Artists
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- Artist
- Anthony Weeden
- Attab Haddad
- Avenue A Ensemble
- Ben Davis
- Brendan Dougherty
- Curtis Macdonald
- Donna-Maria Landowski
- Fanar Haddad
- Genevieve Wilkins
- Gunhild Seim
- Ivan Bamford
- Johannes Haage
- Katya Sourikova
- Kit Downes
- Mark Lloyd
- Matt Ridley
- Matthew King
- Naomi Wright
- Oliver Fox
- Phillipe Barnes
- Ramón Ruiz
- Remi-Jean leBlanc
- Rick Rosato
- Robin Jones & King Salsa
- Sabina Rakcheyeva
- Samatha Ellis
- Simon Bauer
- Tim Adnitt
- Vasilis Sarikis
Avenue A Ensemble
Tim Adnitt - Artistic Director, Electric Bass
Anthony Weeden - Conductor
Samantha Ellis - Flute, Soprano and Alto Saxophones
Simon Stewart - Clarinets, Tenor Saxophone
Naomi Sullivan - Alto Saxophone
Ellie Fagg- Violin
Alex Caldon - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Tim Smart - Trombone
Danny Driver - Piano, Fender Rhodes
Matthew King - Celeste
Robert Broadley - Guitars
Donna-Maria Landowski - Xylophone, Vibraphone, Marimba
Hugh Wilkinson - Vibraphone, Unpitched Percussion
Mark Lloyd - Drum Kit
Clare Presland - Soprano Voice
The Avenue A Ensemble is a UK-based group dedicated to the performance, composition and commissioning of new music and performance art. The ensemble was formed in 1999 by artistic director Tim Adnitt and conductor Anthony Weeden and has since performed to critical acclaim across the UK.
The Avenue A Ensemble performs a dynamic repertoire, much of which is written exclusively for the ensemble by some of the most interesting and innovative composers in the UK. The ensemble's programs appeal to a wide variety of musical sensibilities including contemporary classical, film, theatre and jazz.
Visual elements form an integral part of the Avenue A Ensemble's live performances through the creative use of staging and lighting, and through collaborations with dancers, physical theatre artists, mime artists and filmmakers.
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- Artist(s) //
- Avenue A Ensemble
- Album //
- Rocking Horses
- Price //
- £12.00
The Avenue A Ensemble juxtaposes the traditions of classical art music with the sonic possibilities of a contemporary ensemble. Homage is paid to the sounds of other musical genres including film, theatre and jazz.