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The evening will be opened by acclaimed duo Saul Rose (War Horse) and Maclaine Colston
Cider With Molly cast their evocative magic over songs born of tradition. From the misty beauties of Mo Bhuachaillín Donn to the joyous race of Murphy’s Running Dog – their hugely exciting collaboration showcases undeniable talent with electrifying performances.
Masters of improvisation The Ciderhouse Rebellion (accordionist Murray Grainger and fiddle player Adam Summerhayes) are joined by stellar Irish singer Molly Donnery ( The Haar) in the first of a series of ‘Cider with…’ projects creating incredible albums (debut out Autumn 2023) alongside national and international tours.
Already acclaimed in their own rights (multiple FATEA awards and championed by the likes of Phil Beer, BBC Radio 3, and FRUK) the new trio draw listeners into the very heart of the music with each performance being uniquely magical in its improvisatory focus. There’s something quite special about Cider With Molly and many in the scene seem to agree after prestigious live shows at venues such as London’s Green Note and Birmingham’s Kitchen Garden.
With exquisite playing from Summerhayes and Grainger, Molly Donnery’s vocals have found a creative match that is truly spellbinding – as their live shows and recent YouTube video demonstrate.
“Intimate stuff, drawing listeners into the very heart of the music. Each performance is uniquely magical in its improvisatory focus” – The Birmingham Press
Two outstanding duos:
NA-MARA
It is far too long since we last welcomed Rob Garcia and Paul McNamara to the club. With Rob's mandolin, mandola, classical guitar and vocals and Paul's guitars and vocals, Na-Mara are quintessential folk performers.
"One of today's leading folk ballad duos on the British Folk Scene." - Michael Moll, Folk World
Described by Folk London as "elegant and skilled musicians". They perform in venues and festivals across the UK as well as in France, Germany, Spain and China. They have featured in broadcasts on BBC Radio 4 and a host of local radio stations. Their music includes self-penned songs; traditional songs from the British Isles; their own translations of songs from the Breton, French and Quebecois traditions; and tunes from Brittany, France and Spain.
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DARIA KULESH + TRISTAN SEUME
Daria started her folk performance career in this country at Uxbridge Folk Club,, after emigrating from Russia, and has gone from strength to strength ever since. With her striking voice and strong Russian and Ingush heritage, Daria Kulesh offers her audiences a thoroughly engaging, entertaining and enchanting experience.
“One of the finest voices and one of the most intriguing and interesting songwriters on the present folk scene”. - Mike Harding
Daria will be accompanied by Tristan Seume. As a soloist, accompanist, writer and session musician, Tristan Seume is one of the UK’s leading acoustic guitarists. Tristan also plays guitar and bouzouki for multiple BBC folk award winning singer, Jackie Oates in her band, appearing at arts centres and festivals across Europe
The evening will be opened by acclaimed duo Saul Rose (War Horse) and Maclaine Colston
The evening will be opened by acclaimed duo Saul Rose (War Horse) and Maclaine Colston
Two outstanding duos:
NA-MARA
It is far too long since we last welcomed Rob Garcia and Paul McNamara to the club. With Rob's mandolin, mandola, classical guitar and vocals and Paul's guitars and vocals, Na-Mara are quintessential folk performers.
"One of today's leading folk ballad duos on the British Folk Scene." - Michael Moll, Folk World
Described by Folk London as "elegant and skilled musicians". They perform in venues and festivals across the UK as well as in France, Germany, Spain and China. They have featured in broadcasts on BBC Radio 4 and a host of local radio stations. Their music includes self-penned songs; traditional songs from the British Isles; their own translations of songs from the Breton, French and Quebecois traditions; and tunes from Brittany, France and Spain.
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DARIA KULESH + TRISTAN SEUME
Daria started her folk performance career in this country at Uxbridge Folk Club,, after emigrating from Russia, and has gone from strength to strength ever since. With her striking voice and strong Russian and Ingush heritage, Daria Kulesh offers her audiences a thoroughly engaging, entertaining and enchanting experience.
