Laura Cannell: Hunter, Huntress, Hawker review – brutally alive, roaring folk improv

[Neil McCauley]

On the dark edges of folk music lingers Laura Cannell, a violinist and recorder player who uses traditional instruments to evoke unearthly, ageless narratives. Her fourth album is a series of improvisations recorded in a church on the crumbling coast of Covehithe in Suffolk, roaring into life under her fiddle’s curved, baroque bow. This technique involves ......

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/oct/19/laura-cannell-hunter-huntress-hawker-review-brutally-alive-roaring-folk-improv