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Experience the thrilling musical innovation of Spindle Ensemble! Born in Bristol in 2016 and led by composer-pianist Daniel Inzani, the ensemble features tuned percussionist Harriet Riley, cellist Jo Silverston, and violinist Caelia Lunniss. Their contemporary classical music, steeped in improvisation and spontaneity, will transport you into a world of immersive storytelling. And it gets even better – their live performances often include mesmerizing visuals. They’ve wowed audiences in concert halls, festivals, churches, art centres, record shops and independent venues across the UK!

Dive into the thrilling fusion of technology and myth with Sunscuro!Experience a captivating journey through experimental, electronic, and contemporary classical sounds. It’s a vibrant clash of two worlds, packed with emotional cues for the ultimate experience!

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