ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891

ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891

ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891

ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891

ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891

ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891

ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891

ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891

ANDI THOMA (MOUSE ON MARS)
BRITTEN SINFONIA
LONDON SAXOPHONIC
CLINIC
GRUFF RHYS and BUNF (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION
ADEM
PICTISH TRAIL
MAX DE WARDNER and TOM SKINNER
CARIBOU (DJ SET)
FOUR TET (DJ SET)

A glimpse into the world of iconic American composer Moondog (1916-1999), whose music has influenced generations of artists, from Philip Glass and Steve Reich to Charlie Parker, and later devotees like Mouse On Mars, Anthony Hegarty, Damon Albarn and Elvis Costello.

Moondog was the pseudonym of Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999), a blind American composer, musician, cosmologist and poet. He spent much of the 1950s and 1960s living on the streets of New York; the Viking costume that he adopted made him one of the most photographed and familiar urban figures of the period. Moondog’s prolific works have been sampled, cited and celebrated by generations of musicians, on both sides of the Atlantic.

This unique concert event features a number of guest artists who reflect the extraordinary range of the composer. Before the show, a Freestage set from composer MAX DE WARDNER and percussionist TOM SKINNER will explore the canonical music from the 1970 Moondog 2 album.

The first half will feature the specially–assembled Moondog Choir featuring the idiosyncratic vocals of LIGHTSPEED CHAMPION, PICTISH TRAIL and ADEM; they will perform with LONDON SAXOPHONIC, joined by pianist LIAM NOBLE, percussionist PAUL CLARVIS and others. Stalwarts CLINIC will also perform two Moondog compositions in the Hall before their own set on the post-show Clubstage. In the interval there will be a Clubstage DJ set from CARIBOU.

In the second half the BRITTEN SINFONIA will perform under the baton of ANDRE DE RIDDER of the Viva Orchestra, along with ANDI THOMA (of MOUSE ON MARS), who collaborated with Moondog on the music for Elpmas while the composer was living in Germany. The Britten Sinfonia will perform some gems from Moondog’s classic CBS repertoire as well as previously unheard works.

Alongside Clinic on the post-show Clubstage will be a DJ set from FOUR TET in which DJ Kieran Hebden mixes sounds from all kinds of genres and crosses any musical borders he can find.

In a companion event, Moondog Around Midnight takes place in the beautiful setting of the church of St Giles Cripplegate at 11.30pm on the same evening. US organist PAUL JORDAN, a veteran Moondog collaborator, will play a concert of the composer’s organ music; tickets are at a 50% discount for main concert ticket holders.

http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=8740

‘Moondog was as recognisable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building’ – New York Times

‘Wonderful music: strange, jaunty, sad, eerie, virtuosic, maddeningly catchy’ – The Independent

Tickets from:
www.barbican.org.uk/
020 7638 8891