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Pagoda Project to bring folk music trio to Mere and Westbury
By Swindon Now Editorial Team · Published
Folk music trio Pagoda Project will perform at two Wiltshire venues this November as part of their latest tour promoting their debut album, Eddies.
Folk enthusiasts in Wiltshire are set to be entertained this November as the Pagoda Project trio brings its distinctive blend of music and humour to the county. The group, led by accordionist Paul Hutchinson alongside fiddle-singer Hannah Cumming and clarinettist Karen Wimhurst, will perform at two venues to mark the release of their debut album, Eddies .
The trio's performances are noted for their eclectic approach, weaving together traditional UK folk melodies with jazz inflections and experimental sounds. Organisers have described the programme as a mix of virtuosity and spontaneity, promising an evening that transitions between ethereal soundscapes and more vigorous, rhythmic playing.
The first local date is scheduled for Friday 20 November at the United Reform Church in Mere, near Warminster. Doors are set to open at 19:00 for the performance. Tickets are priced at £12.00, and those interested in attending can book via Pound Arts by calling 01249 701629 or emailing box.office@poundarts.org.uk.
The tour will then visit Westbury on Thursday 26 November, with a performance at Chantry Court. Doors for this event open at 18:15. Ticket options are available at £22 or £11, and further details can be obtained by contacting the venue directly on 01373 828800.
Source: Wiltshire Times — Music · View original