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SUMMARY:Grace Smith Trio + Archie Churchill-Moss
LOCATION:Morpeth The Coquetdale Music Trust
DESCRIPTION:- Wielding the distinct voices of fiddle\, concertina and mand
 olin\, 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) and Tom K
 imber (mandolin) in this innovative ensemble\, which offers a fresh take o
 n folk. Drawing deeply from tradition\, whilst also expanding their repert
 oire with new melodies of their own\, the Grace Smith Trio explores the bo
 undaries of what folk can be to mesmerising effect\; their music will stay
  with you long after you finish listening. Their debut album Overleaf was 
 released in Autumn 2023 to great critical reception. In their review of Ov
 erleaf\, Klof Mag said\; “If you’re looking for the exciting future of
  instrumental folk music\, you need search no further.” ****************
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 ***********************************************Archie Churchill-Moss’s j
 ourney through the musical landscape is one of rich collaboration and unwa
 vering commitment to the diatonic button accordion—a craft that has earn
 ed him widespread acclaim and reverence.A pioneer in combining folk music 
 with live electronics and a celebrated composer\, Archie’s innovative ap
 proach seamlessly blends traditional idioms with contemporary composition.
  His keen attention to modern influences has enabled him to create soundsc
 apes that expand the horizons of folk music. His music has resonated widel
 y\, receiving multiple plays on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 3.Archie's caree
 r as a session musician is a testament to his versatility and skill. He ha
 s collaborated with esteemed folk and traditional artists such as Seth Lak
 eman\, Sam Sweeney\, Cara Dillon\, Jim Moray\, Eliza Carthy\, Sam Kelly\, 
 and Sam Carter.Outside the ‘folk-sphere’\, Archie has worked on projec
 ts with world-renowned Welsh opera singer Sir Bryn Terfel\, and has receiv
 ed performance credits alongside Sting\, Patrick Rimes\, and Port Isaac’
 s Fisherman’s Friends. These collaborations have led to appearances on S
 4C\, BBC\, and Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch.In recent years\, Archie has fo
 cused on his solo performance. His debut solo album\, PH(R)ASE (Slowworm R
 ecords\, 2023)\, earned him the support slot for Norwich-based contemporar
 y jazz trio\, Mammal Hands.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/700
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