Look forward to an intimate evening of evocative music and unusual instrumental combinations.  Three Cane Whale are touring with tunes from their latest mini-album, ‘303’, as well as revisiting material inspired by some of their most resonant personal landscapes (including those of Dorset). 

The musicians:

Paul Bradley (Scottish Dance Theatre) – acoustic guitar, miniature harp 

Pete Judge (Get the Blessing) – trumpet, cornet, rotary-valve tenor horn, dulcitone, harmonium, chimes, glockenspiels, lyre-harp

Alex Vann (Spiro) – mandolin, bouzouki, bowed psaltery, tenor banjo, zither, hammered dulcimer

Expect a stage strewn with upwards of 15 instruments (some familiar, such as trumpet, mandolin, & acoustic guitar; some beguilingly unusual, including the eerie bowed psaltery & a late-Victorian Scottish acoustic keyboard called the Dulcitone), allowing for some striking multiple instrumental combinations and an overall soundworld unlike any other.

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