Monochromatica

Black and white images. Black and white piano keys.

Influenced by early 20th Century newsreel footage, Tynedale audiovisual artist Michael Freeman takes the audience on a mesmerising sensory journey into northern British cities, towns and villages, using original silent video footage accompanied by live piano music.

Book today for the premiere of Monochromatica and join us for what promises to be a very special evening.

Includes post show Q&A

About Michael Freeman 

Growing up, Michael Freeman’s mother sang and played piano and his father did recordings on reel to reel tape. As a result, Michael and his brothers enjoyed experimenting with music and filmmaking in their spare time.

Michael studied Piano & Composition with Olivia Denham at Birmingham Music Studios and later studied Jazz with Keith Tippett at Dartington International Summer School, Gerry Richardson in Newcastle and Michael Garrick (Royal Academy).

He went on to work as Community Music Coordinator at The Maltings in Berwick and went self employed in 2008, delivering workshops and performances at national and international festivals, venues and education centres.

Michael has produced music for television documentaries, radio, dance and theatre companies.