Flowers of the Seasons – Politics, Power & Poverty
Performance by Electric Voice Theatre and singing workshop.
Date: Thursday 16th November
Time: 13:30 – 15:00
Flowers of the Seasons – Politics, Power & Poverty is a celebration of the music of Eliza Flower (1803-1846) – a local composer and campaigner for women’s and worker’s rights whose music was sung in church, at protest marches on the streets and in the drawing rooms of the wealthy. Help us tell her incredible story brimming with love, scarred by scandal and marked by genius. Together we will bring her music, once so popular, back to life.
Join us for a singing workshop and a performance of some delightful songs for the seasons, dramatic hymns, powerful protest songs, and settings of contemporary writers like
Sir Walter Scott and her frequent collaborators, radical feminist Harriet Martineau, and her sister, the poet, Sarah Flower Adams who is best known for penning the hymn “Nearer My God To Thee”.
Sir Walter Scott and her frequent collaborators, radical feminist Harriet Martineau, and her sister, the poet, Sarah Flower Adams who is best known for penning the hymn “Nearer My God To Thee”.
Presented by Electric Voice Theatre:
Frances M Lynch – Artistic Director, Soprano, Composer
Laurence Panter – Pianist, Tenor
To book: Please email chloe@holborncommunity.co.uk with your name and contact number, or call 02074052370 (option 1 or 3)
We aim to be all inclusive and accessible as possible. This session is age friendly and wheelchair accessible.
