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Here’s what Medieval Folk Band – Serpentyne’s clients said:

…a stylish and fresh-sounding record … I found myself readily warming to the charms of Maggie and her consort.
fRoots

These days mediaeval and renaissance music is usually to be found in the rarefied atmosphere of Radio 3 or the concert hall. In the hands of Maggie Sand and Serpentine it once again becomes a living, breathing thing.
Folk London

To create a rich sound that crosses the boundaries of traditional and early music requires exceptional talent, insight and the dedication to persist until the right blend has been achieved. Serpentine demonstrate that they have all three requisites… Those for whom such a cross-over is viewed with hesitation might find that this is the album that will change their minds.
English Dance and Song

Take English singer Maggie Sand with Mark Powell (citterno, hurdy-gurdy) and add some woodwinds and percussion for a sort of Blackmores Night, but with a more rootsy approach. There are songs and dance tunes from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. A pleasant and decent album that is worth to give it a try.
Folkworld

…the musical journey moved back to the times of the alchemists with Maggie Sand. With her project Serpentine she draws from many sources and stirs the elixir until a special sound is formed. The audience at the Hinterhalt were allowed a taste of the brew. With her transcendental voice Maggie told timeless stories. The audience were impressed by over two hours of musical narrative.
Isar-Loisachbote

Maggie has a beautiful voice and is ably backed by her six-piece band… together they produce a fantastic sound. Serpentine are at Orpington Folk Club on Friday 6th March, so if you wish to hear them again, make it a date.
The FAB Club

Last month we were very privileged to have Maggie Sand and Serpentine as our special guests. What a great evening they gave us. There was a decent attendance at the club and everyone enjoyed the evening immensely. They have a good following in Europe and I think they are destined to become established favourites in British folk venues and concert halls.
The Jug of Punch Folk Club

Those of you who remember Shave The Monkey and loved them need to see Serpentine… they were terrific. Everyone enjoyed them.
Fridayfolk Club

Just wanted to say a HUGE thank you for playing at our event on Saturday. We raised nearly £10,000, which is amazing.
North West Cancer Research