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Scout Headquarters
From 9.30 am
FREE
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Fine Food & Wine Fair
Among those food and wine providers taking part are:
COCO-LOCO - FLYING MACKEREL CATERING - HARVEYS
JOHN MURISON
- HAMPERS - PAYNES - WOODY'S
BROOKERS VINYARD - DARK STAR BREWERY
WELOVELOCAL.COM - THE CONDIMENT CO - BOOKHAM
SOUTH DOWNS CELLARS - PLUMPTON COLLEGE
Click on a name in blue above to be taken to their website.
All the people exhibiting here will be showing you just how good food and wine can be.
Joining in the Food & Wine Fair will be friends from our French Twin Village, St Martin de Boscherville with their Fine Cheeses and their exceptional Cider.
The New Inn, Fig Tree and White Horse will have
Sussex food & wines on their menus this weekend. |
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Scout Headquarters
From 9.30 am
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Twinning Association
The Twinning Association will be displaying and selling, with the help of our French colleagues, locally made and home-grown produce from Normandy.This will include jams, cheeses, rillettes and cider.
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The formation of Twinning Association was approved by the Parish Council during 2003.
St. Martin de Boscherville (nr. Rouen) were also starting a search for a partner. The purpose of the Twinning Association is to create an understanding between the two communities and to develop close personal relationships amongst the residents, particularly for the younger generations so they may gain a knowledge and appreciation of the different cultures between the communities. |
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Holy Trinity Church
10 am - 1 pm
2.30 pm - 4.30 pm
Singers'
Tickets £10
Includes workshop, rehearsals and concert
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LAST NIGHT OF THE FESTIVAL CONCERT - WORKSHOPS
DETAILS - SEE PAGE 36
There will be workshops from 10 am - 1 pm and 2.30 - 4.30 pm
held in the church in preparation for the Sunday performance.
Please bring a copy of the score of the Mozart Requiem with you:
If you don’t have one, you can hire a copy for a moderate cost at the rehearsal.
The music for the other works will be provided at the rehearsal.
There will be a final rehearsal during the day of the concert 2.30 - 5.30. |
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Village Centre
8 pm
Tickets £12
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Check them out here:
www.myspace.com/thechampionsmyspace
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Holy
Trinity Church
8 pm
Tickets £7
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| Lucy Goddard was born in Brighton and grew up in Hurstpierpoint. She studied at Downlands School in Hassocks and at Brighton College. She held a choral scholarship at Girton College, Cambridge studying Italian and French. She is an experienced violinist and was a member of the |
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National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. Lucy spent a year studying at the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole and played in the Italian National Youth Orchestra, whilst also studying at the Università di Firenze. Having been an exhibitioner at the Junior Department of the Royal Academy of Music, she gained Instrumental Award on the violin at Cambridge. She is a member of Trinity College Chapel Choir and works in the vocal department of Hazard Chase. Lucy has performed many solo recitals including Elgar’s Sea Pictures, Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater, and songs by Fauré, Brahms and Berlioz; she studies with David Lowe and Ashley Stafford. Recent concerts include Bach’s St Matthew Passion in Great St. Mary’s Church, Cambridge and a solo Bach cantata concert in Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge. Her programme will include songs by Schumann, Haydn and Brahms.
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Brighton-born musician, Kate Murdoch, packed her bags and left for Africa after a chance encounter with African musicians at the 1999 Womad world music festival. Since then she has been hypnotising audiences with ‘ilimba’ (thumbharp) melodies and songs from the Wagogo tribal tradition in Tanzania, East Africa.
Biography:
Kate Murdoch specializes in ilimba, a sophisticated thumbharp instrument from Tanzania, East Africa. She has been studying traditional music with the Zawose family of musicians in Tanzania since 1999. Following postgraduate studies at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Kate now gives performances and workshops across the UK.
Kate is the founder of Kutulia Music, a new organisation using world music to promote well-being and raise cultural awareness through workshops and performances in education and healthcare settings. Kutulia is a KiSwahili word, which means to be in a state of ease and relaxation, and this name embodies the therapeutic quality of the music.
www.katemaembe.com and www.kutuliamusic.com |
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