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06 Mar 06 - 05:38 AM (#1686277) Subject: Nuada come to St Albans From: breezy Celtic trio Nuada will be playing in St Albans on Sunday 12th March at the world famous 'Wanderinf Windward ' Real Folk song club in St Albans U K at the Comfort Hotel on Holywell Hill Doors open and close starts around 7,37 also on the bill Chris Flegg a great evening is promised some floor spots available |
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06 Mar 06 - 10:49 AM (#1686420) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: treewind Nuada ...and a lovely sound they make too. Almost worth it just to find out what a Gemshorn sounds like. Anahata |
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07 Mar 06 - 05:35 AM (#1687062) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: breezy Hello Anahata thanks for joining us shall I put you and mary down for an extended spot ? it would be good to see and hear you again. Pete Coe had a good turnout |
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07 Mar 06 - 08:26 AM (#1687186) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: treewind I think we'll have to be with you in spirit only this time - we'll be all travelled out having returned from a night in Huddersfield. Our local music session is as far as we'll want to go on the Sunday night. Another time, perhaps Anahata |
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07 Mar 06 - 10:03 AM (#1687264) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: Harmony Angel Mmmm.... my kinda music. I look forward to it.... even if the beer is rubbish :o) |
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07 Mar 06 - 10:33 AM (#1687296) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: Richard Bridge Go see them!!!!!! I heard them at Ely last year and the use of drones is stunning. The CD is in the player constantly and even modern death metal kids like the doomy effect. This is not simple Celtic, this is surreal. It is undoubtedly in the folk tradition but goes a lot further, looking backwards and forwards at the same time. |
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07 Mar 06 - 10:44 AM (#1687314) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: breezy this sounds exciting. |
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07 Mar 06 - 10:48 AM (#1687319) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: breezy bring yer own tipple h-a, and one for me please ! |
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12 Mar 06 - 03:37 AM (#1691050) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: breezy We will be rocking and rolling tonight or swaying and tapping gracefully |
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12 Mar 06 - 09:21 AM (#1691175) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: Singing Referee Here's the other one! |
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12 Mar 06 - 09:26 AM (#1691179) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: Singing Referee That won't make any sense unless you've read the St Albans UK Windward Folk Song & Music Club thread |
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13 Mar 06 - 01:04 AM (#1691734) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: George Papavgeris How were they then? |
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13 Mar 06 - 03:20 AM (#1691757) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: HipflaskAndy I couldn't get there (obviously) but saw them at Ely recently - they MUST have been fab, George - cos they just are! Cheers! |
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13 Mar 06 - 04:13 AM (#1691780) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: Richard Bridge C'mon catters, report.... |
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13 Mar 06 - 05:46 AM (#1691825) Subject: RE: Nuada come to St Albans From: breezy much time effort and love have gone into their songs We demanded songs and got em I must acknowledge the talent of Ferris on what I describe as 'socially acceptable bagpipes', flutes, whistles and 'demi pipes' and now she sings. Ruths Hurdy gurdy blends well and the sound is secure on the riffs set down by Sam on bazouki. They are a reliable act and I'm sure we only scratched the surface with them last night They put on an enthralling set of 6 nimbers and the time flew by. Interestingly ending on 'waltzings for dreamers' They contrasted well with the other performers to contribute to a balance evenings programme |