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A very special Sunday afternoon matinee show! 2.30-6pm, 14 July, at The Rose Hill
Limpe Fuchs
Octogenarion composer, percussionist and instrument builder Limpe Fuchs has spent a lifetime dedicated to DIY sound-making. She is part of a generation of German artists who sought radical new approaches to art, music and social organisation in the period following the Second World War.
She formed the group Anima-Sound with sculptor Paul Fuchs in the late 1960s and the duo’s improvised performances featured self-made instruments, including a ‘pendulum string’ based on a Pythagorean monochord and versions of traditional instruments such as zithers. They toured extensively with this set up, criss-crossing Europe in a live-in van to bring their sounds to open ears.
After Anima-Sound disbanded in the 1980s, Fuchs continued exploring sonic materials, designing large-scale instruments from stone and metal. Her solo albums often feature vocals, violin, viola, piano, field recordings and electronics, and for this show at the Rose Hill she will be exploring the interactions between piano and recordings of rainfall.
Loup Uperto
Loup plays in the incredible French 4-piece Bégayer, and will bring to this solo show some similar magic: ancient French folk songs, bagpipes honed out of balloons and plastic bottles, transister radios and much more.
Adam Bushell & Paul Khimasia Morgan
Explorartions in vibraphone and acoustic guitar body
+ DJ Fiery Biscuits
Image credit: Agata Urbaniak
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Rose Hill, 73 Rose Hill Terrace, Brighton, BN1 4JL, United Kingdom,Brighton and Hove
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