“This second evening of Adam Bohman’s residency is another sandwich. Between two slices of deeply researched media adumbration is an oboe-led pousée into the heart of free chamber music.”

The BBC specialise in dramatisations of neglected texts. Through the use of what might be termed ‘foley effects’ they seek to re-animate material from literature, tv & film. In preparation for this evening, there will be much to do: the crisping of the linen, the deep draughts of Botot water, the brushing up of their Italian. All this to ensure that the performance will not go pyriform.

Richard Crow, Adam Bohman and Jonathan Bohman are the names behind this most suggestive of acronyms. Their association dates from the early 1980s, when they kept a wary eye on the Cockpit Theatre from the confines of The Duke of York. The initial artistic venture was Diastolic Murmurs, the duo of Adam and Crow (see Thursday). Jonathan held out until the 2010s. Away from the A&E room of rock’n’roll, the nurturing nipple of jazz and even the cagoule of folk, they follow their own somewhat skewed muse.

Not so fresh from Bury St Edmunds, Duvel Mortgage are traversing England on their knees, with their special brand of country music keeping the score as they begin to investigate 'The Chalcotribe Mysteries'. In an imagined long-lost episode of Thriller, what rupestrian patterns are being re-traced from the chthonic dream world? Enter: Actor Toby Jones, whom the trio are welcoming with a specially written intervention, a denizen of the parish roused by the incessant scraping. Tracing a fine line between elemental terrors and brass rubbings, these sacred arts can rub you up the wrong way. What price, rest?

Ensemble Trip-tik (Adam Bohman, Adrian Northover, Catherine Pluygers) formed in 2004. The members met through playing with the London Improvisers Orchestra. Each player brings their unique experience from different sound worlds to the group. Adam Bohman has spent many years at the cutting edge of experimental sonic arts, Catherine Pluygers is a renowned classical oboist, specializing in performances of contemporary composition. Adrian Northover has worked with improvisation in a myriad of forms,from jazz to Indian classical music, through to free improvisation.