An energetic folk music, storytelling and dance production that melds the traditions of American, Celtic, and Baroque.
Grammy Winning Music. World Class Dancing. |
2023 TOUR DATES
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"Songs and stories, dance and music, poetry in motion, passionate delivery that touches, teaches and wraps you in a hug because it speaks to a part of you that is below the surface, longing to connect, from roots that may run many generations deep." - John O'Brien, Jr., Ohio Irish American News ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Like An Irish Rambling House on Facebook for upcoming shows and exclusive content!
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BRANDON ASAZAWA
joins Rambling House on a break from his tour with Riverdance. |
BILL COULTER & EDWIN HUIZINGA
performing as Fire & Grace. |
BRIAN BIGLEY
dances and plays Irish Uilleann pipes, flute and whistle. Accompanied here by Edwin Huizinga, Bill Coulter and Amanda Powell. |
An Irish Rambling House melds the heart of Celtic and American folk music with the discipline and sophistication of Baroque music under the direction of Grammy-winning guitarist William Coulter and former Stevie Wonder Band collaborator Edwin Huizinga. Soprano Amanda Powell, of Apollo's Fire notoriety, sings with untethered joy. This presentation of music is accented with the percussive brilliance of modern Irish step dancing as choreographed by Riverdance veterans Brandon Asazawa and Alyssa Reichert. Brian Bigley, uilleann pipes, and Kristen Capp Bigley, violin are the producers of this show and A Celtic Christmas, which performed to about 1,000 people last December at the Medina PAC.
In Ireland, the neighbors would pick a house to ramble to in the evenings to share music, dance, and story. It was these settings that bore their humor, charm, and a sense of community and togetherness which is what Rambling House exemplifies. It is a joyful culture that’s rich in spirit and warmth - like a steaming hot mug of Irish Coffee in a neighbor's warm kitchen.
In Ireland, the neighbors would pick a house to ramble to in the evenings to share music, dance, and story. It was these settings that bore their humor, charm, and a sense of community and togetherness which is what Rambling House exemplifies. It is a joyful culture that’s rich in spirit and warmth - like a steaming hot mug of Irish Coffee in a neighbor's warm kitchen.