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URL:https://oxfordfolkfest.org.uk/events/moonrakers-and-the-oakstone-trio/
SUMMARY:Moonrakers and The Oakstone Trio
DESCRIPTION:Moonrakers (Celtic harp\, cello\, fretted instruments\, keyboar
 d\, whistles\, female/male vocals)\, have brought traditional and contempo
 rary folk music to new audiences across the UK. They’ve been described a
 s “startlingly talented” (Oxford Times)\, with five albums of “exqui
 site music “(BBC) and “truly wonderful” (Wycombe Festival) performan
 ces. Their latest album ‘Green to Gold’ has received glowing reviews i
 n the music press (“The real deal”\, The Living Tradition\; “Uplifti
 ng\, sensitively crafted songs and tunes” FATEA magazine)\, and their mu
 sic also featured in the new BBC television drama ‘Beyond Paradise’. T
 o see and hear more\, go to www.moonrakers.net\n\nLouis Thurman (melodeons
 \, vocals)\, Mitch Keely (guitar\, vocals)\, and Joshua Newman (fiddle\, v
 iola\, vocals) combine a nuanced\, improvisatory approach to tunes with en
 ergy and warmth\, allowing seldom-heard melodies to escape old manuscripts
  and giving well-loved session tunes the space to find new directions. The
 y pair new compositions with old tunes and solo ballads with harmony choru
 s songs.  www.oakstonetrio.co.uk
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CATEGORIES:Concerts
LOCATION:Old Fire Station\, 40 George Street\, Oxford\, OX1 2AQ\, United Ki
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