Naomi Burrell
A mother-and-daughter collaboration that explores lullabies and texts from around Europe, aiming to develop a nourishing live experience from their recorded album.
The Laboratory of Lullabies features ‘night-time’ music from baroque and folk traditions and is intended to appeal to and nurture people of all ages. With fellow musicians playing period instruments, on this Snape residency they will develop their recorded album into a live show and community workshop, collaborating with an artist to create a visual experience as well as a picture book.
Naomi Burrell violin, vocals
Per Buhre viola, vocals
Fredrick Bock baroque guitar
Johannes Lundberg double bass
Margareta Burrell learning and participation advisor
General booking opens Saturday 23 November at 10am.
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