Concert Idumea Quartet – Folk d’Amérique du Nord

Blending tradition, experimentation and sheer absurdity, the Idumea Quartet deconstruct and reconstruct Appalachian folk music, drawing on strong influences from minimalism and experimental music.
Using traditional string quartet instruments and a shared musical background, the quartet brings folk traditions into dialogue with a chamber music aesthetic. Add harmonised vocals and the result is a sound that is at once high-pitched, solitary and symphonic.
Nathan Bontrager on cello, Becka Wolfe on viola, Jane Rothfield and Ewan Macdonald on violin met at an impromptu gig in a Kent pub in 2016. A few months later, they began work on their debut album More Than One.

Doors open for the concert: 8.30pm
Free admission
Bring warm clothing . Depending on the weather, the show may be cancelled. The decision is made a few minutes beforehand!

The show takes place in the Théâtre de Verdure (300 seats with a view of the old lime kilns).
Bar on site.
Catering on reservation at 7.30pm on the covered summer terrace (Discovery Menu with local and seasonal organic products, vegetarians and omnivores are welcome).
Catering price: €16

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