Saturday 12 July, 8pmEntry $15/$10.The Back Room, Toi PonekWith a family of 7 children ranging from 8-20 years old they make a band of 9, playing a mixture of traditional folk, Irish, own composition material, mostly using acoustic violins, cello, guitars, flutes, drums and keyboard/piano. |
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Read more... [The Balzats]
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Riverslea Reviver is a mid-winter mini festival – a chance to spend a restful, musical weekend at the Riverslea sanctuary - a quiet lodge on the beautiful Otaki Gorge Road. It starts from 5pm Friday 15 August and runs until Sunday after lunch. Fees are $40 for one night or $70 for two. Day visitors cost $25 per day or part day. Unfortunately there is no reduction for children as we are charged full rate.
Bookings are essential - for more information please contact Ruth Birnie at
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or 04 565 3432. Registrations can be made using the attached form.
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House Concert at Ruth & Gerard’s: MusicHaven,
56 Park Road, Belmont,
phone 565 3432.
Sat 10th May
8pm start, Admission $15SPIRAL - a duo of Althea Lambert and Warwick Hill from Hastings Spiral have a programme called “The Twists and Turns of Love - an eclectic mix of songs for the heart.” Warwick and Althea play a mix of contemporary, blues, jazz and folk songs, weaving a variety of acoustic instruments, including guitars, bass, mandolin, and hand drums, in with their superb harmonies. |
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Read more... [Spiral – Althea Lambert and Warwick Hill]
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Concert at Happy (Corner Tory & Vivien Sts, Wellington)Thursday 22 May, 8pm.Door charge $20 cash, from 7.30pm. Richard Gilewitz is a dynamic instrumental guitarist and truly weird and wonderful storyteller. He writes and performs an eclectic mixture of Blues, Classical, Folk, Rock, and Jazz music. His idiosyncratic style has been developed over the years from the influences of such composers as John Fahey, Leo Kottke and J.S.Bach. Named as one of the top 100 Acoustic Guitarists, Richard Gilewitz fascinates his audiences with fingerstyle gymnastics while spinning yarns too unbelievable not to be true. His ability to make one guitar sound like an entire orchestra, with right-hand wizardry and using standard and opening tunings, stems from over 3 decades of well-honed technique and countless years of worldwide touring. A must for anyone who wants to laugh, be amazed, and be treated to an evening of great music from this seasoned performer who comes back to New Zealand for his 4th tour. www.richardgilewitz.com NZ tour information www.flyingpiglets.co.nz |
Saturday 24th May 2008 12 noon to 12 midnight
A reminder to all musicians and bands wanting to perform: the last date for registering is tomorrow 15th April. See the website for details and application form and contacts. |
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