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WEDNESDAY 11th MARCH REG MEUROSS

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 Award-winning singer-songwriter Reg Meuross, introduced at the Royal Albert Hall by Mike Harding as ‘one of this country’s finest’, is a true modern troubadour and one of the most respected voices in contemporary English folk. With a beautiful tenor voice and a catalogue of songs that span compassion, social justice, history and humanity, he has captivated audiences for decades across the UK, Europe, North America and the Antipodes. Reg’s performances are a masterclass in musical storytelling. Accompanying himself mainly on guitar, with occasional harmonica, tenor guitar, banjo and dulcimer, he draws listeners into the heart and soul of his songs with consistently spellbinding performances.

‘A mighty songwriter and an equally fine singer’ (Martin Carthy)

‘…assured a place in the pantheon of great folk songwriters of our time’ (David Kidman, The Living Tradition)

‘Classic, with echoes of early Dylan, Tom Paxton and Leonard Cohen’ (The Guardian)

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  • 8.30pm start (doors open 8.00pm)

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  • Entry: £12.00 (£10.00 members,  £6.00 under 18s and students)

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WEDNESDAY 8th APRIL PATAKAS

Joe and Will Sartin, the talented brothers behind the assured folk duo Patakas, are rapidly making a name for themselves on the folk scene. They bring driving rhythms and innovative harmony to their fresh interpretations of traditional music and their own original tunes and songs. With Will’s dexterous mandolin, bouzouki and fiddle playing and Joe’s expressive guitar and strong vocals, the duo creates a captivating and heartfelt acoustic sound, rooted in the tradition of music-making that runs through the core of their family.

‘Skilful and innovative..Joe Sartin’s vocals are strong and clear, Will’s mandolin dexterous and fluid.’ Folk Radio

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  • 8.30pm start (doors open 8.00pm)

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  • Entry: £12.00 (£10.00 members,  £6.00 under 18s and students)

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WEDNESDAY 13th MAY NARTHEN

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Narthen are Jo Freya, Fi Fraser, Sarah Matthews and Doug Eunson. They present an orchestra of sound between them via whistles, sax, fiddles, viola, hammer dulcimer, accordion and hurdy-gurdy as well as four magnificent voices. They perform a wide range of tunes and songs from the traditional to modern, expressing the material through vocal harmony and their large variety of instruments. There’s a huge amount of warmth and humour in every show from four people who together create a new sound.

'The strength of the musicianship of all the band’s members is clear. There is great diversity, all performed with confidence and surety. There is humour too.’ (Essex Folk News)

‘There were amazing harmonies from Narthen’ (Dartmoor Folk Festival)

'The mighty Narthen’ (Oxford Folk Week)

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  • 8.30pm start (doors open 8.00pm)

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  • Entry: £12.00 (£10.00 members,  £6.00 under 18s and students)

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