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Finding the Poetic
Performers
Jacqueline Shave violin
Joely Koos voice and cello
Catrin Finch harp
James Larter percussion
Kuljit Bhamra tabla
NW Live Arts presents an evening exploring the power of humanity to win against the odds, overcome obstacles and find beauty in unexpected places.
Working with Jacqueline Shave (violin), Joely Koos (voice and cello), Catrin Finch (harp), James Larter (percussion) and Kuljit Bhamra (tabla) to curate a thought-provoking, uplifting evening of boundary-crossing music from different cultures, times and places. This event will weave together improvisation, folk music, classical music and music from each musician’s heritage to share a story of hope, beauty and humanity in uncertain times.
Suitable for audiences age 12+
Concessions include:
Under 30s
Students
Pension Credit
Universal Credit
Disability Benefit
Income Support or Job Seekers allowance
Tickets
£20 / £10 (concessions)
www.efdss.org/whats-on/26-gigs/13670-nw-live-arts-finding-the-poetic
About NW Live Arts
NW Live Arts curates and produces concerts and creative workshops in London and beyond.
At our concerts, you will encounter the sounds of music from Western Europe, India, the Middle East, West Africa, South Korea the British Isles, and more.
We collaborate with small groups of extraordinary musicians working in different genres to devise exciting programmes that also incorporate the voices of storytellers from our creative workshops.
Each programme has a tightly woven narrative of music and words, reflecting an underlying theme of social or environmental injustice. We believe that music can build bridges and start conversations.
For our workshops we invite participants from partner charities to develop their skills as storytellers led by an experienced facilitator and in collaboration with our musicians. Work created here can be presented in the concerts.
Jacqueline Shave violin
Joely Koos voice and cello
Catrin Finch harp
James Larter percussion
Kuljit Bhamra tabla
NW Live Arts presents an evening exploring the power of humanity to win against the odds, overcome obstacles and find beauty in unexpected places.
Working with Jacqueline Shave (violin), Joely Koos (voice and cello), Catrin Finch (harp), James Larter (percussion) and Kuljit Bhamra (tabla) to curate a thought-provoking, uplifting evening of boundary-crossing music from different cultures, times and places. This event will weave together improvisation, folk music, classical music and music from each musician’s heritage to share a story of hope, beauty and humanity in uncertain times.
Suitable for audiences age 12+
Concessions include:
Under 30s
Students
Pension Credit
Universal Credit
Disability Benefit
Income Support or Job Seekers allowance
Tickets
£20 / £10 (concessions)
www.efdss.org/whats-on/26-gigs/13670-nw-live-arts-finding-the-poetic
About NW Live Arts
NW Live Arts curates and produces concerts and creative workshops in London and beyond.
At our concerts, you will encounter the sounds of music from Western Europe, India, the Middle East, West Africa, South Korea the British Isles, and more.
We collaborate with small groups of extraordinary musicians working in different genres to devise exciting programmes that also incorporate the voices of storytellers from our creative workshops.
Each programme has a tightly woven narrative of music and words, reflecting an underlying theme of social or environmental injustice. We believe that music can build bridges and start conversations.
For our workshops we invite participants from partner charities to develop their skills as storytellers led by an experienced facilitator and in collaboration with our musicians. Work created here can be presented in the concerts.
Thursday 6 June, 7.30pm-9:30pm
Tickets
£20 / £10 (concessions)
www.efdss.org/whats-on/26-gigs/13670-nw-live-arts-finding-the-poetic
Tickets
£20 / £10 (concessions)
www.efdss.org/whats-on/26-gigs/13670-nw-live-arts-finding-the-poetic
Cecil Sharp House London NW1 7AY
Thu 6 June