Brass music concert 'Sounding Brass', led by Ed Tinline, at the Salisbury Recorded Music Society.
Sounding Brass are playing The Georgian Room on Monday 25 January, hosted by the Salisbury Recorded Music Society. The ensemble is led by Ed Tinline, who'll be bringing the brass section to the society's regular meeting night.
If you're not familiar with the organisers, the Salisbury Recorded Music Society is a group of music enthusiasts who meet once a fortnight to listen to recordings and widen their knowledge of the classical repertoire. It's a listening society rather than a performance club, so the usual format is about hearing a recording and talking it through with other people who love the stuff. This night is a bit different, with a live brass ensemble taking centre stage instead of a record.
That puts the brass section right at the front of the evening. Sounding Brass, with Ed Tinline leading, will be the main feature, so you'll be hearing the instruments live in the room rather than through the speakers. It's a good chance to hear that particular sound up close, especially if you're usually more of a listener than a concert-goer.
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The venue is The Georgian Room, the society's home in St Ann Street. It's tucked away at the rear of 6-8 St Ann Street, with the entrance at the back via Friary Lane, which runs off St Ann's Street. It's a small, focused space that suits the society's way of doing things. The evening runs from 7.30pm to 9.30pm on Monday 25 January.
