Nancy Kerr

Stunning - Five Stars. R2\nA songwriter steeped in the tradition, but casting it anew. Songlines \nQuite breathtakingly beautiful. Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2. \nKnown for over 25 years as a skilled interpreter of traditional music and more recently as a composer of startlingly original new folk songs, Nancy Kerr has become one of the most sought-after ensemble musicians on today's British folk and scene. 2015's BBC Folk Singer of the Year, she has been seen with award winners Kerr and Fagan, The Full English, Martin Simpson and Andy Cutting, in 2017's re-imagining of Peter Bellamy's The Transports, and as part of cutting-edge commissions The Elizabethan Session, Sweet Liberties and Shake the Chains. \nNow for something different. Nancy Kerr solo. In this new, intimate setting, Nancy revisits her celebrated deft touch on the violin and viola as well as her distinctive use of fingerpicking acoustic guitar, allowing space for new and ancient songs and tunes, and the stories behind them, to breathe and be heard anew.\nThis is music to challenge and inspire, confront and sympathise. This is a chance to experience the intimate drama of solo folk performance: Nancy Kerr's music in its truest and most conversational form yet.