A gig held at Bristol Folk House on Friday 1st May. The event starts at 20:00.
An evening of sublime cross-cultural folk.
Tamsin Elliot is a multi-intrumentalist, composer and film-maker with roots in the traditional dance tunes of the British Isles.
“A new British talent, full of beautiful, filmic compositions for accordion, harp, whistle & voice” The Guardian
Her debut album ‘FREY’ marked her as a rising star on the folk scene, poignantly exploring themes of environmental grief. Her forthcoming album ‘The Meeting Tree’ celebrates connection nature, and the joy of sharing tunes with friends.
Joining Tamsin in the trio are her long term collaborators Sid Goldsmith on cittern and concertina and Rowan Elliott on fiddle.
“Cross-cultural influences magnificently coalesce…highly personal yet universally resonant” ★★★★ Songlines
“In a word, sublime” Tradfolk
TICKETS & INFO
This concert is part of Bristol Folk Festival. For more information about the brilliant gigs & gatherings happening over the bank holiday weekend see bristolfolkfestival.org.uk.
Individual seating is unreserved. A bar is available for refreshments at the venue.
Bristol Folk House is on multiple levels connected with steps & wheelchair access is difficult. For more information see ‘Venue Accessibility’ on the Bristol Folk House website.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
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