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Wednesday 9th October | 2024 | 7pm - 8pm
University Hall
Pay What You Can
Nottingham Trent University is delighted to open their 2024/25 season with a performance from Nottingham-based quartet MUHA. Pay what you decide and join them for an hour of music that combines the melodic beauty of Eastern European folklore, North Indian Kathak rhythms, and Cuban beats – rooted in the Slavonic tradition but cultured from the world.
MUHA's musicians come from different walks of life, combining their expertise to create a unique sound. The band formed in 2004 when singer/songwriter Iryna Muha met guitarist Dmitry Fedotov. Together with Louise Clements on bass/kathak vocals and Nikki Mckenzie playing percussion, MUHA offers an enthralling fusion of Slavonic-rooted music enhanced with rhythms and global folklore narratives.
Performance information
Doors: 6.30 pm
Performance: 7 pm
Running time: 1 hour
Age guidance: 7+, under 14s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+
Concert format and pricing
Our hour-long, bite-sized concerts are an ideal introduction to different genres of music – and with a recommended ticket price, you decide what you pay. Tickets are general admission with no reserved seating, so please ensure you tell the venue about any access requirements for you or your party at the time of booking.
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