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A joyful explosion of music, movement and rhythm through a powerful celebration of community, culture and connection.
Beats, Cycles & Song explores ideas of becoming home, what we carry, what we miss, and what stays with us, through Newcastle’s many cultures, voices and communities.
Top-tier musicians will take audiences on a journey where South Indian Carnatic and vocal rhythm, Afro-music and North East folk traditions meet through a creative dialogue of percussion, voice and song. This layered experience unfolds across cultures and traditions, with moments of live movement inspired by Kathak, ballet, contemporary and tap, created with Newcastle’s community participants and woven through the performance.
Feel the sound around you. Listen, connect, and experience a pulse shared in the moment.
Artistic Director & Producer – Payal Ramchandani
Music Director – Prathap Ramachandra
Music – Prathap Ramachandra, Hannabiell Sanders, Andy May & Tim Dalling Community Movement Facilitators – Amy Becke & Divya Sharma
Dramaturg – Nigel Thavasi
Part of Beats, Cycle & Song is co-created with community participants from the North East and members of North East Dance Project (NEDP).
For any questions or for accessibility info about Beats, Cycle & Song or any NOVUM programmed events or performances email: novum@newcastle.gov.uk
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Great North Museum: Hancock, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4PT
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