Duo Destino at Corinium Museum's Hare Gallery in Cirencester

Duo Destino <i>(Image: Corinium Museum)</i>
Duo Destino (Image: Corinium Museum)
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The Corinium Museum's Hare Gallery is set to host a remarkable music event as Duo Destino prepares to take the stage on March 6.

The virtuoso guitarists, Ben Bruant and Will Cashel, are set to deliver an unforgettable night with their unique blend of flamenco, pop, and classical music.

Known for their intricate fingerwork and percussive play, the duo has captivated audiences across England, France, and Spain since their formation at the Royal Academy of Music 14 years ago.

With a promise to offer a fresh perspective on popular tunes, the duo will present their flamenco-style reinterpretations of pop, rock, and classical tunes from the past 40 years.

Compositions from Albeniz to Daft Punk, and Dire Straits to Frankie Valli, will be reimagined, encouraging the audience to reassess familiar tunes.

An evening with Duo Destino is more than just a concert; it's an exploration of musical creativity and an opportunity to witness a distinctive fusion of styles.

This event, promoted by the Corinium Museum, is not to be missed by lovers of innovative, cross-genre music.

For those interested in experiencing this unique musical journey, tickets can be purchased through their website.

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