrumental brings a sparkling sonic treat to East London this winter, wrapping 300 years and both hemispheres, 2 concertos and a concerto grosso, tintinnabuli and tango in 1 tantalising hour. Then revel awhile in festive ambience, meet the orchestra and be transported by Wharf Kitchen’s sublime seasonal elixirs featuring specialities from those master distillers, Sipsmith.
Programme:
Notes on Winter
Montague: Snowscape: St. Polten
Corelli: Christmas Concerto
Pärt: Frates for Strings & Percussion
Vivaldi: Winter – soloist: Steven Crichlow
Piazzolla: Buenos Aires Summer – soloist: Lowri Porter
Doors: 7.00pm Concert: 7.30pm
Tickets: £8 Limited Early Bird; £10 Advance; £15 Door
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Gregor Riddell @LimeWharf presents Cevanne/Crewdson, Rob Lewis/Gregor Riddell & Elliot Galvin Trio
This performance features a collaboration between Cevanne and Crewdson, the release of debut EP ‘Their Scintillant Blades’ from Gregor Riddell and Rob Lewis and release of debut album from the Elliot Galvin Trio. Doors 6:30pm with the performance starting at 7:30pm.
Tickets £7 advance, £10 on the door
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Cevanne/Crewdson
Cevanne is an Anglo-Armenian composer and performer from Suffolk. Her work is grounded in the British isles – digging deep into their rich soil, to find artefacts which one would not always imagine to be native. From this stance, she has written for choir, chamber ensemble, dance, sculpture, symphony orchestra, oratorio, radio drama, soloists, theatre, comedy, and more. Cevanne’s work often explores improvisation, humour, dance, and line (both narrative, and melodic). She is Composer-in-Residence at Handel House, and is inspired to adopt Handel’s open attitude to societies, and styles, of all kinds.
Hailing from the chilly North of England, Hugh ‘Crewdson’ Jones left school at the age of 16 so that he could go on a tour with his punk band supporting The Buzzcocks [The band also supported The Dead Kennedys, The Alarm and Bad Manners!]. He has played at the Southbank Centre’s lauded Ether Festival, has leaked a track – ‘Mime’ – online which was picked up for editorial on the US’s influential Fader website and has played gigs in London supporting the likes of The Invisible. He has also already worked up remixes for La Shark & Esben and the Witch, as well as unofficial remixes of the Invisible and Fourtet. Live as in the studio, Crewdson creates sound from machinery, found items, manipulated vocals and saxophone which he samples and manipulates through his idiosyncratic electronic set up, controlling his sounds with a Playstation joystick and sometimes midi motorcycle handlebars. Starting with the limited edition Dust EP, you can expect an upbeat, playful and dark concoction of electronic music, taking in influences from techno, jazz, 2-step, dubstep, your doorstep… whilst answering that question of what might happen if you threw Polar Bear, Flying Lotus, Aphex Twin and maybe even The Streets in a room together!
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Gregor Riddell/Rob Lewis
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Gregor Riddell is a cellist and composer. He is a founder member of the Solstice String Quartet which has performed at major European concert halls and premiered a substantial number of works including his own, Touch-In, Touch-Out. He is also a member of Living Room In London which released its debut album on SessionWork Records in 2012 and has commissioned works by Peter Wiegold, Charlie Piper, Raymond Yiu, Milton Mermikides, Cevanne-Horrocks-Hopayian and David Ibbett. Last year he held an Artist Residency at the Banff Centre where he wrote a substantial work for cello and electronics, which he recorded last autumn with producer Rob Lewis. He is a member of the Norwegian composers collective, NMK, and involved in nu:nord for which his cello trio, Tre Voci, is resident ensemble. In January 2014 they will release their debut record on Slip Discs Records and tour the UK including a performance at Kings Place Out Hear Series. Gregor is a resident artist at new London venue LimeWharf.
Rob Lewis is a London-based producer, sound artist and musician. In addition to his work with experimental electronics, his credits include site-specific installations, theatre sound design and classical recordings with artists from around the world.
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Elliot Galvin Trio
The Elliot Galvin Trio consists of Elliot on Piano, Tom McCredie on Bass and Simon Roth on drums. Playing all original material by Elliot, drawing on a broad set of influences from African Township to 20th Century classical music, and retaining a strong emphasis on improvisation to create a playful and highly original sound. The Trio came together in late 2012 and has already played across the UK in a number of prestigious venues, including their premier gig at the Vortex Club. They are also currently preparing to release their highly anticipated debut album ‘Dreamland’ early next year on the Chaos Collective label.
