Matinee: 4pm-6pm
Evening: 8pm-10pm
An experimental sound installation accompanied by live visuals at the ICA, fusing the meditative cello improvisations of Tre Voci and the thrilling Iranian drumming of Berlin-based tombak player Mohammad Reza Mortazavi, described as "the best hand-drummer worldwide" (ORF).
Immerse yourself in the plethora of sounds slowly orbiting the audience in the first half, before hearing Mohammad Reza Mortazavi and his mesmerisingly fast drumming, bringing the programme to an ecstatic close.
"Watching the unbelievably virtuos soloist, one could get the impression he does not have two but at least six hands." (ARTE)
Tickets: Early Bird £10 / Standard £15 / Students £8
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Tre Voci (Torun Stavseng, Gregor Riddell and Colin Alexander) will perform their own improvisations and new compositions, including the world premiere of a new work by David Stephen Grant, in which they collaborate with Mohammad Reza Mortazavi and Norwegian soprano Silje Aker Johnsen.
Line-up:
- London-based cello trio Tre Voci, known for combining meditative improvisations alongside ethereal medieval works. Listen on Spotify >
- Iranian hand-percussion legend Mohammad Reza Mortazavi, described as having the "fastest hands on earth" (ZDF-Aspekte). Watch on YouTube >
- Norwegian soprano Silje Aker Johnsen
- Norwegian/British composer David Stephen Grant
- Norwegian live visuals artist Henrik Koppen