LOOM Live Recital
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LOOM Live Recital

Aug 26, 2026 17:00 - 17:45 The Early Music Shop – Snape Maltings Showroom, Bradford 46 Views
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The LOOM Live Recital is one of the exciting performances in The Early Music Shop's 2026 recital programme, taking place on 26 August 2026 at the renowned Snape Maltings showroom in Suffolk. This unique concert presents an imaginative collaboration between recorder player Olivia Petryszak and percussionist Jonno Gaze, bringing together folk traditions, experimental sounds and improvisation in an engaging live performance.

The Early Music Shop has become one of the UK's leading destinations for early music enthusiasts, performers and educators. Its recital series offers audiences an opportunity to experience exceptional live performances in an intimate environment while celebrating historical and contemporary interpretations of early music.

Discover a Fresh Musical Experience

Unlike traditional classical concerts, LOOM explores a fascinating blend of musical styles. Drawing inspiration from traditional folk melodies, experimental compositions and spontaneous improvisation, the duo creates entirely new musical landscapes.

The combination of recorder and percussion produces a rich variety of textures and rhythms that surprise and delight listeners throughout the performance. Every piece demonstrates creativity while respecting the traditions of historical instruments.

Outstanding Performers

Olivia Petryszak is recognised for her expressive recorder performances and innovative musical collaborations. Together with percussionist Jonno Gaze, the duo creates immersive performances that challenge expectations and introduce audiences to fresh interpretations of early music.

Their performance combines technical excellence with artistic freedom, making each recital unique and memorable.

An Intimate Concert Setting

The recital takes place at The Early Music Shop showroom within the famous Snape Maltings complex. The venue provides excellent acoustics, comfortable seating and a welcoming atmosphere where audiences can appreciate every musical detail.

Following the recital, visitors are invited to enjoy complimentary refreshments and meet fellow music enthusiasts, creating an enjoyable social experience alongside the concert.

Educational Value

Students, teachers and performers will gain valuable insight into:

  • Recorder performance techniques
  • Creative ensemble collaboration
  • Improvisation in historical instruments
  • Contemporary interpretations of early music
  • Musical communication between performers

Watching professional musicians perform in such a close setting offers inspiration for learners of every ability.

Why Attend?

Visitors will benefit from:

  • Free admission
  • Professional live musicians
  • Innovative musical programme
  • Friendly atmosphere
  • Excellent venue
  • Educational inspiration
  • Opportunity to meet fellow enthusiasts
  • Refreshments after the performance
  • Authentic early music environment
  • Memorable cultural experience

Whether you are an experienced musician or attending your first early music recital, LOOM offers an engaging and accessible introduction to creative live performance.

Supporting Early Music

The Early Music Shop continues its commitment to preserving historical music while encouraging innovative artistic collaborations. Events like LOOM demonstrate how traditional instruments remain relevant in modern performance, connecting centuries of musical heritage with contemporary creativity.

The recital series supports performers, educators and audiences by making high-quality musical experiences freely available to everyone interested in early music.

Wrapping Up

LOOM Live Recital promises an inspiring evening that combines artistry, innovation and historical tradition. The collaboration between recorder and percussion creates a distinctive musical experience unlike conventional concerts, making it an ideal event for anyone interested in live performance, creativity and early music culture.

With free admission, a welcoming atmosphere and exceptional musicianship, this recital is an excellent opportunity to discover new sounds while enjoying one of the United Kingdom's most respected early music venues.

Key Event Highlights

  • Live performance by LOOM featuring recorder and percussion.
  • Innovative blend of folk, experimental and improvised music.
  • Historically inspired performance in an intimate recital setting.
  • Complimentary refreshments served after the recital.
  • Free admission with no advance booking required.

Venue & Location Info

The Early Music Shop – Snape Maltings Showroom

Snape Maltings Concert Hall Complex, Snape, Saxmundham, Suffolk IP17 1SP, United Kingdom , Bradford

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Timings
Aug 26, 2026
17:00 - 17:45 (BST (UTC+01:00))
Entry Fees
Free Admission
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Event Type
Other
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Estimated Turnout & Audience
Musicians, Classical music lovers, Recorder players, Music students, Arts enthusiasts
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