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Review of Hark!
Excellent evening. Wonderfully innovative use of the Library - a model for diverse community events. Great performers particularly the highly entertaining Ed Woods and atmospheric Shining Levels. Well done Tracks and well done the Library and it’s staff who were really friendly and helpful.
Let’s have more please
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Review of Hark!
An absolutely excellent evening with great music, readings and friendly bar in an amazing location. Great atmosphere and gave me an opportunity to experience lots of new things - I'm looking forward to the next event with great anticipation!
I also loved the open library facility for everyone attending - genius :)
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Review of Hark!
An unusual event in an unusual venue, the musicians and readers mostly stepped up to the mark superbly. The first act, a singer/songwriter brought in to replace the advertised Nel Unlit, was rather too diffident with his obscure, dull lyrics. However, both Storm Chorus - a folktronica duo producing doomy, attractive atmospheres in rewritten trad folk songs - and The Shining Levels - an electro-acoustic band with music "inspired by Ben Myers's novel The Gallows Pole" - entranced the audiences. Five-part vocal harmonies are not easy to pull off live, but they managed very well. If only the camera operator darting around between us and the performers could have been put to one side, it would have been a perfect gig. I hope there are plenty more, and that they keep the entrance ticket price low.
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