Winners of a PRSF award for new and original work, LightGarden create genre-defying music with world, classical and folk / traditional influences. They have performed at a range of venues and festivals including the Edinburgh Fringe, Glastonbury, Bath Folk Festival and Fringe, and Musicport. They have been on the go since 2007, and this year they began collaborating with Rob Colquhoun, expanding their sound and working as a three-piece.
Fast and gentle songs and tunes interwoven with Mongolian overtone chanting.

A vast and vivid array of instruments including: Masha Kastner: Indian Harmonium, singing, overtones
David Moss: Bouzouki, fiddle, singing, overtones
Rob Colquhoun: Guitar, mandolin, singing

"songs for which the word beautiful might have been invented." - David Kidman, Stirrings
"a timely reminder of the magic inherent in the production of music" - Pete Bell, Cultural Foundation
“This is something else!” - audience

(Saturday afternoon Portcullis Club David solo, Saturday workshop David solo Songwriting in the round, Saturday evening The Old Post Office)