Bromyard Music Sessions

Location: Huntingdon Hall
Date: Friday 5th July
Time: 8pm
Price: £13.50

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One of the most innovative acoustic guitarists in the UK today, Gordon Giltrap has developed his own unique style, much copied, but never bettered.

With over 40 years in the business, Gordon will satisfy fans with his best-loved hits, as well as explaining the history of his many different guitars.

Be prepared for beautiful compositions that cross all musical genres, wit, charm and unbelievable talent. Well known for his collaborations with other artists and his work for both the BBC and commercial television, Heartsong is instantly recognised as the theme for the holiday programme.

Gordon continues to delight his audiences and no two concerts are ever the same. He continues to compose and record new material with his album Shining Morn released in 2010 to critical acclaim and his current project with Oliver Wakeman going from strength to strength.

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Location: Huntingdon Hall
Date: Friday 7th June
Time: 8pm
Price: £16 (£14.50 Concessions)

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An entire festival in two hours.

Joe Broughton set up this incredible band 16 years ago. Long before the current trend of big folk band line-ups and crazy folk fusions this band were drawing on influences of folk, funk, classical, ska, reggae, jazz, hip-hop and everything in between.

Not only is the live performance of this 45 piece band (or funky orchestra should we say?!) second to none, you will most likely see the stars of tomorrow. Joe has taught Jim Moray, Sam Sweeney, Katriona Gilmore, The Old Dance School, Jack McNeill and Charlie Heys to name just a few.

The Conservatoire Folk Ensemble is forever changing, always unique and has an energy and power that is unrivalled; it has to be seen to be believed. Using players from the prestigious Birmingham Conservatoire ensures that the standard of musicianship is top drawer and being led by folk fiddler Joe Broughton (Urban Folk Quartet, Albion Band) means the music has the feel of a spontaneous folk orchestra and a show that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

If you are fully fledged folk fan, lover of any good music or just looking for a fantastic night out we guarantee that this is the gig for you. It also comes highly recommended for inspiring young musicians!