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Heelstone
played on:
Friday 21st October 2005
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Misbehavin'
played
on:
Saturday
8th October 2005 |
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Beltaine
and Foo Foo
played on:
Saturday
10th July 2004
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The Mill Singers
played
on:
Saturday 6th March 2004
The Mill Singers were formed in 1994 in the Sturminster area. This male voice choir have a wide repertoire and enjoy singing in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere while aspiring to a high standard of performance.
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The Hudson Quartet
played
on:
11th October
2003
The Hudson Quartet are a group of young
talented ,musicians who have recently played a set at the
Larmer Tree festival and we are now lucky enough to welcome
them to our village hall.
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Pete Christie
played
on:
05th April
2003
An acoustic guitar-playing
singer/songwriter who has been playing the south of England
both as a solo performer and also in various bands for over
20 years.
To learn more about Pete Christie
visit his Web page at www.petechristie.co.uk
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Foo
Foo & The Boy
played
on:
12th
October 2002
A fabulous evening was had
by all who attended. No one could keep their feet still as
Lisa and Jan kept us amused and entertained all evening. Foo
Foo & the Boy are from Dorset and have been providing
an antidote to hum drum all over the south west. Difficult
to define but easy on the ear. Foo Foo bring you soul stirring
harmonies with well crafted lyrics performed with provocative
humour.
To learn more about Foo Foo
visit their Web page at lisafoo.wixsite.com/foo-foo |
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Beltaine
played
on:
18th May 2002
Beltaine have been together for
about three and a half years. They began as a four piece (fiddle,
bass guitar, flute and mandolin) and later gained Dan, the
drummer, lost the mandolin player and gained Julien, the piano
accordionist!
Although all music is based on
traditional music or music in a traditional style, Beltaine
enjoy adding deeper, rock/funk rhythms to make the music both
easy to dance to and more accessible to a wider audience.
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Kirsten Winter
&
Chris Peirce
played
on:
23rd
February
2002
Mellow & soulful to lively
& energetic…
We have an eclectic repertoire, from which we select to
suit the occasion. As well as playing jazz standards and
blues, we draw on material by artists such as Paul Simon,
Bob Dylan, Bill Withers, Janis Joplin, Dire Straits, Sting,
Isaac Guillory, Tuck & Patti and Kirsty MacColl, which
we reinterpret in our own way. Our individual interpretation
of a range of material creates a unique acoustic, natural
sound.
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Ten Strings and a Bow
Played on:
20th October 2001
An evening of acoustic guitar and violin with
Iain and Martine.
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Blues,
Ragtime and the Evolution of Swing
played
on:
14th
July 2001
An evening of acoustic jazz,
tracing the evolution of popular music a hundred years. Including
songs by Bessie Smith and Billie Holiday as well as familiar
favourite such St. James Infirmary, St Louis Blues. Performed
by Karin Karian- jazz singer, Susie James and Emma Watkins-
vocals and Maxwell Steer and William Ashworth- piano. |
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12th
May 2001
Sophistic-sax are a saxophone
quartet playing everything from Bach through Gershwin and
early madrigals to rock.
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Serafina Steer
played
on:
3rd Febuary 2001
Serafina Steer first asked to learn the harp
at the age of seven while she was a student at the Centre
for Young Musicians. Sarafina is now a student at Trinity
Collage of Music, London.
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The Cornel
Music Group
played
on:
14th
October 2000
The group, which was originally
formed from members of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
has travelled through Britain performing at music clubs, arts
centres, festivals, historic houses and theatres.
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Nick Crump
and
Tim Laycock
Played on:
26th
May 2000
Nick and
Tim play folk music from around Britain. They play a wide
variety of instruments including concertina, melodeon, recorders,
Uilleann pipes (Irish bagpipes), serpent and recently invented
"bog horn".
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Jason
Carter
played
on:
30th
October 1999
Jason plays classical and Flamenco
guitar - he has played in USA, Mexico, Europe, Israel and
Asia. He has recorded 9 albums and has appeared on ITV, BBC,
Channel 5 as well as TV shows in many other countries.
To learn more visit his Web
page at
www.jasoncarter.net
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Cathy Stevens and Udo
Dzierzanowski
played
on:
3rd
July 1999
Our aim is to perform music that
can touch people from widely diverse backgrounds, in settings
ranging from bars and community centres to art galleries and
concert halls. The music is rich in variation of colour and
texture, sometimes simple and lyrical, with a Celtic folk
influence, sometimes intricately polyrhythmic and at other
times more stridently rock oriented, though often with a touch
of Bartok. We feel honoured to have been compared on occasions
with the Kronos Quartet and the Penguin Café Orchestra.
On the other hand, our sound and style are quite unique.
We have released two CDs: “The Starving
Moon” in 1995, with Alessandro Bruno (Guitar) and “Lemon
Crash” in 2000 with Alessandro Bruno and Markus Reuter
(Touch Guitar).
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