Elliot Galvin, Tom McCredie and Simon Roth are all rising stars on the British improvised music scene, and this ensemble sees them reach new heights.
Nonclassical @LimeWharf presents Hungarian Christmas: Bartók, Kodály, and Ligeti
NonClassical are getting into the holiday spirit early, and celebrating with a FREE chamber music event. Two very exciting young musicians — violinist ELOISA-FLEUR THOM and cellist MAX RUISI — will perform string duo works by iconic Hungarian composers. The evening explores how Bartók, Kodály, and Ligeti shook up classical music in the 20th century, creating their own original, expressive soundscapes through the use of Hungarian folk music and innovative micropolyphony.
In keeping with the theme, there will also be traditional Christmas treats, Eastern European folk music, and a specially-themed DJ set from Nonclassical residents; expect to devour Beigli, dance to folk tunes, and shout “Boldog Karácsonyt!” by the end of the night.
Programme:
Kodály – Duo for Violin and Cello, Op.7
Ligeti – Hommage à Hilding Rosenberg
Bartók – Selections from Hungarian Folk Melodies
Artists:
Eloisa-Fleur Thom (violin)
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Max Ruisi (cello)
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Doors @ 6.30pm / Music @ 7.00pm
LCO Soloists @LimeWharf presents “Brother”, an evening centred around the duo, visual art and the pulse, throb and hum of electronic music
Programme:
Rozalie HIRS – Bridge of Babel
Edmund FINNIS – Brother
Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART – Duo in B-flat major for violin and viola K 424
Adagio
Andante cantabile
Andante grazioso
Taking Time – A film by Anne Harild with live electronic soundtrack by Edmund Finnis, LCO Composer-in-Association.
Tickets £6 in advance here
£10 on the door
Performers:
Galya Bisengalieva, a gifted violinist of Kazakh origin, was born into a musical family and began playing at the age of five. She has appeared as soloist with orchestras in both Europe and Asia, performing concertos by Beethoven, Brahms, Bruch and Mendelssohn. She is a deeply committed chamber and orchestral player, and has held the position of concertmaster in several orchestras, which has taken her to prestigious venues such as Column’s Hall, Moscow, The National Centre of the Performing Arts, Mumbai, and the Lincoln and Kennedy Centres in America. She has also led under the baton of such illustrious conductors as Sir Colin Davis, Vladimir Ashkenazy and Vladimir Jurowski. Galya is a founding member of the Gagliano Ensemble.
Future engagements include a performance of Schnittke ‘Concerto Grosso’ with Charlotte Bonneton and the Kazakh State Symphony Orchestra. She plays on a recently commissioned violin by Jürgen Manthey.
Charlotte Bonneton is a French violinist and violist and pupil of Gyorgy Pauk with whom she studied at the Royal Academy of Music, London. She performs frequently on both her instruments as part of a classical duo with the violinist Daniel Pioro and is also the violist of the Castalian String Quartet. A winner of the 2nd Prize at the Wieniawski International Violin Competition (Junior Category), Charlotte has performed in many important venues as a soloist and chamber musician, including the Maison de Radio France, the Auditorium du Louvre, the Festival Radio-France in Montpellier, the Wigmore Hall and the Concertgebouw in
Amsterdam.
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Nonclassical @LimeWharf present Pioneers of Percussion
The closing night of Nonclassical’s Pioneers of Percussion festival spotlights music in which performance art and extended technique stretch the boundaries of what percussion can be.
Performers:
Percussionists: Calie Hough, George Barton, Abstruckt, Catherine Ring
Along with improv tapdancer Junior Laniyan
Pieces:
THIERRY DE MEY – Silence Must Be
FRANCOIS BANHAM – Homework
F. RZWESKI – Lost and Found
F. RZWESKI – To the Earth
VINKO GLOBOKAR – Corporel
THIERRY DE MEY – Musique de Tables
THIERRY DE MEY – Letter Pieces
PAUL BURNELL- And She Flew
PAUL BURNELL – Psst
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Gregor Riddell @LimeWharf in collaboration with Platform 33
Jess Burnett-Wain and James Duff
Folk duo featuring Jess on double bass, James on guitar and some soaring vocals
The Kick – Kenny Kick
The Kick is a motivational self-help seminar for the modern age, performed by character actor and comedian, John McKeever
Dave Smyth group
Jazz drummer Dave Smyth performs with his quartet
Tickets £5 in advance. Book here
£7 on the door
