In 2014, we tore up the choral music rule book and created Polyphony Down the Pub, taking Renaissance music to a different level.
Today, in 2016, we’re collecting up the remaining fragments of the rule book and putting them through the shredder, as we launch a brand new initiative, taking this music even deeper!
After weeks of planning and preparation, we’re incredibly excited to announce
Polyphony in da Club
our residency at Slap, the über-cool Bermondsey dance venue and all-round hipster-zone.
The club’s owner, entrepeneuse and Eurofunk DJ April Scherz, heard us on Radio 3 at Christmas and invited us to do a test night earlier this year.
None of us could have predicted the reaction that we got from the dubstep-loving crowd down at Slap – it seems that counterpoint and modal harmonies at 140 bpm are what these millennials have been crying out for!
Have a listen here to just how sick we sounded:
I hope you’re as excited about this as I am – I think it’s potentially a real game changer for 16th Century choral music and I’d love you all to be part of this new chapter in the genre’s development.
If you’d like to find out more about it, see here.
Cheers
Kevin
Polyphony Down the Pub 
Nice one! 😉
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Very clever, you actually had me there – for about thirty seconds!
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Da Club – so sick! I volunteer the Lovekyn Crumhorn Consort as house band!
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Made me smile Kevin. You never know? One day this might just happen.
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Nice one Kevin!
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Niiiiiiiice…
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April is in my mistress’ face, or something like that.
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Just under the wire!
Let’s big it up for da Man, Kevo, innit.
With best wishes
Peter Tel: 07961 915591
On 1 April 2016 at 11:37, Polyphony Down the Pub wrote:
> K O’Neill posted: “In 2014, we tore up the choral music rule book and > created Polyphony Down the Pub, taking Renaissance music to a different > level. Today, in 2016, we’re collecting up the remaining fragments of the > rule book and putting them through the shredder, as we la” >
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Hahaha yer got me for one!
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Brilliant wind-up!
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Love it Kevin. Pity it wasn’t true.
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What do you mean “wind up”? I know the manager of the best hotel on the island of San Seriffe, and he thinks it a whizz of an idea!
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