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Kayla Kavanagh is a solo artist with a twist. The Irish singer/songwriter performs live with an array of instruments, wires and technology, journeying from acoustic to electronica. One stage. One hour. One musician. One not to miss.
Ambika performed at BBC Family Proms and with the Philharmonia Orchestra. Her soulful vocals and unique style of Indioul (soul with influences of Indian) make her a must-see act. Beautiful songs that connect her music to her Indian roots.
The first Bass Clarinet–Hang–Duo in the world! Pioneering musicians Christoph Pepe Auer and Manu Delago create a new era of chamber music combining the versatile tonal scope of the Bass Clarinet with the new UFO-like instrument ‘Hang’.
Varying programmes will include
Bach's B minor Suite, Brandenburg
Concerto No.5 and Brahms'
Serenade in D minor arranged for
symphonic wind ensemble.
Tickets £10, Students £5
(Venue 60, Grid D6)
Conductor: Michael Round
E Hartmann: Serenade Op 43
J Kvandal: Night Music
J Brahms arr Jonathan West:
Serenade in D minor, Op 11
J S Bach: Suite No.2 in B minor
W A Mozart: Serenade in E flat K 375
J S Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No.5
Findlay Napier is best known for his work with award winning Scottish group Back of the Moon and more recently for Queen Anne's Revenge; his highly acclaimed song-writing project with Nick Turner.
The (4 piece) Bar Room Mountaineers are taking their kind of Acoustic Music to the world. Playing both songs written by Napier and traditional Scottish material, The Mountaineers are set to reach new peaks with their rich, rootsy progressive sound which, alongside Napier’s powerful voice and rhythmic acoustic guitar also features Piano/Rhodes, Fiddle and Cajon with Himalayan scale 4 part vocal harmony’s. The band draw influence from genres like Blues, Americana, Folk, Funk and Country but there sound remains uniquely Scottish.
Findlay Napier - Lead Vocal, Guitar
Gillian Frame - Fiddle, Vocals
Douglas Millar - Keybords, Vocals
Paul Jennings - Cajon, Vocals
We are very much lookin forward to our debut fringe performance on the 12th of August and hope to see you there :)
A family-friendly fifty minutes of fun. ChineseElvis will sing, have a break, eat some food, and teach you either something about the Chinese or about Elvis. You can sing along too and work up a thirst. Afterwards, take your ticket stub to a nearby Chinese restaurant and exchange it for a free beer, courtesy of a new Chinese beer brand that are sponsoring the show. Sun Lik Beer. Mmmm. Nice. You have to buy a meal, though. Its not just a freebie. Buy a meal (at this particular place) get a free beer (if you have seen my show and kept the stub). Its as simple as that. I'll explain again during the show...