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DESCRIPTION:Southwest Ramblers in Concert at the Alexandria History Museum
at The Lyceum May 20th. Doors open at 7 p.m. Show at 7:30 p.m.
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ar/Detail.aspx?si=58981\n\nSouthwest Ramblers in Concert at the Lyceum Ma
y 20th\n\nThe Southwest Ramblers are a high-energy duo who bring fresh li
fe to Irish traditional music. With roots in Ireland and the U.S.\, they
fuse deep tradition with a modern spark\, making their performances both
timeless and electrifying. Their live album captures this energy\, and af
ter a successful\, critically acclaimed tour a few years back\, they're h
eading stateside again for a new round of gigs in April and May. We are
glad to welcome them to Alexandria.\n\nJason Turk is a Cork-born musician
pushing the boundaries of Irish traditional music. His work with the Sea
board-an instrument rarely seen in trad-has been so groundbreaking that i
t's now part of the school music syllabus in Ireland. He blends Irish mel
odies with electronic textures\, creating a sound that's as innovative as
it is rooted. Watch his performance of Pressed for Time which was used a
s a global ad using Irish Traditional Music to sell music tech. \n\n?Grac
e Broadhead is a fiddler from Sandia Park\, NM. She is a member of two lo
cal bands in Albuquerque\, the Duke City Ceili Band and Jug O' Punch.In 2
018 and 2019\, Grace competed in the Midwest Fleadh. In 2019\, her Newly
Composed Tune "Chain Reaction" came in 1st place\, affording her the oppo
rtunity to compete at Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann 2019. She has also compet
ed in the eCom?rtas Ceoil in 2020 and 2021 and was awarded a gold medal i
n the 15-18 fiddle competition both years. In 2021 she also received a go
ld medal in fiddle slow airs and a silver medal in the lilting competitio
n. In April\, 2022\, Grace was awarded the inaugural "Fiddler of London D
iaspora Award".\n\nGrace has had the opportunity to play with several wel
l-known musicians and groups\, including the Sharon Shannon Band\, The Ol
d Blind Dogs\, and Gaelic Storm. She also opened the show for Randal Bays
when he came to Albuquerque in February 2019. In 2019\, Grace played on
two of Fergal Scahill's Tune a Day videos. She also joined in on two of C
olin Farrell's Tune a Day videos in 2020.\n\nGrace and bouzouki player Be
n Williamson released their debut album Tipping the Scales in 2021.\n\nLo
cation: Lyceum\nFees: $28 ($15 ages 12-17)\nAudience: Anyone may attend\n
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Southwest Ramblers
in Concert at the Lyceum May 20th\n
\n
The Southwest Ramblers
are a high-energy duo who bring fresh life to Irish traditional music. Wi
th roots in Ireland and the U.S.\, they fuse deep tradition with a modern
spark\, making their performances both timeless and electrifying. Their
live album captures this energy\, and after a successful\, critically acc
laimed tour a few years back\, they?re heading stateside again for a new
round of gigs in April and May. We are glad to welcome them to Alexandri
a.\n
\n
Jason Turk is a Cork-born musician pushing the boundari
es of Irish traditional music. His work with the Seaboard?an instrument r
arely seen in trad?has been so groundbreaking that it?s now part of the s
chool music syllabus in Ireland. He blends Irish melodies with electronic
textures\, creating a sound that?s as innovative as it is rooted. Watch
his performance of Pressed for Time which was used as a global ad using I
rish Traditional Music to sell music tech. \n
\n
?Grace Broadhe
ad is a fiddler from Sandia Park\, NM. She is a member of two local bands
in Albuquerque\, the Duke City Ceili Band and Jug O? Punch.In 2018 and 2
019\, Grace competed in the Midwest Fleadh. In 2019\, her Newly Composed
Tune ?Chain Reaction? came in 1st place\, affording her the opportunity t
o compete at Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann 2019. She has also competed in the
eComó\;rtas Ceoil in 2020 and 2021 and was awarded a gold medal in t
he 15-18 fiddle competition both years. In 2021 she also received a gold
medal in fiddle slow airs and a silver medal in the lilting competition.
In April\, 2022\, Grace was awarded the inaugural ?Fiddler of London Dias
pora Award?.\n
\n
Grace has had the opportunity to play with se
veral well-known musicians and groups\, including the Sharon Shannon Band
\, The Old Blind Dogs\, and Gaelic Storm. She also opened the show for Ra
ndal Bays when he came to Albuquerque in February 2019. In 2019\, Grace p
layed on two of Fergal Scahill?s Tune a Day videos. She also joined in on
two of Colin Farrell?s Tune a Day videos in 2020.\n
\n
Grace a
nd bouzouki player Ben Williamson released their debut album Tipping the
Scales in 2021.\n
\n
Location: Lyceum\n
Fees: $28 ($15 age
s 12-17)\n
Audience: Anyone may attend\n
Tags: Arts\, Lyceum\,
Museums\n
\n
Import this event into your calendar: http://apps.
alexandriava.gov/Calendar/iCal.aspx?id=1&\;si=58981
\nPurchase Tickets Online
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