done so far? I love playing every night! When I did my London show, I played at the Troxy and then we all went down together from the show to this little pub called the George Tavern and we did a tiny show. Tat was really fun and unusual, so that’s my most memorable gig so far.
How have films influenced your work? Te video for Strange Weather is very cinematic. I think the visual side of things is really important. I very much like a director called Wong Kar Wei who makes very beautiful looking films. I think it’s important that every area that you do reflects the music that you make. I’ve known Emma, my art/video collaborator since we were at university; we’ve worked together for years and it’s been great to develop together.
You’re a virtuoso violinist and guitarist; are there other instruments you’d like to learn? I’d like to play the piano well. I don’t really have time, but I like to play around on it badly.
What sort of experience can people seeing you at Latitude expect? I play in quite a passionate way, there are a good deal of dynamics in the music and it’s all about my voice and the guitar so be prepared for that!
Lizz Page
MY VOICEAND THE GUITAR
IT’S ALLABOUT MORE INFORMATION Anna Calvi plays the BBC Radio 6 Performance
Stage on Friday 18th July. More information can be found at
www.latitudefestival.com
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