Concert by melodeon and guitar player Tim Edey, with Celtic, folk and contemporary roots music at St Saviour's Church.
Tim Edey plays St Saviour's Church on Saturday 5 December, with the concert starting at 19:30. He'll be performing solo on melodeon and guitar, and the set draws from a repertoire that runs from Celtic and folk through to contemporary roots music. If you're not familiar with the melodeon, it's a type of button accordion, and Edey works across both that and the guitar throughout the night.
He's an internationally acclaimed player who's built his reputation performing alongside major names around the world, and he's as well known for his solo work as for his collaborations with other folk musicians. That mix of the two comes through in the music he brings to the stage: the Celtic and folk side of things, and the contemporary roots side, both of which he handles on his own. It's a solo show, so it's just him and his instruments.
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The concert is at St Saviour's Church, 25 Sandpit Lane, St Albans, AL1 4DF. Tickets are £17.50, and it starts at 19:30 on Saturday 5 December.
