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X-WR-CALDESC:Arts centre in Leek, Staffordshire | Live Music | Exhibitions | Cinema | Cafe
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SUMMARY:She’Koyokh
DESCRIPTION:She’Koyokh are “amongst the finest klezmer ensembles on the planet” – The Australian   and it’s a real pleasure and privilege to have them coming back to the Foxlowe for a third visit.\n\nTheir name is a Yiddish word meaning “nice one!” and they’ve been hailed as “one of the finest and most entertaining British-based exponents of global music” (The Guardian).  She’Koyokh have spent over twenty years absorbing the rich folk music traditions of Jewish Eastern Europe, Turkey and the Balkans. A much-welcomed return visit from this wonderful group.  They were much loved last year – and the year before – and tickets are bound to sell fast.\n\nShe’Koyokh have toured the world with highlights at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and festivals in Germany, Hungary, Poland, Cyprus, Spain, the Canary Islands and Norway; WOMAD, Sziget and Pannonica Festivals; Fundación Juan March in Madrid, London’s Wigmore Hall and Southbank Centre,Aldeburgh’s Snape Proms and live sessions on BBC Radio have earned She’Koyokh their reputation as “one of London’s musical treasures playing the best klezmer and Balkan music in Britain” (The Evening Standard).\nAll are virtuoso musicians, each with twenty years absorbing and performing the rich folk music traditions of Jewish Eastern Europe, Turkey and the Balkans.  The four joining us again in Leek are Susi Evans (left) who is “one of the best klezmer clarinettists of our day” (Songlines):  Çiğdem Aslan “one of the most accomplished and emotional performers of  Rebetiko”  RFI Music:  Matt Bacon, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist who joined She’Koyokh in 2002:  and Meg-Rosaleen Hamilton,  violin, who studied Lautareasca music with Romanian and Moldovan Gypsies and also joined the group in 2002.\nTickets now available at the Foxlowe as well as online.\nA Live&Local promotion\n
URL:https://foxloweartscentre.org.uk/events/shekoyokh-2-500/
CATEGORIES:Family Events,Folk at the Foxlowe,Music,Performance,Theatre
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