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Thursday 1st October | 7pm Doors
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Methera (in concert)

Methera (in concert)

Methera (in concert)

1 October @ 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

16+ (under 18s must be supervised)

Contemporary traditional music from a ground-breaking quartet, played in the round.

Methera is a unique ensemble: a string quartet with roots firmly planted in English traditional music. Their national tours, BBC Radio 3 broadcasts and collaborations have helped them establish a reputation as a scintillating live act, blazing a trail through the uncharted territory that lies between folk and chamber music.

Lucy Elkiss (cello), Emma Reid and Grace Smith (fiddles) and Miranda Rutter (viola) combine a deep knowledge of traditional music with a wide range of other influences and expertise and a deep sense of musical interaction. Newly composed pieces sit alongside timeless traditional material; their music is both sophisticated and earthy, groundbreaking and familiar, enchanting and thrilling – chamber folk at its best.

“Mesmerising performances” – Anthony Sargent CBE, founding Director of Sage Gateshead
“Seriously stylish playing that’s putting the sparkle back into the tradition” – Verity Sharp, BBC Radio 3 Late Junction
“The invention and interplay throughout is breathtaking, and sets Methera beside the very best instrumental groups of the decade.” – Songlines
“Another gem of English instrumentals…Methera is to be celebrated in both folk and classical music worlds.” – fRoots

Methera (in concert)

Methera (in concert)

1 October @ 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

16+ (under 18s must be supervised)

Contemporary traditional music from a ground-breaking quartet, played in the round.

Methera is a unique ensemble: a string quartet with roots firmly planted in English traditional music. Their national tours, BBC Radio 3 broadcasts and collaborations have helped them establish a reputation as a scintillating live act, blazing a trail through the uncharted territory that lies between folk and chamber music.

Lucy Elkiss (cello), Emma Reid and Grace Smith (fiddles) and Miranda Rutter (viola) combine a deep knowledge of traditional music with a wide range of other influences and expertise and a deep sense of musical interaction. Newly composed pieces sit alongside timeless traditional material; their music is both sophisticated and earthy, groundbreaking and familiar, enchanting and thrilling – chamber folk at its best.

“Mesmerising performances” – Anthony Sargent CBE, founding Director of Sage Gateshead
“Seriously stylish playing that’s putting the sparkle back into the tradition” – Verity Sharp, BBC Radio 3 Late Junction
“The invention and interplay throughout is breathtaking, and sets Methera beside the very best instrumental groups of the decade.” – Songlines
“Another gem of English instrumentals…Methera is to be celebrated in both folk and classical music worlds.” – fRoots

Accessibility

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Find more Events at The Gregson

Contemporary traditional music from a ground-breaking quartet, played in the round.

Methera is a unique ensemble: a string quartet with roots firmly planted in English traditional music. Their national tours, BBC Radio 3 broadcasts and collaborations have helped them establish a reputation as a scintillating live act, blazing a trail through the uncharted territory that lies between folk and chamber music.

Lucy Elkiss (cello), Emma Reid and Grace Smith (fiddles) and Miranda Rutter (viola) combine a deep knowledge of traditional music with a wide range of other influences and expertise and a deep sense of musical interaction. Newly composed pieces sit alongside timeless traditional material; their music is both sophisticated and earthy, groundbreaking and familiar, enchanting and thrilling – chamber folk at its best.

“Mesmerising performances” – Anthony Sargent CBE, founding Director of Sage Gateshead
“Seriously stylish playing that’s putting the sparkle back into the tradition” – Verity Sharp, BBC Radio 3 Late Junction
“The invention and interplay throughout is breathtaking, and sets Methera beside the very best instrumental groups of the decade.” – Songlines
“Another gem of English instrumentals…Methera is to be celebrated in both folk and classical music worlds.” – fRoots

Accessibility

For further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.

Find more Events at The Gregson

Contemporary traditional music from a ground-breaking quartet, played in the round.

Methera is a unique ensemble: a string quartet with roots firmly planted in English traditional music. Their national tours, BBC Radio 3 broadcasts and collaborations have helped them establish a reputation as a scintillating live act, blazing a trail through the uncharted territory that lies between folk and chamber music.

Lucy Elkiss (cello), Emma Reid and Grace Smith (fiddles) and Miranda Rutter (viola) combine a deep knowledge of traditional music with a wide range of other influences and expertise and a deep sense of musical interaction. Newly composed pieces sit alongside timeless traditional material; their music is both sophisticated and earthy, groundbreaking and familiar, enchanting and thrilling – chamber folk at its best.

“Mesmerising performances” – Anthony Sargent CBE, founding Director of Sage Gateshead
“Seriously stylish playing that’s putting the sparkle back into the tradition” – Verity Sharp, BBC Radio 3 Late Junction
“The invention and interplay throughout is breathtaking, and sets Methera beside the very best instrumental groups of the decade.” – Songlines
“Another gem of English instrumentals…Methera is to be celebrated in both folk and classical music worlds.” – fRoots

Accessibility

For further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.

Find more Events at The Gregson