Howard Assembly Room Season Guide (Jan - Apr 2015)

Howard Assembly Room Jan-Apr 2015

Winter at the Howard Assembly Room...

FILMUSIC: exploring the relationships between music and the moving image.

We are very grateful to the Emerald Foundation and the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation whose support enables us to offer such a varied and eclectic programme of performances and events.

CLASSICAL: bringing extraordinary musicians to Leeds including Angela Hewitt, Natalie Clein and the Doric String Quartet.

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Light Night: I am yours, yours am I, Autumn 2014

SOUNDINGS: taking the musical temperature of northern Europe, looking at place, tradition and the contemporary.

LIBERTY Words Saturday 17 January 7.45pm £5 Presented by DARE in association with the University of Leeds ‘Brilliant...some of it will make you sad, some of it will make you furious, but you are guaranteed to be left feeling that you understand this country much better.’

Journalist John Lanchester on Private Island

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James Meek Private Island

In a little over a generation, the bones and sinews of the British economy – rail, energy, water, postal services, municipal housing – have been sold to remote, unaccountable private owners.

In a series of panoramic accounts, novelist and journalist James Meek explores the human stories behind the incremental privatisation of Britain’s assets. He analyses the winners who reap the rewards, and those who pay the ever rising bill.

The evening will be introduced and chaired by Dr Kirsteen Paton, Lecturer in School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds.

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Icebreaker

Friday 23 January 7.45pm £15

Kraftwerk Uncovered

Save 20% ‘Icebreaker’s reinterpretations seemed to delve deep into Kraftwerk’s innards, discovering something messy and frightening but more interesting’ The Guardian

Following their highly successful Apollo tour, contemporary orchestra Icebreaker focus on the music of Kraftwerk. Drawing from the sonic legacy of Kraftwerk’s back catalogue, they move from the radical early albums to the iconic synthesised material and feature music from Autobahn, Computer World and Trans-Europe Express.

Kraftwork’s music is reworked by German soundscape artist J. Peter Schwalm, the evening articulates Kraftwerk’s journey from experimental Krautrock band to international icon, with film by Sophie Clements and Toby Cornish. Purposefully detaching themselves from the dehumanised hightech of current Kraftwerk shows, this is a nostalgic vision of an earlier era of technological innovation.

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Music Wednesday 28 January 7.45pm £17.50 ‘Nomad’s opener, Amidinine, has everything – perpetual motion, a chanted chorus, rocked-up drums and flashes of bluesy brilliance.’

The Guardian

Bombino With support

Guitarist and singer Omara ‘Bombino’ Moctar is the latest Saharan musician to make a meteoric rise in the West. Born and raised in Agadez, Niger, Bombino is a member of the Tuareg Ifoghas tribe, a nomadic people descended from the Berbers of North Africa.

Rolling Stone magazine called his 2013 Nomad album ‘the most exciting blues album of the year’, in which his supple licks and grooves find an extra crunch and touch of sweetness from arrangements

by Dan Auerbach (Black Keys). Bombino’s intensity and unflashy brilliance make this an unmissable performance from him and his band.

‘Singer and guitarist Bombino emerges from the dunes of the Sahara with his desert folk dancing in the flames. Absolutely magical.’

Les Inrockuptibles

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Music Thursday 29 January 7.45pm £10 Save 20% ‘…euphorically addictive’ Drowned in Sound

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François and the Atlas Mountains

With support from Songhoy Blues François and the Atlas Mountains unleash their love for a great pop tune, chanson tradition and strange synths and combine them with Afrobeat from special West African guests.

Following the successful European tour of album E Volo Love, the group toured Ethiopia, Morocco and Burkina Faso, meeting local musicians Sanou Darra & Djiga Boubacar. Touring the UK together for the first time, they fuse indie pop tunes with the beautiful sounds of the balafon and ngoni. Unable to perform last autumn, it’s a delight to finally welcome François to the Howard Assembly Room.

Box Office: 0844 848 2727

Music

Amjad Ali Khan

Thursday 5 February 7.45pm £15

The sixth generation of an illustrious Bangash lineage, Amjad Ali Khan is a renowned maestro of the sarod. The ‘Indian string superstar’ (The Times-Picayune) is celebrated both internationally and at home, and in 2001 was awarded the Padma Vibhushan, one of the highest Indian civilian awards.

Save 20% ‘The finest living exponent of the sarod’ The Guardian In association with Asian Arts Agency

This concert is a special chance to see Amjad Ali Khan in one of only a few UK shows. Appearing with his two sons, both virtuosos in their own right, Amjad Ali Khan’s skill in classical Indian music and delicate and expressive performance will make this a night to remember.

