Turner Sims are delighted to present the first concerts as part of the exciting Turner Sims Future Producers Scheme, a pilot programme coordinated by Turner Sims with the University’s Department of Music.
The first-ever Future Producers Scheme has offered a unique opportunity for students to produce and present professional music activities at the concert hall. The successful applicants have benefitted from support, mentoring and guidance from industry professionals as they acquire hands-on experience in all aspects of music promotion.
As part of the scheme, this year’s participants have been working on two concerts, which are taking place at Turner Sims on Sunday 13 February and Monday 14 February.
Unwinding | An afternoon with Maz O’Connor – Sunday 13 February, 15:00
A millennial meeting of Joni Mitchell and Kate Bush, Maz O’Connor’s songs are short stories, combining acoustic instruments, folk imagery, and electronic soundscapes. She is supported by acapella trio Polly Gone Wrong, a rich musical experience of intricate vocal harmonies, textured layers, and improvisation.
You can book your ticket on the Turner Sims website.
UoS Music presents: Unwinding | Students Past and Present – Monday 14 February, 13:00
Expect a focus on the self at Turner Sims this Valentine’s Day, with a free lunchtime concert featuring the stunning talents of Music graduate Kitty O’Neal with her project March, and Music student Talia Pearce with music from their debut EP Lavender.
You can book your free ticket on the Turner Sims website.
If you would like to find out more about the Turner Sims Future Producers Scheme and meet this year’s student producers, go to the Turner Sims website. You can also browse Turner Sims’ full programme of concerts.
Turner Sims Future Producers Scheme is supported by Arts Council England and University of Southampton.
