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Quebec Scene

April 20 to May 5, 2007

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Music

The Duhks / Karrnnel Sawitsky & Daniel Koulack

Library and Archives Canada - Auditorium


Banjo player Leonard Podolak founded THE DUHKS to infuse old roots traditional music with a contemporary vibe. The band quickly garnered critical acclaim and a significant fan following with their eclectic mix of traditional bluegrass, folk rock, Afro-Cuban jazz, soul and French traditional. These days, they’re considered one of the most compelling acts on the roots scene. According to Leonard, The Duhks “just want to play music that speaks to everybody.” Mission accomplished.



Karrnnel Sawitsky is a fiddle sensation, hailed as one of the most dynamic and original fiddle players in the country. With an infectiously appealing stage presence, he dazzles audiences playing music inspired by everything from Canadian Old Time, to bluegrass, jazz, blues, rock, country, and classical. Adding to the fiddle fun, Daniel Koulack, Winnipeg’s bravura banjo maestro, joins Karrnnel on stage to share music from their recent CD collaboration.

 


Daniel Koulak

Karrnnel Sawitsky [photo: Photo: Daniel Koulak]

Karrnnel Sawitsky

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The Duhks

The Duhks

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