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Where will I be?

A vividly imagined concert of classical, folk and world music with story telling.

Add to my Calendar 14-05-2022 21:39 14-05-2022 23:39 36 Where will I be? In Where will I be?  leading musicians collaborate with clients of Single Homeless Project to present a vividly imagined concert of classical, folk and world music interspersed with oral story telling drawing on myth and legend. In the inspiring setting of Swiss Cottage Library, audiences will be taken on a creative voyage  exploring the common human need to have a home. Alongside a programme  of Bach, Weir, Bowie, Bhamra, Jegede, folk music from across the world and improvisation, the musicians will premiere a new work by composer and jazz bassist Misha Mullov-Abbado, commissioned by NW Live Arts with support from the RVW Trust. Clients of the Single Homeless Project have been participating in storytelling workshops in the lead up to the concert, with facilitator Eileen Egerton and the musicians, and will showcase the creative results of these workshops exploring the human experience and personal meaning of being homeless and finding a pathway, not simply back but forward, to a new place of hope. Swiss Cottage Library, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Swiss Cottage Library
Avenue Road
Swiss Cottage
London
NW3 3HA
England

Programme

Béla Bartók – 44 Duos for 2 Violins, Sz.98: Selection

Performers

Kuljit Bhamra – tabla
 Tunde Jegede – kora
 Sabina Rakcheyeva – Violin
 Henrietta Hill – viola
 Misha Mullov-Abbado – double bass

Programme Note

In Where will I be?  leading musicians collaborate with clients of Single Homeless Project to present a vividly imagined concert of classical, folk and world music interspersed with oral story telling drawing on myth and legend. In the inspiring setting of Swiss Cottage Library, audiences will be taken on a creative voyage  exploring the common human need to have a home.

Alongside a programme  of Bach, Weir, Bowie, Bhamra, Jegede, folk music from across the world and improvisation, the musicians will premiere a new work by composer and jazz bassist Misha Mullov-Abbado, commissioned by NW Live Arts with support from the RVW Trust.

Clients of the Single Homeless Project have been participating in storytelling workshops in the lead up to the concert, with facilitator Eileen Egerton and the musicians, and will showcase the creative results of these workshops exploring the human experience and personal meaning of being homeless and finding a pathway, not simply back but forward, to a new place of hope.

Misha Mullov-Abbado

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