Samhain Sound

Samhain Sound, a unique collaborative event is taking place on Saturday 2nd November at Civic House, Glasgow. Curated by award-winning composer Linda Buckley, the evening promises an immersive experience with performances, film screening with live score & installation.

To celebrate Samhain and the first days of winter, the evening includes sets from Brìghde Chaimbeul; leading purveyor of folk experimentalism and a master of the Scottish smallpipes, Kate Ellis; renowned cellist & Artistic Director of Crash Ensemble and Peaks Duo; (Duncan Strachan and George Smith) one half of the internationally-renowned Scottish chamber ensemble the Maxwell Quartet. Alongside an interactive sound and light Installation by acclaimed Irish composer Jonathan Nangle, whose work explores notated acoustic and electro-acoustic composition through live and spatially distributed electronics to video. Berlin-based electronic pioneer Gudrun Gut will join acclaimed Irish composers Irene Buckley & Linda Buckley performing a live score to a screening of Murnau’s 1922 horror classic Nosferatu.

Doors: 5pm

Performances start: 5.30pm

Civic House, 26 Civic Street, Glasgow, G4 9RH

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Accessibility

The event will take place on the ground floor: Platform lift adjacent to the main entrance, an accessible toilet, and assistance can be provided by staff.

Transport Links
Bus: No. 7, 68, 71A, 72, 75 and M3 bus routes from Buchanan Bus Station (Garscube Road bus stop).

Subway: 3 min walk from Cowcaddens subway station, 7 Minute walk from St George’s Cross subway station.

Train: 7 min walk from both Charing Cross and Queen Street Train Station.

Car: 2 minute drive from M8 motorway (Junction 17)

Bike: NextBike station 15 min walk from Civic House heading north on Garscube Road.

For queries please contact us at [email protected]

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