Wild Goose 2012 Is Pleased To Welcome Gungor

Last updated on: May 10, 2012 at 10:16 am by wildgoosefestival

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Wild Goose 2012 is Pleased To Welcome Gungor

Gungor is a band that can’t be easily labeled with a single genre like “pop” or “folk.”

They’ve won multiple Grammy nominations for their 2010 album, Beautiful Things, and have since released a concept album that “celebrates the beauty of life even in the midst of darkness and pain.”

This album, Gungor’s website declares, explores a wide emotional and musical gamut from sweeping string lines and soaring, falsetto vocal melodies to distorted flute riffs and five part dissonant harmonies.

You can learn more about them by watching the short video above, or, come meet them at the festival in person.

Full weekend tickets are just $139 for four days of music including Gungor and a long list of other performers and speakers.

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