ELIZA MARSHALL

 
Eternal Birth - Eliza Marshall World-renowned flautist and composer (and a founder of folk supergroup Ranagri) Eliza Marshall steps forward solo with debut album Eternal Birth – a deeply personal work exploring cycles of life, legacy and connection to the natural world.
Drawing on a rich palette of flutes, whistles and bansuri, alongside subtle electronics, percussion and spoken word, Eliza creates a cinematic, transportive live experience that moves between the intimate and the expansive. Rooted in global traditions but shaped through a contemporary lens, her performances resonate across folk, classical and world music audiences.
Developed through recordings in both the UK and Senegal, Eternal Birth carries a sense of place, movement and story - this is an invitation into a grounded yet atmospheric and otherworldly live musical experience.Eliza has toured internationally with Peter Gabriel’s New Blood Orchestra, recorded with Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, First Aid Kit and The White Stripes, at the BBC Proms with Florence and The Machine, as a soloist on Hollywood soundtracks including Disney’s Mufasa, Ridley Scott’s Prometheus and Robin Hood. ***** “ground-breaking august virtuosity” RnR**** “exquisite flute” Songlines“rich and rewarding” At The Barrier “Mesmerizing” World Music Central 
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