Performance with Murmurists 16 piece ensemble (London)

On Friday 5th February I’ll play percussion, electronics and “decorative heckling” as part of Anthony Donovan’s Murmurists, as part of a sixteen piece ensemble performing his new work Beneath is Translation. The performance is part of Co-Existence, “an evening of Sound & Music in contemplation and celebration of co-existence”, at MKII, Hackney, London.

 

Murmurists:
Martin Archer (bass clarinet/recorder/voice)
Rebecca Bogue (dance/voice)
Mark Browne (soprano sax/percussion/voice)
Lawrence Casserley (gongs/electronics/voice)
Michael Clough (foley/voice)
Annie Dee (foley/voice)
Anthony Donovan (bass/film/voice)
Tim Drage (hybrid-guitar/electronics/voice)
Graham Dunning (percussion/electronics/voice)
Geoff Leigh (flute/soprano sax/voice)
Jane Munro (dance/voice)
Anthony Osborne (alto sax/voice)
Rosie Osborne (foley/voice)
Noura Sanatian (violin/voice)
Paul Shearsmith (trumpet/voice)
Walt Shaw (percussion/voice)

co-existance

Co-existence
MKII
71-75 Powerscroft Road E5 0PT
Friday 5th February 2016
7pm to 11pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/198685433804644/

Featuring live performances by

Cantenac Dagar: Instrumental and experimental duo from France who make a sonic ruccus with a banjo, tape player and beat boxing.
www.cantenacdagar.com

Murmurists: For this live incarnation of Murmurists, composer Anthony Donovan has brought together an exceptional 16 strong band of improvisers, dancers and voice artists to premier his multi-media piece, Beneath is Translation.
classwarkaraoke.bandcamp.com

Michael Ormiston & Candida Valentino: Live set by sound healers featuring vocal overtones and a mix of traditional and contemporary sound craft.
www.soundtransformations.co.uk

Mark Wagner & Any One: Impormptu and improvised collaborative duet with the first willing candidate to walk through the door. acoustic or amplified.
www.markwagner33.com

One thought on “Performance with Murmurists 16 piece ensemble (London)

  1. Pingback: JG Ballard themed duo with Ingrid Plum: London gig and cassette release | Graham Dunning

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