Roo and Neil Glasgow, UK
Roo Geddes and Neil Sutcliffe combine their shared experience across Classical, Folk and Jazz to create original music for
violin and accordion. Based in Glasgow, their compositions are inspired by landscape, people and community.
The pair first met as students of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s Juniors’ School, aged 13 and have been playing ever since.
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