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Short description: Firelight Trio play European folk music that is evocative, inventive, and endlessly exciting. Driving fiddle and stately nyckelharpa meet deep accordion grooves in a rich tapestry of lively Swedish polskas and Scottish reels, lilting French waltzes, toe-tapping klezmer, dazzling original tunes and more.

Longer version: Firelight Trio is a mighty new group featuring Fatea instrumentalist of the Year 2023 Gavin Marwick (fiddle), groovily inventive accordionist/pianist Phil Alexander (Moishe's Bagel), and Ruth Morris (Outlander, HBO) on the beautiful Swedish nyckelharpa. They play European music that is evocative, inventive, wide-ranging, and endlessly exciting - a rich tapestry of lively Swedish polskas and Scottish reels, lilting French waltzes, toe-tapping klezmer, and dazzling original tunes. 'A veritable roots music supergroup' (RnR magazine). 'Deeply expressive, impressively virtuosic and cheekily sardonic, all in perfect measure' (Songlines). 'Simply splendid. Three musical giants' (RnR). 'Achingly beautiful' (Fatea). Don't miss them!

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‘A veritable roots music supergroup’ - RnR magazine

‘Top-calibre trio with grace, energy and playfulness’ - Folk Radio UK

‘Newly formed supergroup’ - Pianodrome

‘Simply splendid… three musical giants’ - RnR magazine

‘Musical fine dining, and we were left happily replete’

‘Achingly beautiful’ - Fatea - full live review here: Firelight Trio, St George's, Bristol

“Absolutely superb, thrilling and mesmerizing performance! A truly memorable concert and 100% enjoyable from toddlers to seniors.”

-Laura Pyrrö, cultural producer of Espa Stage, Helsinki, Finland

‘A powerhouse, cross-continental folk adventure. Truly unique and unmissable instrumental genius’ - Celtic Connections Festival, Glasgow.

Live review from Fatea (‘achingly beautiful’) : https://www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/live/3CW.php/