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An Intimate Piano Performance from Lambchop

accompanied by choir

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Photo of Kurt Wagner of the band Lambchop

Lambchop, led by Kurt Wagner, performs an intimate piano show with an accompanying choir.

Formed in Nashville in 1986, Lambchop has released over a dozen critically acclaimed albums on City Slang and Merge Records. Over the years, they have evolved their sound, incorporating elements of soul, jazz, and country into their music. Throughout it all, Kurt Wagner's voice has remained the heart and soul of the band – a powerful and emotive instrument that can convey a world of emotion with just a few well-chosen words.

For this special one-off performance, Lambchop will consist of Kurt Wagner plus Grand Piano (played by Andrew Broder) and Acoustic Bass (played by Cole Davis). They will be joined by a unique choir assembled and directed by Blake Morgan (Voces8). Lambchop's classic songs will be experienced in a new light, stripped down to their essence and presented in a way that highlights their emotional power and depth.

Tagged with: Contemporary music

Please note that the timings for this performance have changed slightly, this show will now begin at 8pm. 

This performance may contain haze.

Produced by the Barbican in association with Crosstown Concerts.

Performers

  • Kurt Wagner   vocals
  • Andrew Broder   piano
  • Cole Davis   double bass
  • Andrea Haines   soprano
  • Lydia Wonham   mezzo
  • Blake Morgan   alto, director
  • Oli Martin-Smith   tenor
  • James Rose   baritone
  • Tom Lowen   bass

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