Celtic Harp Performances in Schweina on August 25, 17.8.25
Norland Wind Brings Celtic Folk Magic to Schweina
On August 17, 2025, the Evangelical Church Community of Schweina will host a captivating concert featuring Norland Wind, a renowned Celtic folk trio known for their interpretations and performances of traditional Scottish and Celtic folk songs.
Norland Wind, consisting of Kerstin Blodig, Thomas Loefke, and Ian Melrose, is renowned for their distinctive style that blends historical ballads with evocative melodies. Their repertoire includes haunting ballads and historic pieces from the Celtic region, such as "Lord Gregory," and other traditional ballads with deep roots in Celtic culture.
The concert, set to take place in Laurentiuskirche, is likely to showcase this traditional Celtic and Scottish folk music, with an emphasis on the atmosphere and storytelling characteristic of Celtic folk. Norland Wind's music, which often features the enchanting sound of the Celtic harp played by Thomas Loefke, combined with Kerstin Blodig's vocals and guitar, promises an unforgettable evening.
The trio's music has enchanted audiences in multiple European countries, Canada, and the USA, and they have even shared the stage with Máire Breatnach, the Riverdance violinist, in larger formations.
For those interested in attending, advance tickets for the concert are available for 20 Euro at Friseur Nürnberger (Schweina), Hubertusapotheke (Schweina), and the post office (Bad Liebenstein). On the day of the concert, entry will cost 23 Euro.
In addition to the concert, the Evangelical Church Community of Schweina will provide light refreshments and opportunities for pleasant conversations in the church garden.
Many of Norland Wind's compositions were inspired by the island and coastal landscapes of Northwestern Europe, making this concert a perfect opportunity for music lovers to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Celtic folk traditions. The concert is scheduled to start at 5 PM. Don't miss out on this magical musical experience!
