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* [[Mike Considine]] - [[bazouki]], percussion |
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* [[Jon Hooker]] - guitars |
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* [[Denny Stanway]] - vocals, prercussion |
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* [[Davy Stuart]] - viola, [[cittern]], guitar |
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Rua was a band based in Christchurch, New Zealand, for more than 20 years. Their musical style was Celtic fusion, with a range of traditional and original compositions in their repertoire.
Rua performed their farewell concerts at Lyttelton in December 2001.
Members
- Mike Considine - bazouki, percussion
- Jon Hooker - guitars
- Denny Stanway - vocals, prercussion
- Davy Stuart - viola, cittern, guitar
- James Wilkinson - vocals, guitar, fretless bass
- Jimmy Young - Northumbrian pipes, whistles, flute, percussion
Discography
(incomplete)
- The Commonwealth Suite - Ode records 1990. Winner, "Best Folk Album" NZ Music Industry Awards 1990-91[1]
- Live in the Cathedral - Ode Records, 1991
- 10 years After - Live Again in the Cathedral 2001