Terra Musica
  • Sunday 3 March 2024, 2:00pm
  • Carole Nash Hall
  • Tickets £5 per child (one accompanying adult goes FREE) 
Image An illustration of a guitar case, with arms, legs and eyes, holding a map and binoculars

Both sessions now sold out – get tickets for our next Terra Musica concerts in July here.

Come explorers! Get ready to travel across the world to discover new tales and tunes exploring who we are, and where we come from.

Awen Blandford, and our students from Chetham’s School of Music invite you to dance, sing and play along with folk music and stories from the beautiful Welsh Valleys. Part of Manchester Song Festival 2024, this family workshop and performance will explore Welsh traditions, language and of course, singing!

Here we go!

Perfect for children aged 5 – 7 and their family, Terra Musica weaves together different musical cultures, celebrating our different backgrounds through fun and engaging performances.  

‘This is how a kids concert should be done.’ – Audience Feedback from Terra Music November 2023.

ABOUT AWEN BLANDFORD

Awen Blandford is a member of Migrant Voices, which is a network of 73 musicians from 27 different countries, brought together by Olympias Music Foundation. Awen is a session cellist, singer and Welsh speaker, who moved to Manchester to study at the Royal Northern College of Music. Originally a classical cellist, involved with folk music and wider traditional culture of Wales, Awen has collaborated with musicians from various genres, including  jazz-pop band, Bethlehem Casuals, and forming her own cello trio, Rowan.

 

Illustrations: Lizzie Finlay

Terra Musica
  • Carole Nash Hall
  • Tickets £5 per child (one accompanying adult goes FREE) 

This event will last approximately 45 minutes.

Both sessions now sold out – get tickets for our next Terra Musica concerts in July here.

Come explorers! Get ready to travel across the world to discover new tales and tunes exploring who we are, and where we come from.

Awen Blandford, and our students from Chetham’s School of Music invite you to dance, sing and play along with folk music and stories from the beautiful Welsh Valleys. Part of Manchester Song Festival 2024, this family workshop and performance will explore Welsh traditions, language and of course, singing!

Here we go!

Perfect for children aged 5 – 7 and their family, Terra Musica weaves together different musical cultures, celebrating our different backgrounds through fun and engaging performances.  

‘This is how a kids concert should be done.’ – Audience Feedback from Terra Music November 2023.

ABOUT AWEN BLANDFORD

Awen Blandford is a member of Migrant Voices, which is a network of 73 musicians from 27 different countries, brought together by Olympias Music Foundation. Awen is a session cellist, singer and Welsh speaker, who moved to Manchester to study at the Royal Northern College of Music. Originally a classical cellist, involved with folk music and wider traditional culture of Wales, Awen has collaborated with musicians from various genres, including  jazz-pop band, Bethlehem Casuals, and forming her own cello trio, Rowan.

 

Illustrations: Lizzie Finlay

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