Daisy Chapman is an incredibly well-travelled pianist and vocalist who draws influences from the anti-folk world. Every song harbours a dark story of love, lust and loss told through her exquisite voice and piano, with Sue Lord on violin bringing the performance to harmonious ending every time. Since her first solo release in 2006, Daisy… Read More »Music on the Levels: Daisy Chapman
Regrettably, this concert has had to be cancelled due to Covid among the performers. Morris Minor is the singing arm of Chalice Morris and appears regularly at The Vault in Weston-super-Mare and at festivals and events across the region. As usual, the concert will take place in in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7… Read More »CANCELLED Morris Minor – folk songs, shanties and more
Music on the Levels announces details of its free concert on Sunday 25 January 2024 in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP. The concert starts at 3 pm and refreshments are available at modest charge from 2.15 pm. Performing at this concert will be Trio Paradis, much appreciated at Music on the Levels… Read More »Daughters of the Muse
We have had a last-minute change to the programme and are delighted to announce that Americana singer/guitar player the ‘impossibly talented’ Rodney Branigan has agreed to step in at short notice for the free concert on Sunday 24 March in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP. As usual, the concert starts at 3… Read More »Last minute change: Rodney Branigan
The concert features a welcome return of renowned harpist and regular at Music on the Levels, Sally Jenkins, who will be presenting a programme entitled Flights of Fancy. ‘The programme will include music from many of the diverse harp traditions from Europe and beyond,’ says Sally. Sally has appeared in many prestigious venues including the… Read More »Sally Jenkins: Flights of Fancy
Premiered at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall last year and receiving great reviews, this show brings together his glass-related work, including real-life stories of glassmaking in the Black Country, breathed sensationally into life by Dan’s sonorous Bowie-esque tenor. Gorgeous . . . . intriguing The Guardian As usual, the concert will take place in in St Mary’s… Read More »Dan Whitehouse: An Afternoon Of Glass
The choir started in 2021 with members from a variety of backgrounds including music graduates and others for whom singing in a small ensemble was a new venture. They perform sacred and contemporary choral music, English madrigals and popular music as well as new compositions/arrangements by members of the choir. As usual, the concert will… Read More »Voce
Somerset’s own troubadour. The breadth and depth of his material is unparalleled in contemporary folk: songs about forgotten heroes, famous names, folk legends, the climate emergency, tales from the kitchen sink and news from the world stage. Someone said: ‘If something needs to be sung about then Reg Meuross has a song for it!’ And… Read More »Reg Meuross
Arquebus is a dynamic Somerset based folk trio formed by local guitarist, Sam Patten. With a mixture of foot stomping fiddle tunes and upbeat songs, playing with the energy of a band that loves what it does, this is not to be missed. The programme will be a mixture self-written songs and traditional tunes- jigs,… Read More »Arquebus
A community Gospel choir, made up of people over eighteen and under a hundred from all walks of life making music together in an enjoyable atmosphere. It is led by Alison Cooper White, with her understanding of musical harmony, and is supported by its own band. The programme is include numbers such as: O Happy… Read More »Joyful Spirit
