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New Music: Marie Schreer, violin, Taher Adel, poet, and Aaron Holloway-Nahum, electronics

Join us for a performance by Marie Schreer, violin, Taher Adel, poet, and Aaron Holloway-Nahum, electronics, as part of this year’s New Music Concert Series.

  • 10th April 2025 - 10th April 2025
  • 8:00 pm

Violinist Marie Schreer is well-known to audiences throughout the UK as a principal player with the Halle Orchestra and a member of the Riot Ensemble. In her solo projects she champions new music for the violin that exploits her electrifying presence as a performer. For this concert Marie will be joined by the poet Taher Adel to perform a recent work by the Iranian composer Ashkan Behzadi, a collection of pieces that considers the idea of home, cultural heritage and displacement through Taher’s beautiful Arabic poetry. Perttu Haapanen’s in vitro is a wild collision of virtuosic acoustic and live electronics that will push Marie to her limits. Well almost! And there’s music by Marie herself and Aaron Holloway-Nahum that frames a set in which music and language are perfectly combined.

Programme

  • Marie Schreer – New Work
  • Ashkan Behzadi – Ballads: Oblique
  • Perttu Haapanen – in vitro
  • Aaron Holloway-Nahum – If I Am From Somewhere I Am From There

The works by Marie Schreer, Ashkan Behzadi, and Aaron Holloway-Nahum are part of a collaborative project curated by Schreer with support from the PRS Foundation, Vaughan Williams Foundation and Francis Routh Trust.

Doors open at 7.30pm.

£12 (£5 students), booking required
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Did you know?

First World War poet Rupert Brooke studied at King’s College, Cambridge, and spent time living in Grantchester. He was so enamoured with the Cambridgeshire village he penned one of his most famous works, The Old Vicarage, about his home there.