Join us for a close up, intimate piano concert in an historic setting, featuring the finest modern classical music from right here in the region.
Glacis is Euan Alexander Millar-McMeeken a Scottish composer based in South England whose work explores themes of permanence and impermanence, loss and fragility. His music has been described as akin to that found on sets by Nils Frahm, Dustin OHalloran and Alex Kozobolis (A Closer Listen). Glacis music is deeply personal and often born from immediacy and exploration of change. Euan is also Principal Urban Designer at the London Borough of Tower Hamlets and combines his love of place with his love for sound with no better example than his 4 movement work Borders (Oscarson).
Over the years, Glacis music has been released through several esteemed labels including Fluid Audio, Tavern Eightieth, Oscarson, and Lost Tribe Sound. Beyond his work as Glacis, he has also been involved in numerous collaborative duos, such as Gallowglas, Civic Hall, and The Dead Bell, constantly exploring different facets of his musical identity. Not to mention his work alongside Adrian Lane and soon the likes of Satomimagae and Polaroid Notes.
Steve Luck is an award winning composer from Newcastle Upon Tyne. His solo piano compositions primarily explore the nuances of the modern classical genre, with a focus on creating intimate and emotive piano pieces. There is a quiet and introspective quality to his performances. Sunderland Echo said recently Steves subtle but emotive embrace of the instrument sees him conjure a world of moonlit rainbows, awakenings and new beginnings modern classical piano miniatures that explore the delicate interplay between melancholy and hope, forming an engaging body of work which is both contemplative and uplifting. Steve's music has been streamed on Spotify more than 2.5 million times and is broadcast regularly on TV and radio around the world. At the end of 2023 he released his third album of piano solos called 'Be Curious'
The concert promises an unforgettable experience and offers attendees the chance to savour the distinct artistry of both performers, each taking their turn to perform a carefully curated selection of original pieces. With an extremely limited number of seats available in this exclusive setting, patrons are invited to secure their tickets promptly for an evening that promises to be nothing short of magical.
Glacis is Euan Alexander Millar-McMeeken a Scottish composer based in South England whose work explores themes of permanence and impermanence, loss and fragility. His music has been described as akin to that found on sets by Nils Frahm, Dustin OHalloran and Alex Kozobolis (A Closer Listen). Glacis music is deeply personal and often born from immediacy and exploration of change. Euan is also Principal Urban Designer at the London Borough of Tower Hamlets and combines his love of place with his love for sound with no better example than his 4 movement work Borders (Oscarson).
Over the years, Glacis music has been released through several esteemed labels including Fluid Audio, Tavern Eightieth, Oscarson, and Lost Tribe Sound. Beyond his work as Glacis, he has also been involved in numerous collaborative duos, such as Gallowglas, Civic Hall, and The Dead Bell, constantly exploring different facets of his musical identity. Not to mention his work alongside Adrian Lane and soon the likes of Satomimagae and Polaroid Notes.
Steve Luck is an award winning composer from Newcastle Upon Tyne. His solo piano compositions primarily explore the nuances of the modern classical genre, with a focus on creating intimate and emotive piano pieces. There is a quiet and introspective quality to his performances. Sunderland Echo said recently Steves subtle but emotive embrace of the instrument sees him conjure a world of moonlit rainbows, awakenings and new beginnings modern classical piano miniatures that explore the delicate interplay between melancholy and hope, forming an engaging body of work which is both contemplative and uplifting. Steve's music has been streamed on Spotify more than 2.5 million times and is broadcast regularly on TV and radio around the world. At the end of 2023 he released his third album of piano solos called 'Be Curious'
The concert promises an unforgettable experience and offers attendees the chance to savour the distinct artistry of both performers, each taking their turn to perform a carefully curated selection of original pieces. With an extremely limited number of seats available in this exclusive setting, patrons are invited to secure their tickets promptly for an evening that promises to be nothing short of magical.
Event Dates
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23rd May 2025, 7:30pm |
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