Hidden Notes ~ Stroud, Gloucestershire
- St Laurence: Stroud Centre The Shambles Stroud, England, GL5 United Kingdom (map)
Contemporary classical, folk, electronic and avant-garde composers rarely seen together on the same stage
Founded by local independent arts magazine Good On Paper, Hidden Notes Festival which takes place in multiple venues in the centre of Stroud, Gloucestershire (including churches, galleries, art centres, and independent record shops) focuses on presenting the works of contemporary classical, folk, electronic and avant-garde composers rarely seen together on the same stage whilst also providing the artists with a platform to perform new music and collaborations in intimate spaces. It also features film screenings, book talks, exhibitions, late night DJ sessions, installations and more resulting in a packed and varied programme of art, music, literature and film…
This year's lineup includes headliners Yann Tiersen, and a world premier by Dame Evelyn Glennie with Catryn Finch. Plus Portishead's Adrian Utley, Maria W Horn, BBC3 Unclassified's Elizabeth Alker, and lots more..
Venture into an immersive odyssey at a multisensory, mixed-reality concert charting world-renowned pianist Yuja Wang’s personal and artistic journey.
Each work responds to the personal and physical experiences of the collective consumption of music, especially in a club setting.
The saxophonist, rapper and composer Soweto Kinch revisits the trilogy of works he has created with the LSO since 2019.
The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment brings its boundary-pushing ‘Night Shift’ to The Rushmere.
Experience live classical music as you've never imagined it in Britten Sinfonia's spectacular, immersive and welcoming concert format.
Artist Jérémie Queyras’ works have been exhibited in London, Paris, New York, Shanghai, Basel, Barcelona, and Vienna, and most recently, his portrait of Angela Merkel is on display in Berlin.
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