Stolen Notes in Music in the Courtyard
The Sevillian group Stolen Notes, one of the most prominent formations on the folk and Celtic music scene in southern Spain, presents their work The Hive as part of the city's autumn program. The concert proposes a journey through the sound traditions of Ireland and Scotland through a careful selection of jigs, reels, and lyrical melodies.
Attendees at the Patio de la Harinera del Guadaíra will listen to the sonority of traditional instruments such as the Irish bagpipes (*uilleann pipes*), wooden flutes (*whistles*), the violin (*fiddle*), and the bodhrán. The live performance stands out for the technical agility of the members and the respect for the pure ornamentation of Atlantic folklore.
The concert will take place on September 23, 2026 at 20:30h. It is an activity with free admission with prior invitation, which must be picked up in advance at the Casa de la Cultura.
Frequently asked questions
What musical style does Stolen Notes interpret?
They interpret traditional and folk music of Celtic, Irish, and Scottish inspiration.
Is payment required to attend the concert?
Admission is free, with the need to pick up the invitation in advance at the Casa de la Cultura.