The event
Ash Cook write
Excited to announce that SCRATCH finally returns to Storiel Bangor on Fri Nov 26 with an extra special performance by London improv duo Daniel Thompson & Colin Webster
Tickets will be available early next week.
DANIEL THOMPSON
Acoustic guitar. An animated and highly communicative musician.
Part of a UK new wave of jazz and improvised music, Daniel Thompson plays extraordinary spontaneous music featuring fluid animated textures, intricate guitar designs often ricocheting from below the bridge to high up on the neck, keeping a profound musical narrative moving.
COLIN WEBSTER
Saxophone. Collaborating with some of the key figures in improvised and experimental music, Webster is known for working from extreme sonic palettes.
Saxophonist Colin Webster is quickly establishing himself on the European avant garde scene. His playing exudes a calm and subtle counterpoint underpinning a range of remarkable techniques including snarls, snorts and irregularly emphasized textural splinters of different textures.
Plus
local trio Ash Cooke, Stuart Bond and Peter Digby Lee
Tickets and times
IMPORTANT – THERE ARE ONLY 30 SPACES AVAILABLE AT THIS EVENT. PLEASE RESERVE A TICKET BY BOOKING A SPACE AT THE FOLLOWING LINK –
https://diogel.gwynedd.llyw.cymru/HunanwasanaethGweFfurflenni/en/Storiel/Index
Show starts at 5pm
Tickets £5 on the door (cash preferred)
About Scratch
Scratch
SCRATCH is a new series of improvised music events that aim to encourage an open dialogue among audiences, musicians and artists, building dynamics that may not have formed organically otherwise.
The emphasis is very much on performance as art/action/event! SCRATCH is dedicated to the practise of improvised music, contemporary composition and performance art.
Storiel Bangor have very kindly offered us their upper gallery for our gigs and we very much hope that through the interaction of performers and audiences within the space SCRATCH events will also generate something of a unique sonic response to the content of the works on display.
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The venue
About the venue
STORIEL MUSEUM
Ffordd Gwynedd, Bangor LL57 1DT
Tel: 01248 353 368
GETTING THERE: map, travel & parking :
Mission and Values
“The aim of Gwynedd Museums Service is to collect, care for, preserve, exhibit and interpret galleries/items based on the unique history and character of Gwynedd and ensure that these collections inspire and educate and are available for all to enjoy impartially and inclusively.”
Twitter
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Webpage
https://www.storiel.cymru/
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