“One of the finest voices and one of the most intriguing and interesting songwriters on the present folk scene”. - Mike Harding
Daria will be accompanied by Tristan Seume. As a soloist, accompanist, writer and session musician, Tristan Seume is one of the UK’s leading acoustic guitarists. Tristan also plays guitar and bouzouki for multiple BBC folk award winning singer, Jackie Oates in her band, appearing at arts centres and festivals across Europe
Cider With Molly cast their evocative magic over songs born of tradition. From the misty beauties of Mo Bhuachaillín Donn to the joyous race of Murphy’s Running Dog – their hugely exciting collaboration showcases undeniable talent with electrifying performances.
Masters of improvisation The Ciderhouse Rebellion (accordionist Murray Grainger and fiddle player Adam Summerhayes) are joined by stellar Irish singer Molly Donnery ( The Haar) in the first of a series of ‘Cider with…’ projects creating incredible albums (debut out Autumn 2023) alongside national and international tours.
Already acclaimed in their own rights (multiple FATEA awards and championed by the likes of Phil Beer, BBC Radio 3, and FRUK) the new trio draw listeners into the very heart of the music with each performance being uniquely magical in its improvisatory focus. There’s something quite special about Cider With Molly and many in the scene seem to agree after prestigious live shows at venues such as London’s Green Note and Birmingham’s Kitchen Garden.
With exquisite playing from Summerhayes and Grainger, Molly Donnery’s vocals have found a creative match that is truly spellbinding – as their live shows and recent YouTube video demonstrate.
“Intimate stuff, drawing listeners into the very heart of the music. Each performance is uniquely magical in its improvisatory focus” – The Birmingham Press
The evening will be opened by acclaimed duo Saul Rose (War Horse) and Maclaine Colston
The evening will be opened by acclaimed duo Saul Rose (War Horse) and Maclaine Colston
Cider With Molly cast their evocative magic over songs born of tradition. From the misty beauties of Mo Bhuachaillín Donn to the joyous race of Murphy’s Running Dog – their hugely exciting collaboration showcases undeniable talent with electrifying performances.
Masters of improvisation The Ciderhouse Rebellion (accordionist Murray Grainger and fiddle player Adam Summerhayes) are joined by stellar Irish singer Molly Donnery ( The Haar) in the first of a series of ‘Cider with…’ projects creating incredible albums (debut out Autumn 2023) alongside national and international tours.
Already acclaimed in their own rights (multiple FATEA awards and championed by the likes of Phil Beer, BBC Radio 3, and FRUK) the new trio draw listeners into the very heart of the music with each performance being uniquely magical in its improvisatory focus. There’s something quite special about Cider With Molly and many in the scene seem to agree after prestigious live shows at venues such as London’s Green Note and Birmingham’s Kitchen Garden.
With exquisite playing from Summerhayes and Grainger, Molly Donnery’s vocals have found a creative match that is truly spellbinding – as their live shows and recent YouTube video demonstrate.
“Intimate stuff, drawing listeners into the very heart of the music. Each performance is uniquely magical in its improvisatory focus” – The Birmingham Press
Two outstanding duos:
NA-MARA
It is far too long since we last welcomed Rob Garcia and Paul McNamara to the club. With Rob's mandolin, mandola, classical guitar and vocals and Paul's guitars and vocals, Na-Mara are quintessential folk performers.
"One of today's leading folk ballad duos on the British Folk Scene." - Michael Moll, Folk World
Described by Folk London as "elegant and skilled musicians". They perform in venues and festivals across the UK as well as in France, Germany, Spain and China. They have featured in broadcasts on BBC Radio 4 and a host of local radio stations. Their music includes self-penned songs; traditional songs from the British Isles; their own translations of songs from the Breton, French and Quebecois traditions; and tunes from Brittany, France and Spain.
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DARIA KULESH + TRISTAN SEUME
Daria started her folk performance career in this country at Uxbridge Folk Club,, after emigrating from Russia, and has gone from strength to strength ever since. With her striking voice and strong Russian and Ingush heritage, Daria Kulesh offers her audiences a thoroughly engaging, entertaining and enchanting experience.
“One of the finest voices and one of the most intriguing and interesting songwriters on the present folk scene”. - Mike Harding
Daria will be accompanied by Tristan Seume. As a soloist, accompanist, writer and session musician, Tristan Seume is one of the UK’s leading acoustic guitarists. Tristan also plays guitar and bouzouki for multiple BBC folk award winning singer, Jackie Oates in her band, appearing at arts centres and festivals across Europe