Triantán is Gaelic for “Triangle”, – three fine and powerful singers – Cobargo local, Judy Pinder, Miguel Heatwole & Anthony Woolcott sing songs that will raise the hairs on the back of your neck. Triantán grew out of the -singing sessions of Sydney, and have played festivals since 1994, showcasing a broad range of traditional and modern material, in both English and Gaelic. They’ve supported touring acts such as Dick Gaughan and The Battlefield Band, appeared at festivals too numerous to mention and produced two CDs. To celebrate their 30th anniversary, they are emerging from retirement to give a special one-off reunion performance.
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The Yuin Folk Club acknowledges the Djiringanj people of the Yuin Nation who are the traditional custodians of the land on which the festival is held. We acknowledge the living culture of the Yuin people and their unique role in the life of the region.
Permission to use the name “Yuin” for our club was received through the support of Yuin Elder, Aunty Eileen Morgan (dec), when the Club was established.
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