Robert Bruce's 'Blues Hologram' Debut Concert to Play at Art Gallery Of Hamilton
Tanenbaun Pavilion will be the first public presentation of this highly-polished group's most intriguing musical style and sound - combined with their unique format of performing each song or musical composition to a specially-produced short film. Certainly one of the most striking aspects of their multimedia concert performance is how seamlessly integrated the music and visuals are and how they together create a very tangible singular effect.
Although the June 6 concert which will feature the group's elegant and hauntingly beautiful vocal duets and solos and several reflective piano interludes, is Blues Hologram's first, they have recorded already - including 4 songs that are featured in Robert Bruce's first full-length feature film "Love Bonds" which is now in the final stages of post-production and will be premiering in the coming months.
Blues Hologram is: Robert Bruce, composer/pianist; Martina Aswani, mezzo-soprano; and Amy Dodington, soprano - will be joined on June 6 by Hamilton percussionist Dave Simpson, who has performed and recorded with Robert Bruce many times since 2008.
What: Blues Hologram - Debut Concert
Where: Art Gallery of Hamilton - Tanenbaum Pavilion, 123 King Street West, Hamilton
When: Wednesday, June 6, 2018 - 7:30 pm (doors at 7:00)
Tickets: $20 available at the door or pre-purchase via PayPal at www.robertbrucemusic.com

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