A gig held at The Trinity Centre on Thursday 15th June. The event starts at 19:30.
Addictive TV are an English electronic music group.
They are bringing their global music project 'Orchestra of Samples' to Bristol.
Described as “ingenious and compelling” by The Times, the acclaimed live performance is a unique musical journey without borders. Taking in Senegal, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, China, Colombia, Brazil, India and many more to connect cultures and bring musicians and instruments together, from traditional and rare, to the newly invented.
With their project, Addictive TV have filmed recording sessions around the world for over a decade with hundreds of musicians improvising, sampling and splicing instruments together to create new music of extraordinary fusions. Joining them on stage will be Bristol-based multi-instrumentalist Alphonse Daudet Touna from Cameroon.
This year they will be working with a diverse range of migrant musicians at the Trinity Centre which will then be performed for the public to enjoy.
Immerse yourself in mesmerising rhythmic dialogues and discover instruments you never knew existed!
Trinity have partnered with Addictive TV, Bristol Refugee Festival, Counterpoint Arts, Diverse Artists Network and LARA to make this event happen.
We are selling tickets on a Pay What You Decide basis. There are limited tickets within each price range.
About Trinity Presents:
This is part of Trinity Presents - our in-house programme of music and performance, bringing world-class artists and emerging talent to inner-city audiences.
Entry requirements:
They are bringing their global music project 'Orchestra of Samples' to Bristol.
Described as “ingenious and compelling” by The Times, the acclaimed live performance is a unique musical journey without borders. Taking in Senegal, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, China, Colombia, Brazil, India and many more to connect cultures and bring musicians and instruments together, from traditional and rare, to the newly invented.
With their project, Addictive TV have filmed recording sessions around the world for over a decade with hundreds of musicians improvising, sampling and splicing instruments together to create new music of extraordinary fusions. Joining them on stage will be Bristol-based multi-instrumentalist Alphonse Daudet Touna from Cameroon.
This year they will be working with a diverse range of migrant musicians at the Trinity Centre which will then be performed for the public to enjoy.
Immerse yourself in mesmerising rhythmic dialogues and discover instruments you never knew existed!
Trinity have partnered with Addictive TV, Bristol Refugee Festival, Counterpoint Arts, Diverse Artists Network and LARA to make this event happen.
We are selling tickets on a Pay What You Decide basis. There are limited tickets within each price range.
About Trinity Presents:
This is part of Trinity Presents - our in-house programme of music and performance, bringing world-class artists and emerging talent to inner-city audiences.
Entry requirements: