BERLIN, NH — St. Kieran Community Center for the Arts and Bisson’s Sugar House are proud to present E.T.E Trio, Traditional Music from Quebec on Sunday, July 17. Tickets for the 2 p.m. show ($15 in advance/$18 at the door) are now available. Awarded the OPUS prize for “Discovery of the Year 2017-2018,” among many other accolades since their first album release in 2017, this trio is quickly winning over the hearts of listeners worldwide, young and old alike. É.T. É are Élisabeth (fiddle, step-dancing, vocals), Thierry (bouzouki, podorythmie, vocals), and Élisabeth (cello, vocals). The word été in French means summer-a fitting tribute to how their original, lively take on Québec traditional music is infused with new vitality.
With lovely vocal harmonies, deep groove, and rich instrumentation, É.T. É is an explosive trio on stage, transforming the nostalgia of a kitchen party into an unforgettable show experience that celebrates the joie de vivre of Québecois culture.
For more information about upcoming performances or to purchase tickets, please contact the Arts Center at (603) 752-1028; visit our website, www.stkieranarts.org, or our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/stkieranarts.
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