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10th Alistair Hulett Tribute Concert 29 Jan 2020 The ninth Alistair Hulett Tribute concert raised $350 for the Alistair Hulett Memorial Fund. 2020 will be the tenth anniversary of the passing of Alistair Hulett and our mission is to make the concert the biggest yet. Target for fundraising is $1000. Taking applications now for a three song set from performers world wide. (bearing in mind this is a fundraiser and all contributions are voluntary)
Mostly Folk on 96.1 Hobart FM Mostly Folk on Hobart FM - Every Tuesday 6pm - 8pm Helen, Alan and Roger bring you a spellbinding two hours of mostly folk music from all corners of the globe.
Community Sponsor of 11th hole, Tea Tree Golf Club, Tasmania Sponsor of Monthly Mug playoff, Tea Tree Golf Club Congratulations Tom Mayne, Monthly Mug playoff winner 2019



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Trouvers www.arelmedia.com.au rouvers sprang out of the Tasmanian Grassroots Union Choir when Elaine Chevalier and Roger Joseph teamed up with Peter Hicks to present a short set for the Craic at the New Sydney Hotel in Hobart. Peter Hicks, former director of the Cygnet Festival has fingers in many musical pies; from blues to Irish country and Americana. Now he drifts into the realm of Peter Paul and Mary, arranging wonderful harmonies for Elaine and Roger. Peter's songs include the ode to Ned Kelly 'The Glenrowan Song' and a well directed jibe at the banks, 'Them Dirty Robbing Banks'. Elaine Chevalier hovered on the fringe of music for years until she was trapped into performing with Peter and Roger. Elaine's voice tugs at the heartstrings as she delivers Lost Child, an original song by local writer Kelvin Carter. Roger Joseph morphed into performing from the Union Choir. Previously an administrator and committed audience member, Roger delights in delivering Richard Thompson's 'Beeswing' and Jimmy Nails 'Big River'. A growing number of songs are coming from the monthly songwriters sessions (at The Crescent Hotel), second Tuesday of each month) and separately from the pen of Geoff Francis. The Tasmanian music scene is strong and Trouvers are proud to be a part. Trouvers know that good songs need to be remembered. They understand that for every songwriter there needs to be a thousand interpreters. Trouvers sing songs that may be dormant in your heart or songs you may have never heard that you will want to remember. Chris Spencer, Trad & Now March 2016, wrote “One of these [Tasmanian groups] was The Trouvers, a trio which consisted of Elaine Chevalier-Carter, Roger Joseph and Peter Hicks. They played a mixture of older contemporary songs rather than traditional songs.” Trouvers also sing original songs that test your social justice credentials and love songs to tear at your heartstrings. https://www.facebook.com/TrouversTas/ Hammet, Cygnet 2012 Hammett by Trouvers https://soundcloud.com/roger-joseph-2/growing-old https://soundcloud.com/roger-joseph-2/cookie-and-lila https://soundcloud.com/roger-joseph-2/captain-swing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiaZTf3q0OU Reservoir Song (2017 Fleurieu Folk Festival) written by Rory Campbell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28huD1-rCz8 Methinna (2017 Fleurieu Folk Festival) written by Shaun Pearce https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_ZAVZJTJwk Some People Cry (2017 National Folk Festival, Stockmans Camp)

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