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singing bowl orchestra Liverpool, UK
The Singing Bowl Orchestra is a contemporary music ensemble that uses collections of Tibetan singing bowls to create dense microtonal soundscapes. The bowls use very simple playing techniques that allow professional musicians, amateurs and even people with no previous musical experience to perform modern compositions. ... more
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