Seb Rochford, Zoe Rahman and Tom Ollendorff among the line-up for the Brilliant Corners festival in Belfast

Here's the line-up for the annual Brilliant Corners festival in Belfast: Fri 1st March – Jasmine Myra and Band – Black Box, 8pm Sat 2nd March – Ulster Jazz Youth Orchestra – Black Box, 2pm Sat 2nd March – Luke Bacchus Quartet – Black Box, 8pm Sun …

Published: 31 Jan 2024. Updated: 2 months.

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Here's the line-up for the annual Brilliant Corners festival in Belfast:

Fri 1st March – Jasmine Myra and Band – Black Box, 8pm

Sat 2nd March – Ulster Jazz Youth Orchestra – Black Box, 2pm

Sat 2nd March – Luke Bacchus Quartet – Black Box, 8pm

Sun 3rd March – Tom Ollendorff Trio With Aaron Parks – Black Box, 2pm

Sun 3rd March – Stephen Davis’ ‘Gleaming World Unit’ – Black Box, 7.30pm

Tue 5th March – Niblock, Butcher, Sanders – Black Box, 7.30pm

Wed 6th March – Seb Rochford & Zoe Rahman: A Short Diary – Black Box, 7.30pm

Thu 7th March – Christy Doran, Ronan Guilfoyle, Gerry Hemingway – Accidental Theatre, 8pm

Fri 8th March – AKU! – Black Box, 8pm

Sat 9th March – John Donegan – The Irish Sextet – Black Box, 2pm

Sat 9th March – NOUT – Black Box, 8pm

The festival website is here. If you're quick you can get a full festival ticket for a bargain £45 that allows entry to all 11 gigs. Seb Rochford pictured, above

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Flo and the Murmurs, The Waves, La Buissonne ***1/2

Rather stimulating this often moving and certainly poetic Virginia Woolf themed chamber music from singer Marie-Florence Burki and a string ensemble that borrows words from The Waves by the great Bloomsbury era writer and places them in a musical …

Published: 31 Jan 2024. Updated: 3 months.

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Rather stimulating this often moving and certainly poetic Virginia Woolf themed chamber music from singer Marie-Florence Burki and a string ensemble that borrows words from The Waves by the great Bloomsbury era writer and places them in a musical context composed by Burki. Tracks like 'I Am a Stalk' land a little in the world of singers Brigitte Beraha or Lauren Kinsella. Overall it's a very natural, organic, process that is faithful to the experimental side of Woolf's work and offers a rich imagistic sensation and weightless impressionism at every turn.