Confessions of a Funeral Singer
From the soulful and sublime, to the surprising and silly, “Confessions of a Funeral Singer” is a warm-hearted celebration of the whole glorious hodgepodge of funeral music in Australia today.
Funeral singers and raconteurs, Leah and Narelle have seen it all, singing folk songs at Australian-Irish wakes, swampy gospel at Buddhist services, rock ballads in Protestant chapels, Baptist hymns in Catholic churches, and an impromptu graveside Danny Boy when Spotify failed. In ”Confessions of a Funeral Singer” Leah and Narelle will take you on a musical journey through the funeral singer’s catalogue accompanied by the wonderful guitar of Jamie Clark.
This project is supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund, a partnership between the Queensland Government and City of Moreton Bay to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
Confessions of a Funeral Singer
Woody Point Memorial Hall Cnr Oxley Avenue and Hornibrook Esplanade, Woody Point, Queensland, AustraliaFrom the soulful and sublime to the unlikely and incongruous “Confessions of a Funeral Singer” is a showcase of the glorious hodge-podge of funeral music in Australia today.
Confessions of a Funeral Singer
The Hills District Commmunity Centre 291 Dawson Parade, Arana Hills, QLD, AustraliaFrom the soulful and sublime to the unlikely and incongruous “Confessions of a Funeral Singer” is a showcase of the glorious hodge-podge of funeral music in Australia today.
Confessions of a Funeral Singer
Dayboro Community Hall 6 Bradley St, Dayboro, QLD, AustraliaFrom the soulful and sublime to the unlikely and incongruous “Confessions of a Funeral Singer” is a showcase of the glorious hodge-podge of funeral music in Australia today.
