tHe adVentURes oF HUMCRUsH & LeVeRton FoX
PRInCe aCHMed
thu 15 aPr 8.00pm £7.00/£5.00 concs
WItH a neW sCoRe PeRFoRMed LIVe By Humcrush is a collaborative project between
MIRa CaLIX percussionist Thomas Strønen and keyboard player
sat 10 aPr 7.30pm £9.00/£7.00 concs
Ståle Storløkken, both of the legendary Norwegian
Cutting-edge musician Mira Calix presents her
label Rune Grammofon, and perhaps best known for
musical accompaniment for the adventures of
their work with Food and Supersilent respectively.
Prince achmed (1926), the first feature length
Their music, made for live shows, is a mesmerising
animation ever made. Calix is winner of the British
electronic improvisation. Supported by electronic
Composer Award 2009 and has worked with artists
experimenters Leverton Fox.
such as Radiohead and Aphex Twin. Expect a totally
unique event where she will conjure an original tHe WHaLe WatCHInG toUR:
score for Lotte Reineger's beautifully creative VaLGeIR sIGURosson, nICo MUHLy,
fairytale inspired by Arabian Nights.
saM aMIdon & Ben FRost LIVe
Dir. Lotte Reiniger, Germany, 1926, 1h 6m
sat 24 aPr 7.30pm £12.00
In association with Bird's Eye View www.birds-eye-view.co.uk
More than just a concert, this is an extension of
the ongoing musical exchange between the
main players on Icelandic label of the moment,
Bedroom Community. Disparate musical
backgrounds coexist and collide as the set flows
undivided between Nico's modern compositions,
Valgeir's surgical acoustic-electronica, Ben's vast
noise-scapes and Sam's traditional tunes and
murder ballads - mixed with dancing, projections
and stories, supported by Nadia Sirota (viola),
Una Sveinbjarnardóttir (violin), Borgar Magnason
(double-bass), Helgi Hrafn Jónsson (trombone
and vocals).
In association with Qujunktions.
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