"Our highlights from the eye-watering lineup include Klein’s sparse, experimental club sounds; the ethereal, audiovisual improvisations of Viridian Ensemble; live computer music visionary Carl Stone and organist Áine O'Dwyer. The programme also rightly includes local luminaries Sunun, Copper Sounds, Jabu and Tara Clerkin Trio. 🎫 Full Festival Passes: hdfst.uk/E59456 🎫 Opening Concert: hdfst.uk/E61235 🎫 Friday Day Passes: hdfst.uk/E61236 🎫 Saturday Day Passes: hdfst.uk/E61237 🎫 Sunday Day Passes: hdfst.uk/E61238"
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Event Cancelled
A
gig
on Friday 23rd April. The event starts at 20:00.
Returning for its fourth edition, from 23-26 April 2020 Bristol New Music proposes an adventurous exploration of the city through sound, with artists from across the radius of contemporary music gathering for four days of newly commissioned works, sonic responses to rarely used spaces, landmark concert hall programmes, club nights, gallery exhibitions and film programmes.
FESTIVAL PASSES, DAY PASSES + INDIVIDUAL EVENT TICKETS NOW ON SALE
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LINE-UP:
ÁINE O DWYER
ALICIA CARRERA
ALVIN CURRAN
ASUNA: 100 KEYBOARDS
BRISTOL EXPERIMENT AND EXPANDED FILM
BEATRICE DILLON
CARL STONE
CAROLINE
COPPER SOUNDS
DEATHPROD
DOMINIC LASH & SHIRLEY PEGNA
ELLEN ARKBRO: CHORDALITIES
ENSEMBLE VARIANCES
GUO & BRADY CORBET: GYUTO
HEZARFEN ENSEMBLE: MAKAM 21
JABU FEAT. DANIELA DYSON
JAMES MASSIAH
KELLY JAYNE JONES: SEDIMENTARY STONE TAPE
KLEIN
LARAAJI
LIGETI QUARTET
MICA LEVI: DIFFERENT TYPES OF WRITING/DIFFERENT TYPES OF READING
MIEKO KANNO
MIDORI TAKADA
MIGUEL PRADO & MATTIN: GENERATIVE ADVERSARIAL EVACUATION OF THE VOICE
MSHR
SUNUN
TAPSEW
TARA CLERKIN TRIO
UPROAR: PROFESSOR BAD TRIP
VIRIDAN ENSEMBLE
YAS CLARKE: THE THICKET
NOTES:
'Mica Levi: different types of writing / different types of reading' and 'Kelly Jayne Jones: Sedimentary Stone Tape' are limited capacity events which are not included in the Festival or Day Pass and require separate booking.
The concession price Festival Pass is available to NHS employees, students, under-25s and those in receipt of Universal Credit. Valid ID will need to be presented alongside the ticket upon entry to the festival.
Some venues have limited capacity and entry for festival and day passes will be on a first come first served basis.