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The repertoire of the Chamber Philharmonic Europe ranges from baroque to modern and…
North Creedy Choral Society's Spring Concert will be taking place 7.30 pm on Saturday…
The Saint Boniface Society presents this exciting concert, with works by Beethoven, Janek…
This exciting concert, to include music by Piazzolla, Bach, and Jules Demersseman, is…
This exciting concert, with works by Beethoven, Leighton, Frhling and Psathas is…
This exciting concert, including works by Britten, JS Bach, Barber, Ravel, Poulenc,…
Suntou Susso is a multi-instrumentalist: Kora player, percussionist, singer and composer…
The Spanish-born singer-songwriter and guitarist plays traditional tunes alongside…
Two actors, probably no set, one bar of chocolate. A comedy for curious people, exploring…
Griffin and Collier is the new folk duo from the creative voices behind the critically…
Author of the Gospel according to Luke and the book of Acts of the Apostles, Luke the…
True Foxes, an acclaimed Folk/Americana cousin duo, are quickly gaining popularity in the…
Rossini's sparkling and brilliant romantic opera version of the Cinderella story,…
In the early 80'S somebody sent Fairport Convention a copy of Vikki's album "Lost Lady…
Jazz on the Green is delighted to welcome back local jazz vocal sensation Annika Skoogh.…
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