Dec 10th/11th
Seagull Theatre
Morton Road, Lowestoft
MARTIN CARTHY, JOHN and MARIO, RICHARD GRIANGER, HORSES BRAWL, SKIP & FRIENDS
Workshops, Singarounds/Sessions, Winter Market
Over the weekend of December 10th and 11th - a mini festival at the Seagull Theatre in Lowestoft, in what is hoped will be the first of ongoing events to bring more folk and roots music to the area.
Sat 10th
1pm – Winter Market opens with vintage, arts and crafts stalls
2pm – open singaround/session: bring your instrument/voice and join in (it doesn’t just have to be a folk song)
7.30 – Concert with John Ward and Mario Price, Richard Grainger, Skip and Friends
(also folk in the foyer with the Waveney folk club)
Sun 11th
1pm – Winter Market
2pm – open singaround/session
2pm – bodhran, violin, melodeon, whistle workshops
7.30- Concert with Martin Carthy and Horses Brawl
(also folk in the foyer)
Various tickets available; full weekend (which includes a workshop), 2 concert, or 1 concert and workshop only.
For all info visit http://www.broadroots.co.uk/
Tickets available from The Seagull Theatre 01502 589726 http://www.theseagull.co.uk/
Martin Carthy MBE
`Arguably the greatest English folk song performer, writer, collector and editor of them all' - Q Magazine
A music Legend for 40 years, a major influence on Bob Dylan and Paul Simon and inventor of an entire Guitar style.....what more can we say?
Richard Grainger
Highly engaging singer/songwriter from Teesside regularly touring in Canada, USA, New Zealand.
Also a playwright who’s ‘Eye of the Wind’ was made for the BBC with David Attenborough.
Horses Brawl
Norfolk based group Horses Brawl (Laura Cannell – fiddle & recorders and André Bosman – guitars & Indian harmonium)
unearth fragments of medieval melodies and weave them together with elements
of European folk music into mesmerizing and spellbinding new pieces.
“Virtuoso Magpie Musicians” THE TIMES
Skip & Friends
Three excellent East Anglian musicians who bring together a wealth of experience and a range of musical tastes, taking a fresh look at songs and tunes that have become firm favourites.
Melodeon, Whistle and Guitar
John Ward & Mario Price
Bringing their highly eclectic style back to The Seagull. Original and traditional songs on a variety of instruments, played with passion and subtlety. Acclaimed and enjoyed all over the country and beyond
‘Excellent’ – Folk Roots
Seagull Theatre
Morton Road, Lowestoft
MARTIN CARTHY, JOHN and MARIO, RICHARD GRIANGER, HORSES BRAWL, SKIP & FRIENDS
Workshops, Singarounds/Sessions, Winter Market
Over the weekend of December 10th and 11th - a mini festival at the Seagull Theatre in Lowestoft, in what is hoped will be the first of ongoing events to bring more folk and roots music to the area.
Sat 10th
1pm – Winter Market opens with vintage, arts and crafts stalls
2pm – open singaround/session: bring your instrument/voice and join in (it doesn’t just have to be a folk song)
7.30 – Concert with John Ward and Mario Price, Richard Grainger, Skip and Friends
(also folk in the foyer with the Waveney folk club)
Sun 11th
1pm – Winter Market
2pm – open singaround/session
2pm – bodhran, violin, melodeon, whistle workshops
7.30- Concert with Martin Carthy and Horses Brawl
(also folk in the foyer)
Various tickets available; full weekend (which includes a workshop), 2 concert, or 1 concert and workshop only.
For all info visit http://www.broadroots.co.uk/
Tickets available from The Seagull Theatre 01502 589726 http://www.theseagull.co.uk/
Martin Carthy MBE
`Arguably the greatest English folk song performer, writer, collector and editor of them all' - Q Magazine
A music Legend for 40 years, a major influence on Bob Dylan and Paul Simon and inventor of an entire Guitar style.....what more can we say?
Richard Grainger
Highly engaging singer/songwriter from Teesside regularly touring in Canada, USA, New Zealand.
Also a playwright who’s ‘Eye of the Wind’ was made for the BBC with David Attenborough.
Horses Brawl
Norfolk based group Horses Brawl (Laura Cannell – fiddle & recorders and André Bosman – guitars & Indian harmonium)
unearth fragments of medieval melodies and weave them together with elements
of European folk music into mesmerizing and spellbinding new pieces.
“Virtuoso Magpie Musicians” THE TIMES
Skip & Friends
Three excellent East Anglian musicians who bring together a wealth of experience and a range of musical tastes, taking a fresh look at songs and tunes that have become firm favourites.
Melodeon, Whistle and Guitar
John Ward & Mario Price
Bringing their highly eclectic style back to The Seagull. Original and traditional songs on a variety of instruments, played with passion and subtlety. Acclaimed and enjoyed all over the country and beyond
‘Excellent’ – Folk Roots
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