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NEW MUSIC BIENNIAL: 365

HULL CENTRAL LIBRARY, Albion Street, Hull, HU1 3TF

12 - 13 Jul 2019

FREE

Family Friendly

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AIDAN O’ROURKE, KIT DOWNES & JAMES ROBERTSON

Words, music, the disarming drama of stripped-back storytelling. One of Scotland’s most celebrated authors, James Robertson wrote a story every day for a year, each exactly 365 words. Leading musician Aidan O’Rourke, fiddler of folk supergroup Lau, applied the same discipline to composition: a tune a day in response to Robertson’s stories.

Now, alongside pianist and harmonium player Kit Downes, a heavyweight of the European jazz scene, they have created a piece weaving together their words and music referencing old myths, folk legends, everyday lives, hard truths, tender tales, and the alchemic power of storytelling. 

This event is a mix of seating and standing.

Commissioned by Edinburgh International Book Festival  

 

NEW MUSIC BIENNIAL: TICKET INFORMATION

You won’t receive a physical ticket for PRS Foundation’s New Music Biennial events, instead you will receive an e-ticket.

There is one ticket for each member of your party. In an effort to reduce paper waste we encourage you to download and show the ticket/s on your mobile device. If you are unable to do so please print off a copy of each ticket and show it at the venue to be scanned.

If you do not have access to a printer, or mobile phone, you can pop into the Hull Truck Theatre Box Office where staff will be happy to print a copy off for you. This service is only available during Hull Truck Theatre’s Box Office opening hours; Mon – Sat, 10am – 5.30pm (open later on show nights). Alternatively we charge £1 for printing and postage of e-tickets.

Please note, this event is free but ticketed. Tickets do not guarantee entry and admission is on a first-come-first-served basis for those with tickets. Please ensure you arrive promptly to avoid disappointment.

ON THE DOOR TICKETS

Tickets are available to from Hull Truck Theatre up until 2hrs before the event. Please bear in mind that if you are not able to receive e-tickets, on a mobile device, the theatre does not open until 10am for you to collect physical printed tickets.

After this time, if the event is not sold out, you may be able to obtain tickets on the door. To check availability please contact team@absolutelycultured.co.uk, follow Absolutely Cultured on social media or ask one of our friendly City of Culture volunteers at each venue.

 

Venue Details

HULL CENTRAL LIBRARY,
Albion Street,
Hull,
HU1 3TF

01482300300

hull.centrallibrary@hcandl.co.uk

https://www.hcandl.co.uk/libraries/your-local-library/central-library

Hull libraries offer access to books, music and video DVDs and CDs, newspapers and magazines, plus a wide range of other material. They offer information about the library service in different languages, large print and Braille on request. Books written in community languages are available at the Hull Central Library and other local libraries.

Facilities

Accessible Information Points

Accessible Toilets

Baby Changing

Changing Places Toilet

Hearing Loop

Level Access

Wheelchair Access

Opening Times

Monday
9.30am– 5pm
Tuesday
9.30am– 5pm
Wednesday
1pm – 7.30pm
Thursday
9.30am – 7.30pm
Friday
9.30am – 1pm
Saturday
10am – 4pm
Sunday
Closed