Tuesday, June 18, 2013
  What: Chattaboogie-500
  Chattaboogie 2014
 

 

Featuring:
Genticorum
David Kaynor
Contraversial
Susan Kevra
 
When:
 January 3, 4, 5, 2014

 

 

Cost:
 

TBD for adults (no refunds after 12/10/13)

 

TBD Students over 18 (no refunds after 12/10/13) 

Children (under 18) are free with paying adult but must register. 

 

At the door prices:

TBD  all day Friday

TBD all day Saturday

TBD all day Sunday

 

 


Where:

Allemande Hall

7400 Standifer Gap Road

Chattanooga, TN 37421

Presented by the Chattanooga Traditional Dance Society

Genticorum

 Over the past decade the traditional Quebec group Genticorum (Pascal Gemme, Alexandre de Grosbois-Garand and Yann Falquet) has become a fixture on the international world, traditional, folk and Celtic music circuit. The trio’s four albums met with critical acclaim in Canada, the United States and Great Britain, assuring the band a brilliant future. Known for its energy and its stage presence (and often mistaken for a larger ensemble), Genticorum has given more than 800 concerts in no fewer than 15 countries – and is showing no sign of slowing down: this is a band in high demand.  And if all of that is not enough they have recently joined the lineup for Perpetual e-Motions first dance weekend in fall 2013!



Contraversial

 

Cailen Campbell and David Brown have a reputation for sparking the contra dances
whenever they play. The temperature on the dance floor rises, the dancers'
energy intensifies, and the listeners are swept away by their music craft,
which infuses traditional Appalachian, Celtic and Roma melodies with exciting
and original interpretation.

Cailen Campbell has been described as one of the most virtuosic and high-energy
fiddlers in the Southeast. As both a dancer and musician he is known for his
stunning ability to improvise, cross time signatures and musical genres with
ease, and for his brilliant self-expression.

David Brown provides the pulse to the music. He is renowned and accoladed as a
5-string banjo player, and plays professionally on a half dozen other
instruments, including the baritone guitar. This unusual instrument is a hybrid
between a regular guitar and a bass guitar, and in David's hands, it provides
hypnotic rhythm and harmonic texture to the music...

These encantados met in 2005 while touring nationally with the Greasy Beans and NC
Dance Theater. A rich musical relationship ensued as they explored their shared
love of traditional acoustic music, as well as new grass and jazz. Their vast repertoire,
as well as their tight 'mind meld,' creates a rich and expansive sound that
captivates dancers and listeners. They defy expectations of how much sound, and
how exciting of a sound, a dance duo can make. They're CONTRAVERSIAL!