The Songs of Scott Walker
i wish this was happening in nyc!!!!!
damnit!
Jarvis @ Drifting and Tilting: The Songs of Scott Walker
Drifting and Tilting - The Songs of Scott Walker
Featuring Damon Albarn, Dot Allison, Jarvis Cocker, Gavin Friday, Michael Henry & Nigel Richards
13 - 15 November 2008 / 19:45
Barbican Theatre
For tickets and more information -
http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?id=7638
A stunning cast of vocalists, musicians and dancers bring music from Scott Walker's seminal albums The Drift and Tilt to life in an extraordinary world-premiere production; Drifting and Tilting - The Songs of Scott Walker.
This thrilling song-cycle will be set and designed for the Barbican Theatre stage, with music performed by a 42 piece string orchestra playing alongside Walker's band.
Once his songs are recorded, Walker famously never listens to them again, preferring to leave the moment of creation untouched and never re-visited...
Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the theatrical intensity of Walker's music in what promises to be one of the major musical events of 2008.
damnit!
Jarvis @ Drifting and Tilting: The Songs of Scott Walker
Drifting and Tilting - The Songs of Scott Walker
Featuring Damon Albarn, Dot Allison, Jarvis Cocker, Gavin Friday, Michael Henry & Nigel Richards
13 - 15 November 2008 / 19:45
Barbican Theatre
For tickets and more information -
http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?id=7638
A stunning cast of vocalists, musicians and dancers bring music from Scott Walker's seminal albums The Drift and Tilt to life in an extraordinary world-premiere production; Drifting and Tilting - The Songs of Scott Walker.
This thrilling song-cycle will be set and designed for the Barbican Theatre stage, with music performed by a 42 piece string orchestra playing alongside Walker's band.
Once his songs are recorded, Walker famously never listens to them again, preferring to leave the moment of creation untouched and never re-visited...
Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the theatrical intensity of Walker's music in what promises to be one of the major musical events of 2008.