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Quercus

Music

Doric String Quartet

Saturday 7 February 7.45pm £15

June Tabor joins forces with pioneering jazz musicians Iain Ballamy (saxophone) and Huw Warren (piano) under the name Quercus. The three internationally celebrated musicians create lyrically harmonious and intriguing music that effortlessly moves between folk and jazz.

Thursday 12 February 7.30pm £15

and Andreas Haefliger

‘[June’s] voice wins you over... Unafraid, unadorned and completely beautiful’ The Guardian

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Tales of courtship, both loving and cruel, are scattered through many traditional songs, from As I Roved Out to a beautifully tender version of Robert Burns’ Lassie Lie Near Me. The trio create quietly emotional music that puts June Tabor’s earthy vocals centre stage to tell life’s bittersweet tales.

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Reserved seating

Save 20% ‘The way they blend the sound is flawless in every dynamic, in every colour, and in every style, there is a unity which makes the music making seem so effortless’ Bachtrack

The Doric Quartet was described by Gramophone Magazine in 2010 as being ‘one of the finest young string quartets’ in the world. Since then their style has continued to mature through insightful interpretations and sparkling playing. The Quartet is particularly lauded for their realisation of the works of Haydn. Here they play his String Quartet Op. 76 No. 1 in G Major, followed by Britten’s Second String Quartet in C Op. 36.

They are joined by the ‘serene, consummately lyrical’ (International Record Review) pianist Andreas Haefliger for an unmissable rendition of Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet.

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LA VIDA BREVE Music Saturday 14 February 5.45pm - 6.45pm £5* ‘…flamenco at it’s finest’ Folkworld.com

Flamenco Twilight Fall in love with Spain on Valentine’s Day in a twopart evening of flamenco music and dance on film.

The Howard Assembly Room transforms into an intimate flamenco bar for the early evening with a glorious hour of vocals and guitar from Seville born singer Chico Pere and guitarist Glenn Sharp.

Film

Blood Wedding

Saturday 14 February 7.30pm £5*

Carlos Saura’s flamenco dance film masterpiece completes the evening. The film captures the rehearsal of a dance piece based on Federico García Lorca’s play. A treat for lovers of Spanish music and dance, the evening accompanies Opera North’s production of La vida breve.

Dir Carlos Saura; 1981; 72mins; Spain; Cert U. *Book both for £7.50 (Not available online)

The film will be introduced by Duncan Wheeler, Associate Professor in Spanish Studies.

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LA VIDA BREVE Words Wednesday 18 February 2.30pm - 4.30pm Free (ticket required) Presented by DARE in association with the University of Leeds ‘Pollock draws on psychoanalysis and deconstruction to explore searingly insightful and important questions of sexuality and cultural difference.’

Foreword Reviews

A Beautiful Death To coincide with Opera North’s revival of Christopher Alden’s acclaimed production of La vida breve, leading thinkers and artists explore the relationship between violence and its artistic representation in film, opera and the visual arts. This fascinating afternoon of talks and discussion includes speakers Professor Griselda Pollock, Professor of Social and Critical Histories of Art at University of Leeds, and the Director of La vida breve, Christopher Alden.

A Beautiful Death is a wonderful complement to La vida breve (a highlight of Opera North’s awardwinning Eight Little Greats season in 2004) which is performed in a double-bill with Gianni Schicchi at Leeds Grand Theatre in February.

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SOUNDINGS Music Tuesday 17 February 7.45pm £15 ‘Britain’s most celebrated traditional musician and the world’s foremost virtuoso on the Northumbrian pipes...

I can’t remember feeling so exhilarated by such a match of music and landscape’ The Times

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Kathryn Tickell & The Side With support

World-renowned Northumbrian piping virtuoso Kathryn Tickell is joined by her new band The Side, a super group of musicians featuring Amy Thatcher on accordion and clog dancing, Ruth Wall on harps and Louisa Tuck on cello.

Deeply rooted in the history of Northumbria, their music takes inspiration from traditional songs and the landscape itself. The result is a tour de force of rich textures, stark lines and stunning musicianship.

The new blend of pipes and strings reaffirms Tickell’s place at the forefront of contemporary British folk music.

Box Office: 0844 848 2727

Music Thursday 19 February 7.30pm £15 Reserved seating

Save 20% ‘Marvellous. The variety and beauty of tone alone make compelling listening, bringing contrasts, clarity and warmth to Bach’s intellectual marvels‘ The Times

Angela Hewitt

Bach, Beethoven and Liszt One of the world’s leading pianists, Angela Hewitt is particularly known for her thoughtful and commanding playing of J.S. Bach. In a nod to his 330th anniversary Hewitt performs his Partita No. 5 in G Major BWV829.

