Cowal Music Club's first concert by Swing 2016 was a resounding success as the packed Hanover Street hall were taken back to the 'Hot Club' period of the 1930's in France with music by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli. The all- string combination of Seonaid's violin with the guitars and bass wove a magical tapestry that was second to none. Their opening number 'Am Confessing That I love You' captivated the audience and prepared them for an afternoon of astounding virtuosity and professionalism. There were no brash and loud sounds but a real warmth to the sound that had a genuine sense of the Hot Club joie-de-vivre. During the first half Seonaid displayed her singing skills with he
Cowal Music Club's first concert by Swing 2016 was a resounding success as the packed Hanover Street hall were taken back to the 'Hot Club' period of the 1930's in France with music by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli. The all- string combination of Seonaid's violin with the guitars and bass wove a magical tapestry that was second to none. Their opening number 'Am Confessing That I love You' captivated the audience and prepared them for an afternoon of astounding virtuosity and professionalism. There were no brash and loud sounds but a real warmth to the sound that had a genuine sense of the Hot Club joie-de-vivre. During the first half Seonaid displayed her singing skills with he
