Overview
This stunning folk quartet will be fresh from playing the famous Cropredy Festival!
Named after the rolling sea fog of the North Atlantic, The Haar create music that moves with the same elemental force - shifting, enveloping and alive in the moment. Their performances are spontaneous re-imaginings of traditional songs, carrying the voices and stories of land and sea into the present. At the heart is Molly Donnery’s spellbinding voice, borne on the ever-changing soundscapes of three world-class improvisers: percussionist Cormac Byrne, violin virtuoso Adam Summerhayes and accordionist Murray Grainger (of The Ciderhouse Rebellion).
Named after the rolling sea fog of the North Atlantic, The Haar create music that moves with the same elemental force - shifting, enveloping and alive in the moment. Their performances are spontaneous re-imaginings of traditional songs, carrying the voices and stories of land and sea into the present. At the heart is Molly Donnery’s spellbinding voice, borne on the ever-changing soundscapes of three world-class improvisers: percussionist Cormac Byrne, violin virtuoso Adam Summerhayes and accordionist Murray Grainger (of The Ciderhouse Rebellion).
“A sweeping panorama of Irish traditional music and song.” Songlines
Doors open: 7.00pm | Concert 7.30pm
Limited seating available on first come first served basis