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SUMMARY:Sam Sweeney & Grace Smith
LOCATION:Blaxhall Village Hall
DESCRIPTION:Blaxhall Sessions - Sam Sweeney and Grace Smith are two of the
  most exciting and sought-after fiddle players on the English folk scene t
 oday. Deeply rooted in tradition yet constantly pushing musical boundaries
 \, they bring together a shared passion for reimagining archive material\,
  championing new compositions\, and creating music that is both authentic 
 and forward-looking.Sam Sweeney – “one of the defining English fiddle 
 players of his generation” (Mark Radcliffe) – is a multiple BBC Radio 
 2 Folk Award winner\, a founding member of Leveret\, former artistic direc
 tor of the National Youth Folk Ensemble\, and a veteran of the iconic Bell
 owhead. His solo work\, including the acclaimed Made In The Great War\, ha
 s cemented his reputation as “Britain’s Premier Fiddler” (Songlines)
 . With a career spanning collaborations with The Full English\, Eliza Cart
 hy\, Fay Hield\, Jon Boden\, and more\, Sam’s influence on the English f
 olk revival is profound.Grace Smith is a compelling fiddle and viola playe
 r whose distinctive sound draws from English tradition while embracing inn
 ovation. With her trio – featuring Sam Partridge and Bevan Morris – sh
 e released the acclaimed album Overleaf in 2023\, hailed by Klof Mag as 
 “the exciting future of instrumental folk music.” Grace also performs 
 with French dance band Cri du Canard and Katie Doherty & the Navigators. A
  passionate educator\, she is the 2025 Musical Director of the Folkworks S
 ummer School and teaches regularly for the National Youth Folk Ensemble\, 
 Newcastle University\, and Halsway Manor.Together\, Sam and Grace form a d
 ynamic musical partnership\, offering audiences an intricate blend of trad
 ition and creativity\, shaped by deep expertise\, mutual respect\, and an 
 infectious love for English traditional music.\n\nBoletos: https://wegotti
 ckets.com/event/701323
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