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We had a super time at Cambridge Folk Festival - all of our performers did us proud! Just catching our breath and we'll be ready for our Autumn season which starts on
1st September with an OPEN STAGE evening.
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16th September. ANNUAL FOLK DAY
3.00pm - 6.00pm SINGAROUND in Alexandra Gardens (If wet at the NCI)
7.00pm - 10.00pm FOLK DAY CONCERT featuring
Barbara Wibbelmann,
Simon George Kelso
Maisie Blades
There will also be songs and tunes from other local musicians and singers and all the proceeds will be shared equally between NCPCC and 'Talking in Tune'
Admission: £10 on the door; tickets available in advance (£9.00) from https://www.wegottickets.com/event/474725
20th October KIT HAWES & AARON CATLOW
Exhilarating, fleet-fingered acoustic visit Cambridge as part of UK tour.
Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow have worked with many artists including Seth Lakeman, Afro Celt Sound system, Yola Carter, Mad Dog Mcrea, Sheelanagig and Roni Size to name a few but what unites them is a passion for folk music. They draw on their many influences to created unique arrangements of traditional song and tunes, as well as their own compositions. The live show is a musical journey through Europe and beyond; combining dazzling playing with a fine sense of musicality and showmanship.
Kit Hawes and Aaron Catlow's debut album The Fox has been received with critical acclaim. It explores the relationship between fiddle, guitar and voice, using the fertile ground of the traditional music of the British Isles as its starting point. The product of decades of musical experience, the track listing combines self penned tunes and folk tales, all intricately arranged and heartfelt.
“Reminiscent of Martin Carthy and the late Dave Swarbrick and I can give them no higher accolade" Mark Radcliffe BBC Radio 2 Folk Show
“The pair demonstrate an eclectic approach that lifts them head and shoulders above the rest” Acoustic Magazine
Music starts at 7.30pm, admission on the door £8.00 or in advance (£7.00) from
