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Crippled Symmetry

  • Date 18 Nov 2018
  • Time 3.00pm - 4.30pm
  • Category Music and performance

Crippled Symmetry

Venue: Picture Gallery

Three world-class interpreters of experimental music – Carla Rees (flute), Simon Allen (percussion) and John Tilbury (piano) – invite you to an open rehearsal of Morten Feldman's late work Crippled Symmetry, a haunting exploration of stillness, tonal and temporal ambiguities, and musical patterning, lasting an uninterrupted 90 minutes.

Morten Feldman

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Free admission to all. No booking required.

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