Spindle Ensemble | St Anne's Church
A gig on Thursday 19th September. The event starts at 19:30.
St Anne's Church
St Leonard's Road
Greenbank
BS5 6JN
Bristol
Doors 7.30pm
Music from 8.20pm - 9.30pm (approx)
There is no bar at the event so please bring your own refreshments.
Tickets
Early bird - £5
General release - £7
Group of 4 - £20
-----------------------
www.spindleensemble.com
Spindle Ensemble are a Bristol based Neo-impressionist chamber quartet formed in late 2016. They perform compositions by multi instrumentalist Daniel Inzani which hover cinematically between classical, jazz, world and folk idioms, influences include Maurice Ravel, Moondog, Mulatu Astatke and Charles Mingus.
Daniel Inzani - piano, Celtic harp, accordion
Caelia Lunniss - violin
Harriet Riley - marimba, vibraphone
Jo Silverston - cello
'This is cinematic music of a high calibre, executed with eloquent musicianship. Elements of classical composition, jazz harmony and folk sensibilities combine with worldly influences from Ethiopia and the Far East. This is captivating music.' Songlines magazine review of debut album BEA ★ ★ ★ ★
'Bea is a masterful piece of work filled with musical innovation and pastoral aspiration performed by musicians at the top of their game. All in all a perfect demonstration of exciting and modern classical music.' The Arts Desk, review of BEA, Jan 2018
‘Beautiful sounds, definitely a band to watch’ Fiona Talkington on BBC Radio 3, Late Junction
Entry requirements:
St Leonard's Road
Greenbank
BS5 6JN
Bristol
Doors 7.30pm
Music from 8.20pm - 9.30pm (approx)
There is no bar at the event so please bring your own refreshments.
Tickets
Early bird - £5
General release - £7
Group of 4 - £20
-----------------------
www.spindleensemble.com
Spindle Ensemble are a Bristol based Neo-impressionist chamber quartet formed in late 2016. They perform compositions by multi instrumentalist Daniel Inzani which hover cinematically between classical, jazz, world and folk idioms, influences include Maurice Ravel, Moondog, Mulatu Astatke and Charles Mingus.
Daniel Inzani - piano, Celtic harp, accordion
Caelia Lunniss - violin
Harriet Riley - marimba, vibraphone
Jo Silverston - cello
'This is cinematic music of a high calibre, executed with eloquent musicianship. Elements of classical composition, jazz harmony and folk sensibilities combine with worldly influences from Ethiopia and the Far East. This is captivating music.' Songlines magazine review of debut album BEA ★ ★ ★ ★
'Bea is a masterful piece of work filled with musical innovation and pastoral aspiration performed by musicians at the top of their game. All in all a perfect demonstration of exciting and modern classical music.' The Arts Desk, review of BEA, Jan 2018
‘Beautiful sounds, definitely a band to watch’ Fiona Talkington on BBC Radio 3, Late Junction
Entry requirements:
Other neoclassical gigs
