GOING OUT: TICKET OFFER: REALM OF THE SENSES
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Your support makes all the difference.William Orbit's N-Gram label houses an eclectic collection of musicians and In the Realm of the Senses offers a night with four of its artists: Strange Cargo, singer and cellist Caroline Lavelle, Torch Song and The Electric Chamber. Taking place at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on 20 July, the concert will include celtic-influenced songs and new interpretations of the work of well-known 20th-century composers.
A pair of tickets is on offer to the first three people to call in at the box-office with a copy of today's issue of the Independent. Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Centre, London SE1.
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