Laverock: Traditions of Scotland

In the Scots language, ‘laverock’ means ‘the skylark’, a bird whose call rings out above the open heath. Robert Burns – Scotland’s national poet (1759 – 1796) – wrote often of the wonders of nature, a backdrop to the lives of the common folk who lived in the Scotland of his time.Laverock set Burns’ poems to original melodies inspired by the traditional Scottish folk idiom, with a modern twist. Wistful airs speak to the sorrow of unrequited love, while hopeful songs celebrate the joy of companionship.
Alex Smith – voice, harmonica, mandolin
Joanne O’Donnell – voice, whistle, percussion
Andy Upton – guitar

https://laverock.bandcamp.com/album/up-in-the-morning
https://laverockfolkmusic.wordpress.com/about-us-2/

Art Base, Saturday 14/11/26 20h, 20E ( reduced 15E for students under 26 and jobseekers),
29 rue des Sables Zandstraat, 1000 Bruxelles, https://www.art-base.be.
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