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The Experimental Music Collective A Jam session/workshop promoting creative improvisation and the fusion of eclectic musical styles

‘The Experimental Music Collective’ at Open Minds Cafe Bar

- an evening workshop of jamming, sharing music and creative improvisation, that takes place
The evening is loosely based around the concept of exploring and fusing as many musical and artistic genres as participants wish to bring to the workshop. Emphasis is on working and listening as a group, experimentation, diversity and sharing cr

eative experiences. It is open to anyone wishing to come down, drop in and join in, whatever area of creative arts they are interested or work in. This includes visual/audio-visual artists, poets, dancers, actors etc. who feel they could participate/contribute in their particular field of expression. The evening takes place on the first floor of the Open Minds bar

Power is available for amplifiers, keyboards, computers etc and it is advised that anyone wanting amplification should bring their own. The emphasis is on relaxing, meeting people, letting go and enjoying being creative.

20/01/2015

The Experimental Music Collective re-lauches on thursday 29th January 2015 at a new venue - 'Open Minds' cafe bar in central Carlisle.
The Bar is at the top of Lowther Arcade, near to 'Outrageous'.
The Collective will take place on the first floor from about 8.30pm.
Future dates will be confirmed though it is likely it will be every two weeks or possibly once a month.

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The Experimental Music Collective VJ night 2009. Part 5
The Experimental Music Collective VJ night 2009. Part 5

The Experimental Music Collective at the Source Arts Cafe, Carlisle. Featuring Barry Cox (synth/djembe), Ian Beal (guitar), Dave the Flute (banana), Funky Ape (synths/loops) and Ed Cooper (visuals)

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