SATURDAY, November 23, sees a first visit to Crediton from the wonderful Ciderhouse Rebellion.

Fiddle player Adam Summerhayes, known as “the Paganini of traditional violin” and master accordionist Murray Grainger combine to produce incredible spontaneous tapestries of sound, creating music in the moment, based on traditional tunes or their own compositions – often springing from a single note, key, time signature or emotion.

Although the pair only started working together in 2020, they have already released four celebrated albums, won Arts Council support, been featured on “Folk on Foot”, scored a BBC Radio 4 play and played significant festivals across the UK and Europe.

Their quest is to create music with no conscious thought between conception and playing – always searching for the unexpected and the possibility to create a deep sonic narrative that transports the audience.

The award-winning duo are at Crediton Arts Centre from 7.30pm on Saturday, November 23.

Tickets for this unmissable event are available from: www.ticketsource.co.uk/creditonartscentre .