Coracle folk/jazz trio to perform at Pembrokeshire chapel

The small chapel at Burnett's Hill, Martletwy, saved from ruin and restored 25 years ago, has become a popular spot for live music performances.
The summer concert series kicked off with a sold-out performance by Brooklyn trio Damn Tall Buildings.
Next on the line-up is English folk/jazz group Coracle, set to perform on Tuesday, May 13.
Coracle, the latest venture by Paul Hutchinson, formerly of Hoover the Dog and Belshazzar's Feast, also includes Karen Wimhurst on clarinet and saxophone, and Hannah Cumming on fiddle and vocals.
The trio's performance is steeped in English folk tradition with touches of jazz, classical, and Eastern European influences.
Tickets for the performance are priced at £12.50 and can be reserved by calling 01646 651725.

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