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Caldo de Outono is a performance by Nuno Marques and Luís Brum on São Miguel on Saturday 14 November. Marques gives a sonic reading of John Cage's text Where Are We Eating? and What Are We Eating? with his voice, while Brum plays flutes and an oscilloscope. Afterwards the audience shares a community soup, and the evening turns into conversation about food, art and the people around the table. Experimental and small in scale: for people curious about sound art, and a rare chance to sit down with residents over a bowl of soup.
On São Miguel; the listing does not give the venue, so check the source page for where and when.
Pictures need no translation, so this is a culture stop that works without Portuguese.
For families who live here or children who follow Portuguese; visitors without the language will get little from it.
A neighbourly autumn feast for St Martin in a small village on the far eastern tip of São Miguel.
Medieval chant meets new composition in a quiet programme built around a Mass for peace.