The evening is completed by pieces including Beethoven’s tender Les Adieux Sonata No.26 in E Flat Major Op. 8a and Liszt’s Années de Pèlerinage, Deuxième Année, Italie and Après une Lecture du Dante. Perhaps less well known as part of her repertoire, Hewitt’s interpretation of Liszt has been described as ’exquisite in its subtlety’ and ‘admirable in its lucidity’ by The Guardian.

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Music Saturday 21 February 7.45pm £12.50 ‘He possesses a common name but a rare talent’ The Independent

John Smith With support

Rescheduled from Thursday 27 November 2014.

John Smith had an incredible 2014 including a sell-out show at Union Chapel in London, touring his most recent album Great Lakes. He is a dazzling and inventive guitarist and possessor of an unforgettable honeyed gravel growl of a voice that belies his age.

John Smith is a firm favourite at the Howard Assembly Room having first performed in the venue supporting Iron and Wine in 2010.

SOUNDINGS Participate Weekly starting Monday 19 January

10.00am - 10.45am & 11.15am -12.00pm during term time. £6 per session, per child

Participate Saturday 24 January

10.00am - 12.00pm Booking essential Adults £6, 18 and under free

Little Voices

Opera North’s Early Years Programme Sing songs, explore instruments, play games and have fun with music in our weekly sessions.

Suitable for ages 0-4.

For more information call 0113 223 3520 or email littlevoices@operanorth.co.uk

Saturday Morning Sing This fun-filled sing-a-long session is suitable for the whole family. Focusing on the chillier climates of northern Europe, join our workshop leader as we learn songs that explore the lands of northern folk and fairytales. Recommended for ages 4+ and their families.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

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SOUNDINGS Music

Ólafur Arnalds

Music

Friday 27 February 7.45pm £15

Over the years, Icelandic multi-instrumentalist and composer Ólafur Arnalds has gained a huge following for his unique blend of lush strings and piano, juxtaposed with edgier loops and beats.

Thursday 5 March 7.15pm £15

‘…an exemplary suite of Icelandic music, blending American minimalist techniques with European sensibilities’ The Independent

Weaving its spell slowly, his most recent album For Now I Am Winter, evokes the atmospheres of winter nights and crisp snowy hills. Moving between ambient electronics to pop, his tracks have been widely featured in film and TV – fans of The Hunger Games will recognise Ólafur’s song Allt Varð Hljótt, a track he penned for the film’s score and soundtrack.

Reserved seating

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‘Pokupic´ is a serious, gifted practitioner of this endangered art form…fluidly and charmingly performed.’

The Independent

Renata Pokupic´ and Roger Vignoles

A diverse programme from two of the world’s leading artists in song. Croatian mezzo-soprano Renata Pokupic´ is in high demand from international orchestras and opera houses. This concert is a rare opportunity to hear her in a more intimate setting. She is accompanied by distinguished pianist Roger Vignoles.

The duo delights in a programme that includes Mahler’s heart-breaking Rückert Lieder, Finzi’s wonderful Shakespeare songs: O Mistress Mine and Come Away Death together with pieces by Wolf and Hahn.

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SOUNDINGS FILMusic

Music

Ravi Coltrane Quartet

Wednesday 11 March 7.45pm £15

Ravi Coltrane has followed in his father’s footsteps to become one of the finest saxophonists of his generation. In a career spanning two decades, the Grammy-nominated performer has been a bandleader and composer, worked alongside jazz luminaries and founded a record label.

Thursday 12 March 7.45pm £12.50

His new album Spirit Fiction has been hailed as mature and commanding. The record encompasses his huge artistic legacy and distinct vision, without losing his signature tone and nimbleness of thought. For this appearance at the Howard Assembly Room, he plays with his collaborators David Virelles on keyboards, Dezron Douglas on bass and Jonathan Blake on drums.

‘Nobody plays a trumpet quite like the plaintively expressive Norwegian Arve Henriksen’ The Guardian

‘Great music, played with freedom, passion and respect for the past — what more could you ask for?’

HHHHH Evening Standard

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Arve Henriksen Places of Worship

Norwegian jazz trumpeter Arve Henriksen’s exploration of the instrument’s possibilities shows no limits. In this special UK performance, he brings the improvising spirit of his album Places of Worship to life, alongside long-term collaborator Jan Bang and a film by visual artist Anastasia Isachsen.

His improvising style is rooted in the glorious geography of his native natural habitats and his hybrid, cosmopolitan environments of the 21st century. On Places of Worship he inhabits the space between these two worlds in a series of pieces taking inspiration from religious buildings and ruins.

