Cranleigh School Music is delighted to host Kosmos Ensemble on Wednesday 9th February in their Chapel. Tickets are £20 (£15 concessions).
Kosmos redefines the relationship between classical and world music. Gypsy, Scottish, Jewish and Greek music glide into hot-blooded tango and Asian melodies referencing classical composers including Brahms, Dvorak and Sarasate.
Described by Richard Morrison (The Times) as having “telepathic rapport, dazzling virtuosity, serious scholarship, intellectual curiosity and impeccable musicianship, I defy you not to be mesmerised”, Kosmos Ensemble is re-defining the relationship between classical and world music. The group has won ‘Selected Artists’ by the Making Music organisation a record three times and has gathered accolades from all over the world. United by a shared passion for improvisation, music from around the globe as well as the rigours of classical training, each member of Kosmos is an international soloist in their own right and brings individual flavour to the group.
To book tickets please visit www.ticketsource.co.uk/cranlieghschool
