Amos Trust Christmas Tour - Palestine Into Tomorrow

TomorrowDoors 19:00

Dan Whitehouse: Only Love, with Molly Rymer and Paul Hussell

Arts Centre · Ashburton

Dan Whitehouse with Molly Rymer and special guest Paul Hussell This is a change from the originally advertised lineup, as Gustaf Ljunggren is no longer able to come to the UK. Black Country singer-songwriter Dan Whitehouse returns to Ashburton Arts Centre for an evening of exquisite songcraft and storytelling straight from the heart. Joined by singer Molly Rymer, whose sublime harmonies bring fresh depth and colour to his songs, Dan will draw from his extraordinary back catalogue, plus his new album Only Love. This is an intensely personal solo-piano collection exploring love, resilience and fatherhood across continents, and the ties that bind us together. He'll also perform songs from his previous albums The Glass Age, Voices From The Cones, That’s Where I Belong and beyond. Expect unforgettable melodies, spontaneous musical magic, devastating honesty and moments of profound intimacy. Special guest Paul Hussell opens the evening with songs from The Ebbing Tide, his debut album, produced by Dan in Totnes. Paul will be joined by his wife, Carole on backing vocals. 
“Gorgeous…and intriguing” The Guardian 
“Both extraordinary and beautiful” KLOF Mag
 “Sublime” At...

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Fri 30 OctDoors 19:00

Lorikeet

Arts Centre · Ashburton

Lorikeet is a UK-based indie-folk trio blending visceral storytelling, rich harmonies, and deep groove into a sound that is both contemporary and rooted in tradition. Rosanna Schura – also a member of https://thepuppinisisters.com/ Heather Truesdall - cello see heathertruesdall.com/home Dave Smith – drums and percussion see davesmithdrums.live Heather Truesdall weaves emotive cello lines supporting the stinging narratives of Rosanna's songwriting (Puppini Sisters), touching on heartbreak, urban struggle and the search for freedom. Dave Smith (Robert Plant) adds groove driven rhythms influenced by jazz and hip hop, which provide an irresistible pulse making Lorikeet's music instantly engaging. In grafting backgrounds of jazz, folk and classical music Lorikeet create an invigorating soundscape where spontaneous creativity and transatlantic influences breathe new life into folk traditions, balancing raw emotion with experimental textures. Whether performing original compositions or reinterpreting folk classics, Lorikeet creates a sonic experience that resonates deeply - both intimate and expansive, familiar and unexpected. More at https://www.lorikeetsing.com/ and: https://www.ins...

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Sun 1 NovDoors 14:45

Lyric String Quartet: Serenade to Tango – A Journey Through Colour 🎶

Arts Centre · Ashburton

Trish Calnan, violin Catherine Hayek, violin George Robertson, viola Jeremy Capey, cello Elgar Serenade in E minor Turina The Bullfighter’s Prayer Piazzolla Libertango Ravel String Quartet in F major The programme takes you on a colourful musical journey, from the gentle warmth and lyrical beauty of Elgar's Serenade to the rich Spanish atmosphere of Turina's The Bullfighter's Prayer, the irresistible rhythms and passion of Piazzolla's Libertango, and the glorious colours and textures of Ravel's String Quartet in F major. Four wonderful composers, four string players, and an afternoon full of beautiful melodies, exciting rhythms and musical surprises! Will there be cake? There usually is… Trish Calnan started to play the violin at the age of eleven and studied at the Royal Academy of Music with David Martin. She won many scholarships and prizes and continued her post graduate studies first in Freiburg, Germany with Wolfgang Marschner, and later with Helen Airoff-Dowling in Switzerland and London. Helen remains the formative influence on Patricia’s philosophy of teaching. In 1980 Patricia won the Mozart Memorial Prize and performed extensively both as leader of the Trio Zingara...

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Sun 1 NovDoors 19:00

The Brothers Gillespie

Arts Centre · Ashburton

“When The Brothers Gillespie sing, a portal opens. Seeing them perform for the first time felt like I was reminded who I really was…the thread of their ethereal voices weaving a spell around the room. They sing with an ancient wisdom that is entirely for us, now — nothing feels more present. Their beautiful music will open your heart” Johnny Flynn (actor and musician) The songs of Northumbrian folk alchemists The Brothers Gillespie (James and Sam Gillespie) are animated by lyrical poetry, fluid fingerstyle guitar, multi-instrumental musicianship and “the glorious tones of their blood harmony” (Sam Lee). Theirs is a music of encounter, of lark song and crow call, ash leaves and hidden ways. It is rooted in the earth and arises most strongly for them when they are out walking in the borderlands with their packs and instruments. Bringing together visionary mythopoetics with a radical spirit, the brothers tread an older path whilst singing with fierce tenderness to the present time in its grief and luminosity. Their live performances are known for a rare intimacy and the spontaneous ways they weave tales around the songs and invite audiences into the heart of the music. In...

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Thu 26 NovDoors 12:30

Piatti Quartet

Hansom Hall · Leicester

Michael Trainor (Violin) Emily Holland (Violin) Miguel Sobrinho (Viola) Jessie Ann Richardson (Cello) The Piatti Quartet are one of the most distinguished quartets of their generation and are Resident Quartet at Kings Place, London. Olivia Belli: Ithaca Suite No. 1, ‘Proci’ Anton Dvořák: String Quartet No. 12, Op. 96 ‘American’ Felix Mendelssohn: String Quartet No. 2 in A minor, Op. 13

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Thu 26 NovDoors 18:00

An Evening with The Magic Numbers

St. Peter's · Poole

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Thu 26 NovDoors 18:00

Bach Concertos by Candlelight

St Mary Le Strand · London

Enjoy an exceptional classical concert by candlelight in the stunning setting of St Mary Le Strand.

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Thu 26 NovDoors 18:00

Clint Boon: In Conversation and Book Signing

ICMP · Leeds

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