Ketton
Showtime
Programme
2019-20
At
the Northwick Arms, Ketton PE9 3TA
8
pm with doors open from 7.30 pm
Show
+ Evening meal £20 – bookings 01780 720 238
Friday
6th
September Trio Durand Millet Raillard
These
are a group of young French musicians (bagpipes, violin, guitar) from
Morvan region. They mainly explore a repertoire of traditional music
from Central France from which they create modern, dynamic and
original arrangements. Their repertoire comes mainly from
traditional music of their home region of Morvan – Auxois.
Friday
11th
October Paspatou – World Music
Paspatou
create a unique and eclectic world music mix on a dazzling array of
instruments, including fiddle, bouzouki, flutes, keyboards, whistles,
saxes, drums and weird pieces of kitchen plumbing. They fuse
traditional music from Eastern Europe, India, and Ireland ranging
from the eccentric beats of Balkan dance music to sinuous Irish airs
and Indian ragas. The 4-piece band are festival regulars and have
played at Glastonbury and Stamford's Riverside Festival. Graham Dale
on flutes, sax, keyboards, homemade blowing things,Graham Starkie on
mandola, bass, Miriam Forbes on violin, and Jay Goldmark on guitar,
bass and drums.
Friday
1st November Jonny Kerry Quartet
The
Jonny Kerry Quartet is an acoustic ensemble inspired by Gypsy Jazz,
New Musette, Classical and Tango music. The quartet performs dynamic
and lyrical arrangements of both standards and original compositions
that draw upon diverse international rhythms and musical idioms. The
Quartet is led by accordionist Jonny Kerry and completed with
guitarists Harry Diplock, Ducato Piotrowski & Mike Green on
double bass. The band is made up of some of the UK's top musicians in
the genre who have performed at hundreds of events throughout the UK.
Friday
6th
December Steve Bean and two poets
This concert includes classical guitarist Steve Bean and two local poets. Steve Bean is a professional classical guitarist. His playing style is
predominantly classical with a Flamenco influence, and he continues
to learn and develop all aspects of his craft, incorporating classical with traditional Spanish and Mexican styles. His repertoire
is varied and encompasses compositions by artists as wide-ranging as
Vivaldi and John Williams to more popular pieces by The Beatles,
Queen and Lady Gaga.
Friday
3rd
January Trois Pas d'Ici
Our
annual New Year French dance introduces a great new trio from France
in one of the country's oldest public ballrooms. Trois Pas d'Ici is
three young women playing wonderful traditional music from Poitou, as
well as the Auvergne and Sweden. With two driving fiddles and
diatonic accordion, they produce some great dance music including
couple and circle dances such as bourées, mazurka, scottish, valse,
etc. And to top it all they also sing in harmony for dancing. As they
say “hear our strings (vocal and steel), bellows, keys and bow.”
with Nina Lachia and Marie Peyrat both on violin and Lucile Marsac on
diatonic accordion, as well as voices and bellows.
at
Stamford Arts Centre
£10 (£8 Conc.) Booking - Stamford Arts Centre 01780 763203
19:30
Workshop. 20:30 pm Bal
https://soundcloud.com/3pdc
Friday
7th
February One Voice, One Cello and a Mad Belgian
One
Voice, One Cello & A Mad Belgian is a unique collaboration
between jazz-cellist and singer/songwriter Rupert Gillett and soprano
saxophonist, melodeon player and singer/songwriter Jennifer El
Gammal. They delve into jazz, rock, folk, pop and more using only a
cello, soprano sax and voice, while at the same time singing songs
about robots, space invaders, bogey men and other serious issues of
the day.
Rupert
was a featured artist at the prestigious New Directions Cello
Festival in Cologne, Germany. He also regularly performs in a number
of ensembles such as Dai & the Ramblers (Ace Records),
She'Koyokh, The London Klezmer Quartet and many more. Jennifer's
musical projects include the modern jazz trio Uživati and the unique
folk band Virevoltes, featuring melodeon, celtic harp and percussion.
Friday
6th
March The Shackleton Trio
A
highly original and energetic musical force just as likely to move
you to tears as to move you to your feet. Frequently referred to as
one of the hardest working bands on the scene, The Shackleton Trio is
gaining significant UK and International exposure, becoming an in
demand name on the folk circuit. 2018 saw plays on Mark Radcliffe's
Radio 2 Folk Show, an appearance on Cambridge Folk Festival's main
stage alongside a host of UK and European festivals and international
tours. The Shackleton Trio are Georgia Shackleton (fiddle, vocals),
Aaren Bennett (guitar) and Nic Zuppardi (mandolin).
Friday
3rd April Idumea
Idumea is an international string quartet specializing in traditional Appalachian folk music played with a chamber music aesthetic influenced by minimalism. Mix fabulous string playing with beautiful harmonized singing and the result is a sound which is as high and lonesome as it is symphonic. Blending tradition, experimentation, and sheer nonsense in roughly equal measure, the Idumea Quartet deconstruct and reconstruct Appalachian folk music, drawing strong influencxes from Minimalism and experimental music.
The
Idumea Quartet is: Jane Rothfield and Ewan Macdonald on fiddle, Becka
Wolfe on viola, Nathan Bontrager on cello.
Idumea is an international string quartet specializing in traditional Appalachian folk music played with a chamber music aesthetic influenced by minimalism. Mix fabulous string playing with beautiful harmonized singing and the result is a sound which is as high and lonesome as it is symphonic. Blending tradition, experimentation, and sheer nonsense in roughly equal measure, the Idumea Quartet deconstruct and reconstruct Appalachian folk music, drawing strong influencxes from Minimalism and experimental music.
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