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Narrow Water Arts Festival: Zoe Conway & John McIntyre

The Church, Cloughmore Road, Rostrevor, County Down, BT34 3EL
Zoe and John

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Zoe Conway and John McIntyre

With an exciting blend of eclectic fiddle and guitar music, Zoë Conway and John McIntyre bring to the stage sympathetic arrangements of traditional Irish music, compositions and songs, old and new. The husband and wife folk duo possess a rare facility to draw pieces into their repertoire from other genres such as classical, jazz and world music and express this material in way which not only displays the sheer range and knowledge of both instrumentalists but also exhibits the wonderful versatility of their instruments.

The Church, Rostrevor 2pm

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