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Jon sanders

Jon SAnders

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Jon Sanders " a man of landscape, and soundscape, Jon's unique world music sound and style evoke diverse cultures in a quantum leaping". Jon draws on Celtic, Arabic, African and contemporary styles. Add a percussive stomp and emotive vocals and the sounds soar into a new dimension.


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Jon Sanders is recognised as a virtuoso bouzouki player, tenor ukulele player, drop D and DADGAD guitarist  and an internationally acclaimed composer. His composition draws on elements of jazz, gypsy, funk, arabic, latino and Celtic styles, somewhat reminiscent of Sylvain Luc, Pierre Bensusan, Antonio Forcione and James Hill yet instantly different. He has developed the ngoni uke, a hybrid Mali small ngoni and ukelele, and the guizouki, a bouzouki/guitar fusion instrument. These are used extensively in his new album, Zoukelele.


Saturday 1st June 8pm church of ireland mountshannon
Admission: €15 /€13 WITH WRISTBAND (includes Slow Moving Clouds)

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