Warm Up This Winter at Four Winds - The Triangle Community Newspaper

As the cooler months settle in, Four Winds offers the perfect reason to gather, connect and be inspired right here in our community.

On 12 July, Fred Leone returns with Radio for Ghosts, a powerful collaboration with platinum award-winning, multi-instrumentalist Leigh Roy Ryan (aka Plutonic Lab). Blending Leone’s soulful, deeply moving vocals with Ryan’s rich beats and instrumentation, this genre-defying performance promises something truly special. Ahead of their debut album, Fred Leone & Radio for Ghosts is more than a concert, it’s a chance to experience world-class artistry up close, in an intimate and welcoming local setting.

On 23 August, the Streeton Trio presents Women Who Dared, bringing to life the brilliance and resilience of women in music. Featuring pianist Bernadette Harvey, violinist Emma Jardine and cellist Rachel Siu, the program shines a light on four extraordinary female composers who defied tradition to leave a lasting legacy. With works by Fanny Mendelssohn, Kelly-Marie Murphy, Clara Schumann and Australian composer Elena Kats-Chernin, this performance celebrates creativity, determination and the enduring power of women’s voices in music.

Two men photographed against a dramatic background of cloud streaked sky.

Fred Leone and Leigh Roy Ryan. Photo credit: Nicole Reed.

All Four Winds performances are free for under 16s when accompanied by a guardian and ticket holder, making it the perfect opportunity to introduce younger audiences to live performance and spark a lifelong love of live music.

Photo above: The Streeton Trio.

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