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SUMMARY:Churchfitters return to Rosslyn Court
LOCATION:Rosslyn Court
DESCRIPTION:Churchfitters 9-12-26 Churchfitters played at Rosslyn Court in
  December 25 and were so good we immediately booked them again and are put
 ting them on a Wednesday which is all they could do! This will sell put fa
 st so book soon. “ They are the most musically inventive trio that I hav
 e seen in decades ” — Dave PEGG The Churchfitters is a folk band like 
 no other. A double bass made out of a saucepan. Heart-wrenching vocals acc
 ompanied by a musical saw or a glass harp. Foot-stompingly fast fiddle mix
 ed with infectious funk-rock rhythms. And traditional tunes reinvigorated 
 with mesmerising jazz sax. The three virtuoso musicians from England and F
 rance strut their stuff on a stage that bristles with instruments - adding
  flute\, banjo\, dulcimer\, tin whistle\, guitar\, ukulele\, electric hub-
 cap bass-bouzouki and a sackful of percussion to their ensemble. And let
 ’s not forget the unique ‘bing-bong’ machine made out of hack-saw bl
 ades. Throw in some exquisite harmonies\, a slew of startlingly original s
 ongs and a few jokes that create instant rapport and you’ve got a high e
 nergy show that always leaves audiences cheering. How do you adequately de
 scribe such a musically diverse\, uplifting band? You leave it to Mike Har
 ding\, a self-confessed ‘huge\, huge fan’. He calls their music 'total
 ly brilliant and beautiful'. ‘Like Annie Lennox in full flow’ (Fab Nig
 hts Productions) - Londoner Rosie Short’s achingly beautiful voice is eq
 ually at home singing husky blues\, plaintive femme folk or ethereal origi
 nals. A talented songwriter\, she’s also a ‘one woman orchestra’\, d
 eftly swapping between flute\, saxophone\, banjo\, tin whistle\, dulcimer\
 , ukulele and any number of things you can shake\, rattle\, or whack with 
 a stick. Rosie’s brother Chris is a feverishly fast fiddler who has the 
 annoying habit of getting people\, who were sitting quite comfortably\, ou
 t of their seats and dancing. When required\, he also plays slowly and mos
 t of the other speeds. A mean mandolin player\, he sings great vocal harmo
 nies too. Finally\, he’s a raconteur with a great sense of humour – bu
 t then you need that if you play the musical saw. Part bass player\, part 
 mad inventor\, Boris Lebret from Lannion (France) hates to play a regular 
 instrument when he can cobble together a better one out of scrap metal. Li
 ke when he discovered four strings weren’t enough for his driving bass r
 hythms\, so he simply reached for the Black & Decker and bolted on another
  six. Rosie Short (London) Rosie’s achingly beautiful voice is equally a
 t home singing husky blues\, plaintive femme folk or ethereal originals. A
  talented songwriter\, she’s also a ‘one woman orchestra’\, deftly s
 wapping between flute\, saxophone\, banjo\, tin whistle\, dulcimer\, ukule
 le and any number of things you can shake\, rattle\, or whack with a stick
 . Chris Short (London) Chris is a feverishly fast fiddler who has the anno
 ying habit of getting people\, who were sitting quite comfortably\, out of
  their seats and dancing. When required\, he also plays slowly and most of
  the other speeds. A mean mandolin player\, he sings great vocal harmonies
  too. Finally\, he’s a raconteur with a great sense of humour – but th
 en you need that if you play the musical saw. Boris Lebret (Brittany\, Fra
 nce) Part bass player\, part mad inventor\, Boris hates to play a regular 
 instrument when he can cobble together a better one out of scrap metal. Li
 ke when he discovered four strings weren’t enough for his driving bass r
 hythms\, so he simply reached for the Black & Decker and bolted on another
  six.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/690925
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