Name: Grace Smith Trio
Start: 2024-11-15T19:30:00+00:00
End: 2024-11-15T21:30:00+00:00
Location: Tansley Village Hall

A Live & Local concert with the Grace Smith Trio https://gracesmithtrio.com/.
Seats £12.50 are on sale from Ticket Source (https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/tansleyvillagehall or use the QR code).
Ticket Source will charge 98p (7.8%) for each seat purchased.
Customers can choose their own seats at any of 11 tables. There will be 6 tables for up to 6 people, 3 tables for up to 8 people and 2 tables for up to 4, as shown on our seating plan at Ticket Source.
Wheelchair users should buy seats only on the right-hand side of tables 5, 7, 9 and 11.
Cabaret style, seating four, six and eight to a table. 68 seats in total.
As part of our super service, ticket buyers can cancel seats themselves if they wish to (receiving a refund for their seats - not the booking charges) without needing to ask us or Ticket Source.
BYO drinks and snacks. No bar. You are welcome to use our glasses and bowls for your snacks, free of charge.
This wonderful Trio, features Grace Smith (fiddle/viola), Sam Partridge (concertina/guitar) and Bevan Morris (double bass), who play instrumental folk music. They are passionate about reimagining traditional tunes from the folk archive and performing new music inspired by this repertoire. They are excited to share their music and the stories behind it and the trio smoothly weave the context and history of this repertoire with their intricate musical expertise.
Wielding the distinct voices of fiddle, concertina and double bass, the Grace Smith Trio brings together three like-minded musicians to create one dynamic and expressive musical dialogue. Acclaimed fiddle and viola player Grace Smith is joined by Sam Partridge (Concertina, Electric Guitar) and Bevan Morris (Double Bass) in this innovative ensemble, which offers a fresh take on folk. Drawing deeply from tradition, whilst also expanding their repertoire with new melodies of their own, the Grace Smith Trio explores the boundaries of what folk can be. Bellows, bow and bass come together to mesmerising effect, with music that will stay with you long after you finish listening.
This music has travelled and evolved, and an intimate setting such as a village hall really works well to build a connection between audience and performer. A beautiful, unforgettable show which audiences will love.
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