Magical in-the-moment music from a virtuoso duo.
The Ciderhouse Rebellion, the original folk improvisers, are violinist Adam Summerhayes and accordionist Murray Grainger. Every performance they give is a spontaneous act of composition - music created entirely in the moment, never to be repeated.
The pair specialise in creating music in the moment, based on traditional tunes or their own compositions – often springing from a single note, key, time signature, or emotion. It’s this unusually improvisatory focus that is uniquely magical. Their quest is to create music with no conscious thought between conception and playing – always searching for the unexpected and the possibility to create a deep sonic narrative that transports the audience.
Audiences across genres consistently describe being carried and transported, often calling their shows the best concerts of their lives. Whether in concert halls, folk festivals, or intimate spaces, the reaction is the same: complete immersion
Sunday 3rd May, 8pm £15 (doors7.30)
Cash/card on the door or in advance
www.wegottickets.com/wateryeatvillagehall - no booking fee
Café/table seating. No bar, bring your own drinks and nibbles
www.e-voice.org.uk/wyvh www.facebook.com/wateryeatvillagehall/
www.theciderhouserebellion.com
