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Eddie Parker’s Debussy Mirrored Ensemble
Part of the St Georges Bristol Autumn/Winter 2018 Season
Add to my Calendar 26-10-2018 20:00 26-10-2018 22:00 36 Eddie Parker’s Debussy Mirrored Ensemble Loose Tubes flautist and composer Eddie Parker has a life-long passion for the music of Claude Debussy. To celebrate the composer in his centenary year Eddie and the ensemble have created a repertoire which takes Debussy’s music as a starting point and leads our ears on a fascinatingjourney. This unique new ensemble combines the forces of twelve outstanding jazz and classical performers, and features at centre stage the vocal virtuosity of Brigitte Beraha and James Gilchrist.Expect magical sounds and harmonies, exciting rhythms, stunning virtuosity and a new take on this great French composer. Eddie gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Cheltenham Music Festival, Hawkwood College and the Arts Council England. St George's Bristol, Bristol DD/MM/YYYYDetails
St George's Bristol
Great George Street
Bristol
BS1 5RR
England
Programme
Claude Debussy – Improvisations on selected works
Performers
Eddie Parker – flute
Gareth Lockrane – flute
Rowland Sutherland – flute
Jan Hendrickse – flute
James Allsopp – clarinet
James Gilchrist – vocalist
Brigitte Beraha – vocalist
Imogen Ridge – Harp
Simon Limbrick – Percussion
Alcyona Mick – piano
Steve Watts – piano
Martin France – drums
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Programme Note
Loose Tubes flautist and composer Eddie Parker has a life-long passion for the music of Claude Debussy. To celebrate the composer in his centenary year Eddie and the ensemble have created a repertoire which takes Debussy’s music as a starting point and leads our ears on a fascinating
journey. This unique new ensemble combines the forces of twelve outstanding jazz and classical performers, and features at centre stage the vocal virtuosity of Brigitte Beraha and James Gilchrist.
Expect magical sounds and harmonies, exciting rhythms, stunning virtuosity and a new take on this great French composer.
Eddie gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Cheltenham Music Festival, Hawkwood College and the Arts Council England.
