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Subject: MUSICAL TRADITIONS CLUB OCT/NOV 2008
Dear Member,
A reminder that our next night is shared with the Cellar Club  at their venue. Details below.
Membership of MTC will get you Members'  rate at the Cellar.
 
All the best,
Peta  & Ken
 
                                 MUSICAL TRADITIONS CLUB   OCT/NOV  2008
 
SATURDAY 18th OCTOBER
CHRIS MILES AND GORDEANNA McCULLOUGH
unique visit by these brilliant Scots singers.
Joint presentation by MTC and Cellar Upstairs .     
 NB changed venue for this night only : Exmouth Arms, Starcross Street, NW1 2HR (corner of Cobourg Street, near Euston Station). Information 020 7281 7700  http://hometown.aol.co.uk/cellarupstairs
 Gordeanna and Chris share a love of powerful songs, in meaning and presentation and the main principle in singing a song is that they feel something about it. Expect an exciting sound, and an enjoyment in each other's company that catches the audience's imagination. 
            Chris Miles sings all kinds of songs, many traditional, Scottish and Irish, some Burns, some contemporary, some political.... songs with a message, songs with feeling.
Known in Scotland and Ireland for singing unaccompanied, Chris has a versatile voice which can be powerful or sweet. She's also a wonderful observer of human nature and has the gift of turning everyday occurrences into hilarious situations. Her well worded introductions to songs often inspire new insights. 
 
          Gordeanna McCulloch began her singing apprenticeship in Norman Buchan's Ballads Club in the sixties and went on to become a fully fledged member of the Clutha, singing powerfully , mainly traditional songs. More recently she has an important role in the Glasgow-based Eurydice Choir, (i.e. not the Orpheus Choir!) . Although there's a strong traditional element to her singing, her powerful repertoire  includes all kinds of songs.
 While Gordeanna held the stage all over Europe Chris was singing away at the kitchen sink and at after-the-pub-shuts parties. Encouraged to take the floor at Kirkcaldy Folk Club in 1985, she hasn't stopped singing since.
Chris and Gordeanna teamed up with Aileen Carr and Maureen Jelks in 1991 when, as Palaver, they took Ballyshannon Festival by storm. Gordeanna  continues singing with Chris  in a memorable partnership. 
 
 
FRIDAY 7th NOVEMBER
JOHN KIRKPATRICK
With Will Duke & Dan Quinn plus Susanna Maijala (Finnish accordion player)
A feast of squeezeboxes!      We also celebrate Ken Hall's 60th Birthday.
TICKETED EVENT details below
 
FRIDAY 12th DECEMBER
XMAS PARTY  POSH BAND with JIM WARD
 
 
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 Admission charge for most events:
                             Members £6, concs. £3.50 . Non - Members £7, concs. £4                                 
 
                                  
 TICKETED EVENTS  (seats not guaranteed)
A rare chance to hear these superb artists in a small acoustic venue. Members are being offered first chance to buy tickets , and at a reduced rate .
Member means you already have a current card when purchasing tickets. Send in with your order.
            To renew, send in the card with an extra £1 for renewal.  
JOHN KIRKPATRICK  (7th Nov.)      Members   £7, concs. £5.    (Non-members £9)
 
 
                                   TO BUY TICKETS 
Write to : Peta Webb & Ken Hall
52 Cecile Park, London N8 9AS
 with  your name and address , phone number  and e-address,  plus details of tickets required
Enclose : Cheque MADE OUT TO E.P.WEBB (not Peta Webb)
               Stamped Addressed Envelope.
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Musical Traditions Club at The King & Queen, 1 Foley Street, London W1W  6DL (at the junction of Foley Street and Cleveland Street). 8-11pm. Nearest tube: Goodge Street /Warren Street/ Great Portland Street. Parking OK  after 6.30.  

For further info., email us on petawebken_at_aol_dot_com  or ring 0208-340-0530     or    see      http://web.ukonline.co.uk/martin.nail/MusTrad/MTCintro.htm  

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 NON-MTC EVENTS
Don't forget the Return to Camden Festival 24th October-2nd November