Red Note Ensemble, 1 May, 2016. Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Tuesday 3 May, 2016 7.30pm
Plug 1: Opening Concert
Plug Festival
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, 100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB
A multi-faceted opening to Plug@10, featuring the combined forces of Red Note and MusicLab, and including the winner of the prestigious Craig Armstrong Prize.
New works by: Gregor Forbes, Martin Keary, Shona Mackay and Henry McPherson.
Red Note Ensemble Performers:
Violin Nicolas Miribel
Cello Robert Irvine
Bass Nikita Naumov
Clarinet Marie Lloyd
Horn Andy Saunders
Percussion Tom Hunter
Piano Judith Keaney
Conductor Garry Walker
Tickets: £10, £7.50, £5
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Box Office: www.rcs.ac.uk /box-office or 0141 332 5057
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