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BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht
BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Pauwstraat, Utrecht, Netherlands

 

10 November 2019, 16.00-16.50

BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht  

Le Guess Who? Group Listening

Group Listening (c) Le Guess Who?

Group Listening is a joint project by UK-musicians Stephen Black and Paul Jones. Black and Jones met at music college before their respective paths strayed. Reconnecting years later after various endeavors, their shared love for the likes of Moondog, Artie Shaw, Arthur Russell and Brian Eno survived. The duo carefully selects some of their favorite cuts to perform, arrange and reimagine with their instruments of choice, clarinet and piano.

This event is part of the Le Guess Who? program and is only open to people with a Le Guess Who? wristband.

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