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An evening of captivating and original music from Paul Hutchinson (accordion) and Karen Wimhurst (Clarinets). A playful blend of folk and improvisation which can wander from klezma to classical and back via a quick tango! 5 star reviews in fRoots and featured on Songlines Top of the World CD 2016.
This is an enthralling, intimate evening of virtuosic musicianship coupled with a relaxed and laugh out loud rapport with the audience led by Paul Hutchinson's inimitable sense of humour. This unusual combination of accordion, clarinet and bass clarinet is full of instrumental colour, passion and surprises, both moving and entertaining. As one reviewer wrote 'I came away educated, entertained, amused and uplifted. Congratulations!'
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IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK (CERT 15)
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In 1970s Harlem, newly pregnant Tish races against the clock to prove the innocence of her lover Fonny when he is falsely accused of rape. A ravishing, gorgeous film of great beauty, this is an exquisite look at black dignity and, more importantly, a celebration of love.
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TALKS
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