Thursday 22 April, 19:00

Kumquat — Irish neo-traditional music

Led by fiddler Noémie de Rham, Kumquat brings Irish neo-traditional music to sparkling life. Violin, bodhrán and percussion (Jérémie Stricker), accordion (Larisa Strelnikova) and Irish/classical flutes (Cécile Willa) weave driving reels and introspective airs. The ensemble balances kinetic dance rhythms with delicate phrasing, blending meticulous nods to tradition with fresh energy. Sound and dynamics create a tactile, communal atmosphere that invites movement and close listening. Presented within the Les Quatre Saisons de La Musicale series.

Rue du Général-Dufour 16,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: Candice Willenegger

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