Inspired music

Tes Editorial

3rd October 2003 at 1:00am

The music ensemble Mr McFall's Chamber, which specialises in an eclectic mix of swing, rock, tango and classical music, plans to visit Shetland in February with a new work which combines music and visual arts as a performance piece. It is commissioning Matilda Brown to compose three pieces inspired by Colin Lawson's paintings.www.mcfalls.co.uk

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