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SOUNDINGS Film

The White Ribbon

FILMusic

Fennesz and Lillevan

Friday 6 March 7.00pm £5

Michael Haneke’s Palme d’Or award-winning film is a spellbinding tale of bigotry and brutality, set in a north German village immediately before the outbreak of the First World War.

Saturday 21 March 7.45pm £12.50

A UK premiere from one of the great electronic musicians.

Dir Michael Haneke; Austria/German 2009; in German with English subtitles; 144 mins; Cert 15

Shot in austere monochrome, The White Ribbon is as tense as a thriller and as unsettling as a horror film. The film shines a light onto an unjust social system that is morally and physically disintegrating, though no one is prepared to confront it.

‘It feels like a ride, like the music transports you bodily from one place to the next’ Pitchfork

‘Haneke’s films always feel, once the credits have rolled, unstoppable. This one surely is.’

The Guardian

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Sparing with his solo releases, electronic guitarist Christian Fennesz has constantly extended his avenues of expression through collaborations with other artists including Ryuichi Sakamoto and Mike Patton and by creating music for film.

The White Ribbon will be introduced by Rachel Green from the Centre for World Cinemas at the University of Leeds.

In this rare UK performance, Fennesz joins forces with visual artist Lillevan. This special project, performed for the first time in the UK, takes inspiration from Bohemian composer Gustav Mahler, whose music is transformed by Fennesz’s characteristic clouds of distortion, drones and infinitely slowly evolving melody.

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Music Friday 20 March 7.30pm £12.50 Reserved seating ‘…breathtakingly beautiful.’

BBC Radio 3

Natalie Clein and Mahan Esfahani

Natalie Clein is described by The Times as a ‘mesmerising’ cellist who ‘plays everything with passion’. Known for her soulful and profound approach to music making, she returns with a programme dominated by J.S. Bach, in honour of his 330th birthday. The evening features two of Bach’s Sonatas for viola da gamba and harpsichord including G Major BWV1027 and G Minor BWV 1029, as well as pieces by two of Bach’s sons, Vivaldi, Ligeti and Kurtag.

Clein is accompanied by Iranian harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani whose ‘passionate engagement with the music’ (The Telegraph) has quickly earned him the reputation of a leading exponent of his instrument.

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Music

The Cardinall’s Musick

Wednesday 1 April 7.15pm £22.50

A jewel in the crown of Early Music consorts, The Cardinall’s Musick is one of the most expressive and entertaining ensembles in the world. This imaginative vocal group recreates the sounds of the past in a way that makes them live in the present. Under Andrew Carwood’s direction The Cardinall’s Musick has won the Gramophone Award for Early Music no fewer than four times.

Reserved seating ‘Clear tones; perfect intonation; an ideal balance between individual colour and an ensemble blend’ The Times

This special Easter concert is dominated by Thomas Tallis’ darkly glorious Mass for Four Voices and concludes with a new commission by young composer Cheryl Frances-Hoad.

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FILMusic

Metropolis

Thursday 2 April 7.15pm £15

With the Orchestra of Opera North

Save 20% Reserved seating Dir Fritz Lang; Germany 1927, (Contains mild violence and nudity); 153mins; Cert PG

Cult 1927 sci-fi classic Metropolis is a triumph of German Expressionism and remains one of the most influential films ever made. With its depiction of a futuristic cityscape and an alluring female robot, Metropolis is the mother of sci-fi cinema influencing Blade Runner and Star Wars among countless others. Directed by the legendary Fritz Lang, its jaw-dropping production values, iconic imagery, and modernist grandeur remain as powerful as ever.

The original chamber orchestra version of its powerful score by German composer Gottfried Huppertz is conducted by Hugh Brunt and performed by the Orchestra of Opera North.

HHHHH The Guardian on Metropolis ‘It is a technical marvel’ NY Times

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SOUNDINGS Wednesday 8 April 5.00pm-8.30pm Adults £3, 18 and under free Limited capacity, booking essential.

Indoor Camping Adventure

Performance

Storytelling, tents and marshmallows. Join us on a camping adventure in this family-friendly workshop, exploring the story and songs of Swanhunter. Suitable for children aged 7+ and their families.

Thursday 16 & Friday 17 April 7.00pm Saturday 18 April 2.00pm & 7.00pm Adults £10, 18 and under £5 Reserved seating Approx 70 mins (no interval) Sung in English Commissioned by Opera North

Saturday 18 April 12.15pm-1.00pm & 5.15pm-6.00pm Free to Swanhunter ticket holders.

Limited capacity, booking essential.

