Groovy instrumentals influenced by Irish-Scottish folk stand alongside Jethro Tull classics such as "Locomotive breath" or "Bourree".
New interpretations of Loreena McKennitt meet folk-rock-influenced arrangements from the Middle Ages to classical music, complementing the exciting and varied repertoire in which the artists showcase their multi-instrumental skills.
...The musicians from Halle offered great sounds from a colorful rock palette. From Celtic rock and Irish songs to classical adaptations and songs with their own variations in the style of various greats of the music scene, everything was there. And every piece was played with virtuosity....
...The atmosphere was great right from the start. The band didn't just play their program, no, they took the audience on a self-ironic journey through the world of cult rock music with some interesting information about the songs. At times, it felt like being transported to a Jethro Tull concert from the seventies. And "Locomotive Breath" brought the "Tricky Notes" performance to a close. Simply thrilling!...
