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Guitar: The Resonance of Now

Guitar: The Resonance of Now

 

Sam Cave (guitar)

Description

On the day of Hendrix’s 74th birthday, classical guitarist Sam Cave explores the resonances of the guitar in a programme of contemporary works that pushes the guitar to its limits and presents techniques that Hendrix would ‘totally dig.’

Venue: Handel’s Music Room

Tickets: £15, £7 students

When: 27th Nov 2016 at 14:00

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