Samhain with CAS
Samhain with CAS
Samhain with CAS
30 October @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
All ages (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)
CAS bring an evening celebrating Samhain – an ancient Gaelic festival that marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter.
CAS are a three/four-piece Celtic music ensemble blending traditional Irish music with contemporary arrangements and original compositions. Featuring fiddle, flute, bouzouki, keyboards, and bodhrán, the band delivers dynamic live performances shaped by extensive international touring experience.
Following the launch of their debut album Tonnta na Maidine (meaning Morning Waves) in Ireland and France, and their successful tour of the North West in July, they are back to celebrate the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain and are joining us at the Gregson for an evening gig followed by a morning music workshop for fiddle, flute and whistle – all abilities welcomed.
30 October @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
All ages (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)
CAS bring an evening celebrating Samhain – an ancient Gaelic festival that marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter.
CAS are a three/four-piece Celtic music ensemble blending traditional Irish music with contemporary arrangements and original compositions. Featuring fiddle, flute, bouzouki, keyboards, and bodhrán, the band delivers dynamic live performances shaped by extensive international touring experience.
Following the launch of their debut album Tonnta na Maidine (meaning Morning Waves) in Ireland and France, and their successful tour of the North West in July, they are back to celebrate the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain and are joining us at the Gregson for an evening gig followed by a morning music workshop for fiddle, flute and whistle – all abilities welcomed.
Accessibility
Easy Access SeatsFor further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
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About CAS
CAS are:
Sebastien Luthers – fiddle & whistles
Carol Scott – flute & whistles
Nico Contamine – keyboards & percussion
They have individually and collectively toured extensively, and have played on the main stage of the Fleadh and the Bealtaine Fire Festival at the sacred Hill of Uisneach, as well as at the legendary Cobblestone in Dublin.
Their album Tonnra na Maidine comprises of 12 tracks with compositions by Leitrim’s Joe Liddy to name but a few, and includes original compositions from all band members. It was recorded and produced by Nico Contamine at his studio in Auvergne.
Additional Access Info
Doors will open at 7.30pm for an 8.00pm start- the Gregson cafe bar will be open for food and drinks before the gig
There will be an interval between 9.15-9.30pm (approx.)
There will be no flashing/strobe lights, a low light zone and easy access seating.
There will be no expected audience participation, but dancing is welcome!
Additional Access Info
The Olive Bar has filament lights only for house lights – there will be LED stage lights pointed at the performers during the gig.
CAS bring an evening celebrating Samhain – an ancient Gaelic festival that marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter.
CAS are a three/four-piece Celtic music ensemble blending traditional Irish music with contemporary arrangements and original compositions. Featuring fiddle, flute, bouzouki, keyboards, and bodhrán, the band delivers dynamic live performances shaped by extensive international touring experience.
Following the launch of their debut album Tonnta na Maidine (meaning Morning Waves) in Ireland and France, and their successful tour of the North West in July, they are back to celebrate the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain and are joining us at the Gregson for an evening gig followed by a morning music workshop for fiddle, flute and whistle – all abilities welcomed.
About CAS
CAS are:
Sebastien Luthers – fiddle & whistles
Carol Scott – flute & whistles
Nico Contamine – keyboards & percussion
They have individually and collectively toured extensively, and have played on the main stage of the Fleadh and the Bealtaine Fire Festival at the sacred Hill of Uisneach, as well as at the legendary Cobblestone in Dublin.
Their album Tonnra na Maidine comprises of 12 tracks with compositions by Leitrim’s Joe Liddy to name but a few, and includes original compositions from all band members. It was recorded and produced by Nico Contamine at his studio in Auvergne.
Additional Access Info
Doors will open at 7.30pm for an 8.00pm start- the Gregson cafe bar will be open for food and drinks before the gig
There will be an interval between 9.15-9.30pm (approx.)
There will be no flashing/strobe lights, a low light zone and easy access seating.
There will be no expected audience participation, but dancing is welcome!
Additional Access Info
The Olive Bar has filament lights only for house lights – there will be LED stage lights pointed at the performers during the gig.
Accessibility
Easy Access SeatsFor further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
Find more Events at The Gregson
CAS bring an evening celebrating Samhain – an ancient Gaelic festival that marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter.
CAS are a three/four-piece Celtic music ensemble blending traditional Irish music with contemporary arrangements and original compositions. Featuring fiddle, flute, bouzouki, keyboards, and bodhrán, the band delivers dynamic live performances shaped by extensive international touring experience.
Following the launch of their debut album Tonnta na Maidine (meaning Morning Waves) in Ireland and France, and their successful tour of the North West in July, they are back to celebrate the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain and are joining us at the Gregson for an evening gig followed by a morning music workshop for fiddle, flute and whistle – all abilities welcomed.
Accessibility
Easy Access SeatsFor further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
About CAS
CAS are:
Sebastien Luthers – fiddle & whistles
Carol Scott – flute & whistles
Nico Contamine – keyboards & percussion
They have individually and collectively toured extensively, and have played on the main stage of the Fleadh and the Bealtaine Fire Festival at the sacred Hill of Uisneach, as well as at the legendary Cobblestone in Dublin.
Their album Tonnra na Maidine comprises of 12 tracks with compositions by Leitrim’s Joe Liddy to name but a few, and includes original compositions from all band members. It was recorded and produced by Nico Contamine at his studio in Auvergne.
Additional Access Info
Doors will open at 7.30pm for an 8.00pm start- the Gregson cafe bar will be open for food and drinks before the gig
There will be an interval between 9.15-9.30pm (approx.)
There will be no flashing/strobe lights, a low light zone and easy access seating.
There will be no expected audience participation, but dancing is welcome!
Additional Access Info
The Olive Bar has filament lights only for house lights – there will be LED stage lights pointed at the performers during the gig.
