Postclassical Assembly: Tom Gimson ~ Bristol
- Wardrobe Theatre 25 West Street Bristol, England, BS2 0DF United Kingdom (map)
A new concert series showcasing composer-performers working a classically-influenced format
Composer and multi-media artist Tom Gimson presents his live show as part of a new concert series showcasing composer-performers working a classically-influenced format.
Drawing on influences from across Minimalism and Electronica (Steve Reich, Colin Stetson, Aphex Twin); his percussive cell-based music also draws on his work in film and multimedia. Projected visuals, created by Tom for each piece, give a captivating sense of immersion in this Bristol premiere performance.
Tom Gimson – Saxophone / Producer / Composer
Peter Ashwell – Vibraphone
Lewis Blee – Marimba
Presented by Postclassical Assembly: a new concert series showcasing composer-performers working a classically-influenced format, each with their own modern, unique, and deeply listenable approach. We showcase performers from a wide variety of backgrounds and influences, in informal and unconventional spaces, to bring postclassical music to new audiences, intentionally making the experience more accessible and lowering the barrier to entry.
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