19.30 TONBRIDGE MUSIC CLUB FAMILY CONCERT ST PETER AND ST PAUL PARISH CHURCH CHURCH LANE TONBRIDGE TN9 1DA
Our evening concert at Tonbridge Music Club sees us play Steve Reich's 'Typing Music', Nick Hayes' 'Dance Play''Crack' by Tom Gimson and many other bash commissions.
18/01/20
15.00-16.00 Tonbridge music club family concert St peter and st paul Parish Church Church Lane Tonbridge TN9 1DA
A musical world tour …. You’ll hear talking drums, gourd xylophones and a steel pan. You’ll get to take part in pieces that help to show the timelines of music across the world as the rhythms of Africa were carried across the Atlantic to South America. You’ll also get to see and hear some of the more weird and wonderful instruments that Ensemble Bash have in their cellars. Have you ever wondered what a donkey’s jawbone sounds like? Or a conch shell? How exactly do you make the noise of a lion roaring? If you’ve got any energy left, get ready to raise the roof for Metropolis, a piece in which the future of the human race rests in your hands …
06/10/19
19.30 Marlborough College Bath Road Marlborough Wiltshire SN8 1 PA
Programme includes commissions from Keith Tippett, Nick Hayes, David Bedford and Stephen Montague plus Ghanaian and Senegalese music
royal welsh college of music and drama (lunchtime tbc) Castle Grounds, Cathays Park Cardiff
Lunchtime concert with, amongst others, pieces by John Cage, Graham Fitkin and David Bedford. This'll be followed by a masterclass for the RWCMD students in the afternoon. More details to follow......
12/07/19
roman river festival 18.00
st giles centre, masonic hall, colchester co2 7ez
From the Roman River Festival website: "Who else can hypnotise an entire audience with just four pairs of drumsticks? Whether it’s a mind-bending shape-shifting masterpiece by Keith Tippett, traditional music from the world’s percussion powerhouse Senegal, or a rock anthem played on found instruments, Ensemble Bash is an act not to be missed."
06/05/19
19.30 milton court, barbican, london ec2
The first of our Guildhall School of Music and Drama residency concerts. Along with the student percussionists of the school we'll be playing music from Max Roach's 'M'BOOM', Fitkin, traditional Ghanaian fontomfrom drumming, Peter Garland's ambient masterpiece 'Apple Blossom' - plus the World Premiere of 'CRACK" by Tom Gimson. Plus a lot more.....!
02/03/19
York Late Music Festival 19.30
St Saviourgate Unitarian Chapel, York, YO1 8NQ
This unique concert comprises of pieces conceived around the idea of 'miniatures' - miniature pieces and miniature instruments. All pieces specially commissioned including a World Premiere of 'Huddle' by Roger Marsh. Other composers include Copeland, Fitkin, Bedford and Montague.
06/05/18 RCM Festival of Percussion 17.00
Royal College of Music, Prince Consort Road, LONDON SW7 2BS
Programme to include ensemblebash commissions 'HOOK' by Graham Fitkin, 'SHAKEN NOT STIRRED' by Michael Daugherty plus traditional Senegalese djembe music.
04/03/18 Life Music 14:00 - 15:00
The House, Plymouth University
FREE admission, booking required
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03/03/18 GALA CONCERT - Decoding Life with ensemblebash
20:00 - 22:00 The House, Plymouth University £10/£7
PREMIERE OF NEW MUSIC BY ICCMR COMPOSERS, WILLIAMS, GIMENES AND MIRANDA, PLUS PACMF 2018’S GUEST COMPOSER AND MUSIC TECHNOLOGY PIONEER, ARCHER ENDRICH.
09/12/17 BBC 'Music Matters' 11.30am
Interview with ensemblebash
17/11/17 Cambridge Music Festival 1pm
Mumford Theatre, Anglia Ruskin University, East Road, Cambridge CB1 1PT
including pieces by Max Roach, Michael Daugherty and traditional Ghanaian music