Pulstar - A Tribute to Vangelis

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Four years on from the passing of one of electronic music’s most iconic and prolific composers, Vangelis, electronic artist Richard Anthony Bean will be performing an immersive sound and light show ‘Pulstar – Live’ at the Anglican Chapel.  Recreating music from across Vangelis’ career including Chariots of Fire and Blade Runner, along with original music inspired by Vangelis’.

Composer and artist Richard Anthony Bean has been performing for over 30 years with his music inspired by the greats of electronic music, including Vangelis and Jean-Michel Jarre.  His recent shows explored the world of the Ancient Greeks following the release of his Twelve Olympians trilogy of albums.

Wheelchair accessible toilets are available at the Anglican Chapel.

There are uneven pathways throughout London Road Cemetery.