A great collection of storytelling and music CDs available for you to buy from our touring shows as well as from artists that feature in our shows. They’re the perfect way to recreate your experience of an Adverse Camber show and to enjoy more music and stories from the artists. They’re also great if you missed one of our shows on tour and make wonderful gifts!
Full of songs and stories from the Fire in the North Sky: Epic Tales from Finland live performance. The CD recording captures the improvisational qualities of the source material and rewards repeated listening. It includes characters, songs and episodes performed on recent tours, such as the Firespell (Tulen synty in Finnish), the story of Väinämöinen searching for the sleeping singer Antero Vipunen, the Bride of Gold and Silver and, memorably, the making of the Sampo. Plus there are new snippets and improvised sections, from a beautiful runolaulu of the beginning of the world, sung by Anna-Kaisa to the evocative story of Aino's transformation into a fish.
Stories from the Shahnameh, the Persian Book of Kings by Ferdxowsi. Storytelling by Xanthe Gresham Knight and Arash Moradi. Starting with the beginning of time, the Shahnameh recounts the myths and "history" of Iran.
Arash Moradi with Habib Meftah
Arash Moradi is the son of the legendary Ali Akbar Moradi, the most renowned tanbour master of our time. For Arash, the Yaresan tanbour tradition is his soul and London is his home. Arash is now presenting his own composition work whilst keeping his tradition, building a bridge between his life and experience in the West. This CD is a musical arrangement that focuses on the tanbour - its modes, techniques and sounds - and is composed of different chapters where the old tanbour maqam patterns remain strong and you can still sense the vapours of Shalaan River!
How do we choose our pathways in life? A fisherman with a sense of adventure discovers a way into a golden land, visible only to those who know how to look. In that land, there’s a king with legs of stone, a queen who is enchanted by a serpent prince and a kingdom that has lost its way. Can they find a way back to their true selves? What will they lose and gain in the search for heart and meaning? A high quality studio recording of The Kingdom of the Heart by storyteller Katy Cawkwell and classical cellist Sarah Llewellyn Jones produced in a stylish card wallet.
The CD includes two extra tracks of Solo Cello repertoire performed by Sarah Llewellyn-Jones - Suite for Solo Cello No. 1 in G by J.S.Bach and Images de Menton by Siegfried Barchet.
Ffynnon, pronounced 'FUN-ON' in Welsh means 'well spring', is made up of the voice and instrumental talents of Lynne Denman, Stacey Blythe and David Reid. Lynne Denman's jazzy ethereal vocals provides a traditional sound for modern Wales. She also lends her instrumental talent on the bodhrán. Stacey Blythe plays keyboard, accordion, cello, piano and voice. David Reid plays six-string bass guitar, keyboard and vocals. Reid is active in the London jazz scene.
The group performs songs that are rooted in ancient tradition, new modern rhythms and soundscapes of the Celts.
Ffynnon, pronounced 'FUN-ON' in Welsh means 'well spring', is made up of the voice and instrumental talents of Lynne Denman, Stacey Blythe and David Reid. Lynne Denman's jazzy ethereal vocals provides a traditional sound for modern Wales. She also lends her instrumental talent on the bodhrán. Stacey Blythe plays keyboard, accordion, cello, piano and voice. David Reid plays six-string bass guitar, keyboard and vocals. Reid is active in the London jazz scene.
A collection of traditional and new songs mapping a personal journey from the singer in Adverse Camber's Hunting the Giant's Daughter and Dreaming the Night Field.
Any profits from the sale of this booklet go to the restoration of the ancient and beautiful church of Llanfihangel.
A collection of acoustic traditional songs including songs sung in The Old Woman, the Buffalo and the Lion of Manding. Voice only and with percussion.
A collection of dodo music as featured in The Old Woman, the Buffalo and the Lion of Manding. The dodo is a mouth harp, known for its overtone-rich, almost electronic sound. Traditionally used for performances in small groups in social settings its hypnotic drone is said to gather the spirits around the group.
Oknirua is the 2nd album from Suunta, a band made up of the three Finnish artists that feature in Fire in the North Sky: Timo Väänänen, Anna Kaisa-Liedes & Kristiina Ilmonen. Experimental live improvisation on vocals, percussion, winds, kantele, live electronics.
A Journey into Finno-Ugric music with voice, kantele, accordion & wind instruments from two of the artists that feature in Fire in the North Sky.
This is Timo's 4th solo album, played on the same kantele as in the performances of Fire in the North Sky. Includes a version of a melody which features in the show.
Traditional and new music on ancient lyres, jouhikko and kantele. Features the pyngyr, West Siberian Lyre. Timo Väänänen plays the kantele and pyngyr in Fire in the North Sky.
Two of Britain's leading storytellers sing and tell the way deep into the secret, dappled heart of Sherwood... and at the same time tell the true and harsher histories of English dissenters and radicals.
Mischievous, poignant, politically engaged: this is Storytelling at its best.
Commissioned by Festival at the Edge in 2007.
Classic tales from the British Isles told and sung by Hugh Lupton, Daniel Morden and Nick Hennessey. Using music, story, poetry, song and the spoken word, these three artists breathe new life into some of the most famous stories of these islands. This double CD includes: Gawain and the Green Knight, The Pardoner's Tale, Llyn y Fan Fach, Fairy Ointment, Tam Lin, The Loathy Lady & The King asleep under the Hill.
Stories from the Lincolnshire Archive about the impact on a single village of the 1st world war. Songs and music by John Dipper and James Patterson.
The Whispering Road is made up from two stories: the first written by Helena Nyblom in around 1897, called simply "The Ring", based on Swedish folklore and the second is a version of the story, "The Giant With No Heart in His Body" widely found across northern Europe. The story and the music in this show evolved side by side and work together perfectly. First created in 2012, The Whispering Road is modelled on the oral tradition, with rhythms and cadences that make it closer to poetry than prose.
