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    Bill Thompson: HARPSICHORD:BURNING

    Posted by the doctor in Events (Saturday March 11, 2006)

    11 March 2006. HARPSICHORD:BURNING

    (footdee beach, free) after a performance of electronics and psaltery by james wyness followed by a set with bill thompson and patrick keenan for live electronics and prepared harpsichord (at peacocks visual arts, on 10 March), at footdee beach, aberdeen, 9:30pm there will be an outdoor installation involving the harpsichord, fire, and the tide.

    The tide is anticipated to come in at 11:30 and the installation will be coordinated to conclude with its arrival. Free of course, and please bring plenty of friends, warm clothes and hot drink.

    email bill thompson for more details.

    weather forecast for aberdeen, next 24 hours

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