Co-cheòl Melbourne, Australia
The name Co-cheòl means harmony in Scots-Gaelic, and when it comes to this crew, it could not be more true to form. These four lasses will take you on a journey to the lands of the Celts and beyond with their gorgeous arrangements of soaring airs with luscious harmonies. They accompany themselves on the harp, flute, piano accordion, ukelele, and quirky body percussion. ... more
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