The festival continues Saturday evening at 8:00 PM with the Nightcap concert with Irish singer-songwriter Karan Casey and the fiddle-cello duo Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas. The festival continues with the Roots & Branches Concert on Friday, January 15 from 7:00PM with Jenna Moynihan the Atlantic Folk Trio The Quartet of Irish Musicians with Laura Feddersen, Nathan Gourley, Cara Frankowicz & Alan Murray and Katie McNally & Neil Pearlman.Ī full slate of performances is on tap for Saturday, January 16, with Dayfest (2:00-7:00 PM) with Molly Pinto Madigan Elizabeth & Ben Anderson Niamh McGillycuddy, Seamus Noonan & Yuriy and Misha Bane The Treaty Trio Will Woodson & Caitlin Finley Rakish Corner House Yaniv Yacoby & Eric Boodman Matt & Shannon Heaton a screening of F rom the Floor, a “visual album” of Irish dance, and a showcase of young Boston-area Irish musicians (Niamh McGillycuddy, Seamus Noonan, and Yuriy and Misha Bane). Among the acts scheduled to appear are Matt & Shannon Heaton, Joey Abarta, Hanneke Cassel & Yann Falquet, Katie McNally & Neil Pearlman, Scottish Fish, Jenna Moynihan, and the Atlantic Folk Trio.īCMFest 2021 will kick off on Thursday, January 14, 7:00PM with the First Round Concert featuring Scottish Fish Martin, Beaton & Brillhart Joey Abarta and Hanneke Cassel & Yann Falquet. This year’s mentors are Irish singer-songwriter Karan Casey and the fiddle-cello duo Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas they will take part in the BCMFest Nightcap finale concert, and also conduct workshops through the Passim School of Music.īCMFest will offer diverse styles and sound sounds, whether strongly rooted in traditional styles or reflecting contemporary influences and perspectives. The festival continues one of its more recent innovations: inviting select performers to serve as special guest “mentors,” and share their insights and experiences as well as their talents. and abroad who have formed ties with the local Celtic music community. Continuing its mission of celebrating the Greater Boston area’s rich trove of music, song and dance from Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton and other related traditions, BCMFest will feature streaming performances and workshops from January 14-18, 2021.īCMFest also spotlights renowned artists from the U.S.
(Cambridge, MA – December 8, 2020) Boston Celtic Music Fest (BCMFest), a program of Cambridge nonprofit Passim, will mark its 18th year by bringing some of Boston’s favorite Celtic music and dance performers to homes throughout the world in a new virtual format. Passim’s Boston Celtic Festival Moves OnlineĪnnual Celtic festival to include Karan Casey and Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas as special guest mentors
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