Friday 25th January, 6pm
St. George’s Hall Concert Room, Liverpool
Sense of Sound’s latest commission by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic will be a reflection on the theme for Holocaust Memorial Day 2008 “Imagine…Remember, Reflect, React”.
This composition by Sense of Sound brings the startling and evocative voices of Sarajevo born singer Téa Hodzic and our own Sense of Sound Choir in a performance choreographed by Darren Suarez and directed by Paula Simms. Special guests include Kinetic Fallacy, Curtis Watt and Jonathan John.
Too easily we take for granted our right to have a voice and to express it freely. Through this thought-provoking new work, incorporating songs, music, movement and spoken word, Sense of Sound will explore how voices can be used to harm, heal, unify, celebrate and denounce.
Tickets £3 in advance available from Liverpool Philharmonic Hall or 0151 709 3789.
Due to illness I was unable to attend the show,but my wife Jean and her friend Pam did,
and both agreed it was one of the most stunning pieces of musical/spoken word /events they have had the good fortune to
attend,thought provoking and emotional.
Dear John,
Thank you so much for your kind comments.
This commission was really important to us and we felt honoured to be
given such a responsibility. It was our intention that the piece should
be thought provoking and, judging by your comments, it would seem we
managed to achieve this.
We all have a responsibility to be aware and take care of eachother in
whatever way we are able to and is appropriate.
Thank you for your continued support.
All at Sense of Sound x
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