Mum's the word! Join Luke Koszański (guitarist) and Huich Goh (violin) as they present a special Mother's Day performance of flamenco and folk-inspired originals.

Known for their expressive, inventive, and sensitive playing, the duo combines their rich musical experiences and love for music to bring original compositions that are inspired by flamenco, Irish, Scottish, and folk music from across the world. Exquisite guitar playing interwoven with violin melodies that will certainly stir the heart and soul.This is also a quest to make the violin and guitar sing to one another. It recalls some of the legendary instrumental duos such as Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill, Kayhan Kalhor and Erdal Erzincan, Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas. We also draw inspiration from folk groups like Talisk, Rura, and The Gloaming.

The duo had their audiences saying 'ole!' when they did their first full fledged performance in Jan 2025 at the Bar 303 (https://youtube.com/playlist...).

About Luke Koszański

Luke Koszański (Ausecuma Beats, Sabor y Ritmo, Atomic Riot, The New Monos) is shaped by his father’s blues and rock music. He has also gone on to work with many international artists such as Ali Birra, Mahmoud Ahmed, Nhatty man (Ethiopia) Yusupha Ngum (Gambia), Amadou Suso of diverse African music genres, as well as The Black Sistaz (West Papua) Purbayan Chatterjee and Sheldon d'silva (India). Luke was a part of The Senegambian Jazz band, whose debut album won Best Global Act for The Age Music Awards in 2018.

About Huich Goh

Huich Goh is a freewheeling, genre-defying violinist who thrives on improvisational playing. Her projects include psychedelic improvisation free jazz collectives like the Paul Kidney Experience and Star/Time, the dub jazz group Electrodub Experiment, and her own improvisation ensemble, Sahul Sakti. Some notable artists she has played with are the Booker prize nominee Jeet Thayil (India), graphic artist Ari Jayaprakash’s Kuru Circus and Orchestra (India), bassist producer composer Sandeep Madhavan (India), and Yusupha Nghum (Gambia).