Thursday 26 November, 20:00

Julie Campiche

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Julie Campiche’s new solo project takes Virginia Woolf as its starting point to honour women and feminine strength. With harp, voice, electronics and samples she weaves intimate compositions that give musical life to the stories of women—famous or anonymous, from past and present, here and elsewhere. A pioneer of jazz harp, vocalist, composer and sound designer, Campiche blends jazz, classical, electronic and avant‑garde textures to create a sparse, evocative sound world imbued with sorority and quiet power.

Boulevard de Saint-Georges 21,
1205 Geneva
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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