From frosty instruments carved from Norweigan ice to toe-tapping saxophone scores set to vintage cartoons, an action packed autumn season at Turner Sims gets underway later this month.
Terje Isungset Ice Quartet and Apollo Saxophone Quartet are among a season packed with surprises, sensations and seriously good music.
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Music meets cartoons when Apollo Saxophone Quartet take centre stage on Tuesday October 28. Expect the unexpected with this inventive double bill. First, a handpicked selection of contemporary compositions shows off the Quartet’s signature sound – rich, rhythmic, and full of colour. Then, sit back and enjoy a nostalgic trip through classic cartoons on the big screen, brought to life with live music and sound effects. Think Looney Tunes with a twist.
Norwegian musician Terje Isungset and his quartet perform on Saturday November 22 using instruments made entirely from ice – harp, horn, percussion and more. It’s a breath-taking tribute to nature, blending haunting vocals and shimmering soundscapes. A truly unique experience that’s as cool as it sounds.
Other highlights include an electric performance from The Voice of Mali on Thursday October 16. Rising global star Rokia Koné’s powerful vocals soar over hypnotic guitar grooves and traditional West African rhythms.
Step into Dickens’ world with a magical screening of the 1951 film ‘Scrooge’, accompanied by a live score from the FB Pocket Orchestra on Sunday December 14. With reimagined music and atmospheric sound effects, this festive favourite is brought to life in a whole new way in this perfect seasonal treat for the whole family.
Bright, bold and brimming with talent, Connaught Brass bring their award-winning energy to a joyful evening of seasonal music on Tuesday December 16. Expect everything from Bach to Tchaikovsky, plus beloved Christmas tunes to warm your heart in a Christmas cracker of a concert that’ll leave you glowing with festive cheer.
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