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An Opera North / The Wrong Crowd co-production

Swanhunter Composed by Jonathan Dove, libretto by Alasdair Middleton Against his mother’s wishes, Lemminkäinen travels to the icy north in search of a bride. There, impossible tasks await him: he must face the Devil’s Elk, the Swan on Death’s River – and in the shadows, an unseen danger lurks.

Based on a gripping tale from the Finnish folk epic The Kalevala, Swanhunter is a chamber opera created for a family audience.

This brand new production sees Opera North collaborate with the acclaimed theatre company The Wrong Crowd to create an inventive fusion of opera, puppetry and live action.

Interactive pre-show talks Meet the puppets and discover the secrets, myths and magic behind the beautiful creation of Swanhunter with members of the cast and creative team.

All children attending Swanhunter and the activities must be accompanied by an adult.

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Photographs: Light Night (pg 2-3) by Jonny Walton, James Meek (pg 4) by Marzena Pogorsaly, Bombino (pg 7) by Jim Brock Photography, Doric String Quartet (pg 11) by George Garnier, A Beautiful Death (pg 13) by Stephen Vaughan, Kathryn Tickell & The Side (pg 14) by Graham Oliver, Angela Hewitt (pg 15) by Richard Termine, John Smith (pg 16)

by Phil Fisk, Little Voices (pg 17) by Simon Marshall, Renata Pokupic´ (pg 19) by Chris Gloag, Ravi Coltrane (pg 20) by Deborah Feingold, Arve Henriksen (pg 21) by Oliver Heisch, Fennesz and Lillevan (pg 23) by Rafal Kotyla, Natalie Clein (pg 26) by Sussie Ahlburg, The Cardinall’s Musick (pg 27) by Dmitri Gutjahr, Swanhunter (pg 28)

by Mike Cranston, Map page (pg 34) by Fotofillia.

Supporter credits: Family activities supported

by The Liz and Terry Bramall Foundation. Swanhunter is supported by the Opera North Future Fund and J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust.

The information in this brochure is published in good faith, but changes may occasionally be necessary.

In the event of unforeseen circumstances Opera North reserves the right to change the performers or performance.

All events have unreserved seating unless otherwise stated.

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Discounts

Retired Over 60, Leeds Card Holders: 10% off Under 30, Full Time Students: £3 off 18 and under, Pension Credit, JSA, Income Support, Incapacity Benefit, Disabled People: 25% off (essential carer free) Under 30s: Opera, fun and fizz! Join Opera North’s free Under 30s scheme and you’ll receive offers for £10 tickets and exclusive invitations to Nights ON the Town.

All discounts are subject to availability and do not apply to tickets of £7.50 and under. Only one discount per ticket and they cannot be used retrospectively. Proof of status must be shown.

Access: Howard Assembly Room is committed to improving access for our audiences and aims to ensure that disabled visitors have an enjoyable experience. We have an infra-red system for visitors with hearing impairments, wheelchair spaces and lift access through Leeds Grand Theatre. We also welcome guide dogs and hearing dogs.

Please note that disability concessions and wheelchair spaces cannot be booked online - please call 0844 848 2727 or book in person so Box Office staff can advise on how we can meet your specific access needs.

Times displayed are the actual start of the performance.

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January

Words 17 FILMusic 23 Participate 24 Music 28 Music 29

James Meek 7.45pm Icebreaker 7.45pm Saturday Morning Sing 10.00am – 12.00pm Bombino 7.45pm François & The Atlas Mountains 7.45pm

February Music 5 Music 7 Music 12 Music 14 Film 14

Music 17 Words 18 Music 19 Music 21 Music 27

March

5 Music 6 Film 11 Music 12 FILMusic 20 Music 21 FILMusic

April

Music 1 FILMusic 2 Participate 8 Performance 16-18 Participate 18

Amjad Ali Khan 7.45pm Quercus 7.45pm Doric String Quartet 7.30pm Flamenco Twilight 5.45pm Blood Wedding 7.30pm Kathryn Tickell & The Side 7.45pm A Beautiful Death 2.30pm – 4.30pm Angela Hewitt 7.30pm John Smith 7.45pm Ólafur Arnalds 7.45pm Renata Pokupić & Roger Vignoles 7.15pm The White Ribbon 7.00pm Ravi Coltrane 7.45pm Arve Henriksen 7.45pm Natalie Clein & Mahan Esfahani 7.30pm Fennesz & Lillevan 7.45pm

The Cardinall’s Musick 7.15pm Metropolis 7.15pm Indoor Camping Adventure 5.00pm – 8.30pm Swanhunter Various Swanhunter Interactive Pre-Show Talks Various

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