Aurora Percussion Duo
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Aurora Percussion Duo

When

Sunday, 12 July 2026, 14:00 – 15:40

St Mary's in the Market Square

Breadmarket Street, Lichfield, WS13 6LG

Time

14:0015:40

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BOOK TICKETS FOR AURORA PERCUSSION Since 2010, regular Festival visitor Delia Stevens (Kabantu; Stevens & Pound) and Le Yu have made it their mission to redefine the art of percussion. Winners of the 60th Royal Over-Seas League Ensemble Award, Aurora have since received invitations to perform worldwide. Described as ‘superb’ (Financial Times), Aurora’s adrenaline-fuelled concert performances are aurally and visually spectacular, presenting a vast repertoire of music spanning centuries from J. S. Bach to Rimsky-Korsakov’s Flight of the Bumblebee to Gershwin and on to the present day, whilst exploring instruments from the five-octave marimba to the humble egg shaker. Event Sponsor: The Barnard Family We offer a wide range of discounts, including concessions for students, benefits recipients, carers/essential companions, and Under 30s, plus special standby rates for students and under‑25s (ID required). Family pricing applies to selected events. For further details please see Booking Information | Lichfield Festival or ask our Box Office team. BOOK TICKETS FOR AURORA PERCUSSION

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