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CONCERT (Celtic Festival) - Norðan, Sounds and Landscapes of the North Atlantic

Sa 21 November 2026 | 20:00 | Les Salons Two duos alternate throughout the concert before coming together as a trio.

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Two duos alternate throughout the concert before coming together as a trio.

Part One: Angelika Hansen & Thomas Loefke
Faroese fiddler Angelika Hansen and harpist Thomas Loefke bring together the island traditions of the North Atlantic and the musical worlds of Scandinavia. Celtic cultures did not evolve in isolation: across this vast maritime region, they encountered the languages and traditions of the Nordic world along the Viking routes. At the crossroads of the Gaelic languages and Old Norse* , this unique duo creates a richly evocative soundscape, enhanced by Thomas Loefke's photography, inviting audiences on a journey that is both dreamlike and deeply moving.
*the medieval North Germanic language spoken throughout Scandinavia

Part Two: Máire Breatnach & Thomas Loefke
The second half of the concert turns more directly towards the musical traditions of Ireland. Joined by Thomas Loefke, fiddler and singer Máire Breatnach performs music deeply rooted in Gaelic culture, where ancient melodies and original compositions are united by the same spirit of expressive freedom. For her, tradition is anything but a static heritage: it is a living memory in which Celtic music, language, and poetry remain inseparably intertwined.

Angelika Hansen, fiddle
Máire Breatnach, fiddle, vocals
Thomas Loefke, Celtic harp, photography

Dates and times

Saturday 21 November 2026

Event location

Location name
Les Salons
Address
Rue Jean-François-BARTHOLONI 6, 1204 Genève - 1204 Genève

Prices and conditions

Price

Full price: CHF 30.- Reduced price*: CHF 28.- AHV/IV: CHF 25.- ADEM members: CHF 20.- Students, apprentices, unemployed: CHF 15.- Children: CHF 10.- 20 ans/20 francs: CHF 8.-

Age
From 6 to 99 years
Format
Online

Organiser

Proposed by
Les ateliers d'ethnomusicologie (ADEM)
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