Traditional English folk group

Tabuka

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About Tabuka

Traditional English folk group
Lancaster
Public liability insurance of £10 million
“A surprising blend of grooves with a dash of English, Irish and Breton material."

“A surprising blend of Klezmer and European grooves with a dash of English, Irish and Breton material. This dynamic trio comprises Jane Lawrence on fiddle, Ben Farmer on Accordions and Paul Beevers on guitar and bouzouki. They will inspire you with their driving rhythms and exciting sound.” Tabuka comprises three excellent musicians: Ben Farmer (melodeons/Accordions/caller); Jane Lawrence (fiddle), and Paul Beevers (Bouzouki/Guitar). Tabuka perform as a concert band, klezmer band or ceilidh band for Weddings, Bar Mizvahs, Bat Mizvahs and many other events. They play a selection of English and European (Eastern and Western) folk music.

Performance details
We can perform outdoors
We have vehicles we can use to travel to gigs
Our equipment is PAT tested
We own a PA system
Musicianship
Genres:
Folk, Ceilidh, Traditional English folk, Traditional Irish folk, Balkan, World music, Klezmer, Jewish music
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Types:
Traditional English folk group, Acoustic trio
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Event types:
Wedding, Wedding proposal, Funeral / Memorial service, Church service, Hotel / Restaurant event, Bar / Club / Venue event, Private event, Corporate event, Charity event, Concert, Recording session, Theatre / Show, Burns night, Birthday party, Christmas party, New Year's Eve
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Reviews

From customers:

Whitworth G, 9 years ago

“A surprising blend of Klezmer and European grooves with a dash of English, Irish and Breton material. This dynamic trio comprises Jane Lawrence on fiddle, Ben Farmer on Accordions and Paul Beevers on guitar and bouzouki. They will inspire you with their driving rhythms and exciting sound.”