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Thanks to everyone involved in the Open Bridges music & film in Beverley Art Gallery last night. I heard it described as ‘a match made in heaven’ with a lovely audience of public, filmmakers, friends of the gallery and of the historic and modern vessels. More at the link...
Friends, would you like to come to the special summer solstice live performance of the Open Bridges music? It’s a quadraphonic 20 minute performance of the musique concrete soundtrack by the composer John Stead to accompany the film at Beverley Treasure House and Art Gallery, East Yorkshire, Thursday, 21 June, at 6.30 pm for 7.00 pm start. It will be over before 8pm. It’s an informal occasion, to gather and enjoy the music in the gallery space – and a chance to hear the musique concrete which accompanies the beautiful Open Bridges film, very different and atmospheric. Free entry, but it would be helpful if you’d let us know if you’d like to come.
More info about what to expect here:https://openbridgeshull.com/2018/06/12/open-bridges-summer-solstice-moments-in-time-live-performance/
Rich & Lou Duffy-Howard
There will be a live quadraphonic performance of the Open Bridges music – ‘Moments in Time’ – by the composer John Stead to accompany the Open Bridges film at Beverley Treasure House and Art Gallery, East Riding of Yorkshire, on Thursday, 21 June, at 6.30 pm for 7.00 pm start. The event will be finished by 8 o’clock and is free of charge. It is an informal occasion, just to gather and enjoy the music in the gallery space.
BAFTA winning composer John Stead will diffuse the especially commissioned musique concrete work – recorded using natural sounds to form a montage – to accompany the film, which has been showing in Beverley Art Gallery this month. John recorded and included sounds from the River Hull’s journey from Beverley to Hull, including the sounds of the bridges moving.
Composer John Stead recording North Bridge for Open Bridges photograph by Richard Duffy-Howard
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Thank you to everyone who came to this month's Loudhailer Acoustic, we thoroughly enjoyed the whole evening, what a variety of performances! A special thanks to the audience, it was lovely to have such a full room and great atmosphere. Rich's photo galleries tell the story of the evening. We opened the show - thanks … Continue reading Loudhailer Acoustic June 2018
We enjoyed two beautiful afternoons playing The Auricula Suite concert amongst the flowers at Beacon Garth, Ivor Innes’ lovely Edwardian Arts and Crafts House in Hessle, East Yorkshire with fabulous garden by Tim Barnett.
Beacon Garth Auricula Suite
Beacon Garth
Rich, Lou & Dexter
The Auricula Suite
Rich & Lou Duffy-Howard
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We enjoyed two beautiful afternoons playing The Auricula Suite concert amongst the flowers at Beacon Garth, Ivor Innes’ lovely Edwardian Arts and Crafts House in Hessle, East Yorkshire with fabulous garden by Tim Barnett.
Photo by Adrian Rolfe
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You can listen to or download The Auricula Suite album here:
The Auricula Suite: It all started because we are musicians with a garden full of Primula auricula flowers…
Rich & Lou Duffy-Howard
Visit our home page The Auricula Suite
We had a blast playing a storming set at Springboard Festival main stage, thanks to everyone who danced the night away, belly dancers and all. Grooves galore and superb fun as you can see from Rich's photographs. Click on an image to see the full photo and scroll through… Thanks everyone, see you next time! … Continue reading Celtarabia at Springboard
We had a terrific visit to the first day of the Holmfirth Festival of Folk, especially to see Robert Sharp's first gig with the band - Christine Avis on cello, vocalist Georgina Hardcastle, Jonas Lapinas on electric guitar and Corey Clough-Howard on bass. The band treated us to a superb set of album tracks and … Continue reading Kalandra and Robert Sharp