Celtic Crossroads is bringing its fresh new show from Ireland to the Francis Marion University’s Performing Arts Center on Sunday, March 4 at 7:30 p.m.
If you think that you have seen the best that Irish music has to offer you need to see show from Ireland that is taking the art form to an entirely new level. Celtic Crossroads presents Irish music like never before, set to do to Irish music what Riverdance has done to Irish dance.
The
name Celtic Crossroads originates from a time in Ireland when neighboring
communities met at the crossroads between towns and villages to socialize –
long before the pub tradition began. With a focus on keeping the tradition of
Irish music alive, each performer nurtures this bygone concept, but by virtue
of their young age and raw talent, they high-kick this tradition into the 21st
Century. True high-kicking from some of Ireland’s best-respected Irish dancers
also intensifies the pulsating rhythms of the show.
The
live concerts are a spectacle of talent, displaying how Irish music influenced
the global birth of a multitude of musical genres. The show itself,
incorporating seven world-class musicians, playing over twenty instruments on
stage, is a fantastic spectacle. From start to finish you are captivated by a
wonderful fusion of musical genres in the Irish music family, such as eastern
European Gypsy, North American Bluegrass, world Classical and Jazz, and the
various forms of Celtic music from around Europe and the rest of the world. The
show's success is rapidly gathering momentum as it leaves a trail of enthralled
audiences behind it.
Their
show in Florence is the second of three in the 2011-2012 Concert Series
for the PAC’s inaugural season. The final show in the series is the Simply
Sinatra with Steve Lippia on Thursday, May 17.
Tickets
for the Celtic Crossroad concert begin at $25 and may be purchased at www.fmupac.org,
via telephone at (843) 661-4444, and at the FMU Performing Arts
Center Box Office. Telephone and personal ticket sales are available Monday
through Friday between 12-5 p.m. Subject to availability, tickets may be
available for purchase at the door.
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