10 Jahre St. Patrick's Celebration

Mit Midnight Court & Special Guests

Die Vollblutmusiker beeindrucken mit Authentizität, Bühnenpräsenz und sympathisch, lockerem Auftreten. Seit 2015 verzaubern sie das Publikum in der ufaFabrik mit fetzigen irischen Tänzen, gefühlvollen Balladen und bewegenden Songs.

https://www.midnightcourt.com/

Robbie Doyle:

Ein Mann in weißem Hemd und beiger Hose sitzt lächelnd auf einem Stuhl auf der Bühne. Neben ihm stehen eine Harfe, eine Geige, eine Gitarre und eine Trommel auf einem Tisch.

The Irish folksinger Robbie Doyle was born in Co. Kilkenny Ireland.
He grew up in West-Clare on the Atlantic coast, sometimes referred to as the home of Irish traditional music and song. While he was still very young, the Doyle family moved to West-Waterford, not far from the Gaelic speaking area of Ring, where Robbie discovered his rich natural talents as a cultural artist, appearing on stage at concerts, theatre productions and local events. On moving to Dublin in the early 1970’s, Robbie became a well known figure on the thriving traditional music and ballad scene in which he took a very active part.
With the growing popularity of Irish folk music at this time Robbie left Ireland with a bagful of music, songs, stories and humour to share with the world. Over the years he has played and recorded with a number of different folk groups and has gained a wealth of top class professional experience
and stage-craft. He has also recorded and appeared in the Deutschlandhalle / Berlin / Germany with Germany’s great songwriter Reinhard Mey. Robbie Doyle is renowned for his outstanding singing voice and has captivated audiences throughout Europe, Australia and the USA, making many appearances on Radio and TV. He is accompanied in concerts by some of Irelands and Germanys most talented professional musicians and also plays a variety of instruments himself, including Irish flutes and Bodhran (trad. Irish hand drum ). Robbie works on a regular basis with the cultural department of the embassy of Ireland / Germany on various Irish cultural projects.

Ein Mann spielt Dudelsack, eine Frau spielt Drehleier. Sie sitzen auf der Bühne, umgeben von Mikrofonen, konzentriert in ihre Musik vertieft.

The Bakery
Die Multi-Instrumentalisten Olga Kuldine (Concertina, Hurdy-Gurdy) und Pavel Galushko (Violine, Gitarre, Dudelsack) begeistern mit sorgfältig ausgewählten keltischen und irischen Melodien, die Sie nicht von der Tanzfläche lassen.

Titelfoto: Florian von Ploetz

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