4 in the Round ~ Fundraising for the Motor Neurone Disease Association

4 In The Round features four of Yorks finest musicians/singer songwriters ~ who have all come together to share their songs and provide a night of wonderful music ~ all proceeds from this event will go to the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
After the success of last years concert and the calls to do a repeat it was decided to come back again and do another fundraiser.
You will be treated to songs accompanied by an array of wonderful instruments including : Guitars, Bouzouki, Appalachian Dulcimer, Celtic Harp, Keys, African Marimba, Bodhran...and last but not least the Hurdy Gurdy!Toni Bunnell - A well loved singer songwriter who has played on the folk circuit in the UK and Germany for many years. She has recorded eight albums of her songs which she accompanies using the Guitar, Bouzouki, Appalachian Dulcimer and the Hurdy Gurdy ~ www.tonibunnell.comSarah Dean - A mesmerising solo singer songwriter who accompanies her self penned songs on the Celtic Harp, 12 string guitar and piano...expect songs about happy dogs, clouds, and many other things...magical soundscapes abound! Not to mention her occasional covers of such classics from Pink Floyd and Wishbone Ash...expect the unexpected! ~ Sarah is a busy musician and as well as playing solo she is to be found regularly playing with her three trios; White Sail, The MerMaidens and Soundsphere www.sarahdeanmusic.com www.whitesailband.comJudith Haswell - Judith has been on the folk scene for over 50 years, originally from Teesside, but now residing in York and entertaining us here with her beautiful voice and guitar for the past 10 years with a lovely blend of self penned, contemporary and traditional songs.Paula Ryan - an award-winning Singer/Songwriter from Tipperary, Ireland is "a unique voice in the contemporary folk world" (Classic Rock Society Magazine). Paula's music is infused with the Celtic lyricism and passion of her Irish Gaelic roots and she uses a range of instruments, some standard (Guitar, Bazouki) and some a bit more unusual (Bodhran, Marimba), to accompany original songs which are "really powerful....what song-writing is all about, making you think" (Fatea Magazine) ~ www.paularyanmusic.com