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Renowned for blending opera, spirituals, and contemporary music - and hailed by the New Yorker as a man who is ‘changing what it means to be a classical singer’ - the trailblazing Davóne Tines has won plenty of awards over the last few years, including Musical America’s ‘vocalist of the year’ gong and a prestigious Chanel Next Prize, presented to artists who are redefining their discipline.
Davóne’s Town Hall appearance sees him performing in Mass Reorchestrated - a work which weaves music by Bach ‘into a multi-voiced exploration of musical America as it is and as it might be’.
The programme also includes Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No44 (Mourning) and Carlos Simon’s Amen.
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Birmingham Town Hall, Birmingham
7.30pm £26