[su_note note_color=”#b6b6b6″]Conductor: Kristina Sjöberg[/su_note]
We are 19 members, a choir in the Swedish church, Jörlanda, in the countryside at the westcoast of Sweden. We sing in the church about 8-9 times a year. The choir started about 70 years ago. Some members have sung in the choir for over 40 years.
Our recent leader took over in 2015 after Annika Rydberg, now staying in Alcoutim.
Enjoy!
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O “Trovador do Guadiana” is based on a musician’s original project connected to Alcoutim. Their themes are inspired in the Algarve of legends, visions, enchanted moors. One of the Troubadour’s aim is to give voice to poets and he looks in the lyrics for a sense and an objective for his music.
This trip comes from the open sea, which invades the land through Guadiana river between Alentejo and Andaluzia inside an Algarve lost among Cistus hills. Let’s celebrate this “eternally bridal land crowned by the perfume of the orange tree blossom”.
Our repertoire consists of original songs written by João, embellished by Teresa’s voice and enriched by Norberto’s exquisite sounds. Many of them were written and worked out in Alcoutim where we get our inspiration and “feel the dreams flying slowly…”
[su_note note_color=”#a5a5a5″]João Cassinello Dias – vocals, guitar
Teresa Cassinello Dias – vocals, sound effects
Norberto Sousa – cajón, sound effects[/su_note]
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Fish of a Feather are an acoustic group based in Sanlúcar de Guadiana and have been playing together for many years. Their intimate, crafted music consists of original songs with British folk and country music influences.
Anna – lead vocals
Robin – lead vocals, backing vocals, bouzouki and guitar
Diana – backing vocals and viola
Dave – saxophones and low D whistle
For more information and bookings email daveblinkhorn@gmail.com
Mice in a Matchbox have been playing together for 3 years now. Sally Stamford’s amazing voice is complemented by Jim Rolt’s harmonies and guitar work. Playing a wide variety of material with a mainly acoustic sound, they are perhaps best described as Indie Folk!
2017 will be their second appearance at the festival, since the last time they have sailed their little boat Chaos across the Atlantic – again!
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