1) The Horsham Folk Club programme is at http://www.horshamfolkclub.co.uk/
but I shall summarise the next couple of dates
below.
Sunday
Oct 11th
Steve
Winchester Steve Winchester regularly captivates
audiences with just voice and acoustic guitar. With an effortless, unassuming
air that belies his talent, he takes you to another peaceful, dreamy place.
Check out the silky tones on songs like "The Girl from the Hiring Fair". A
songwriter in his own right, Steve’s original songs are first class. This guy
is all about balance – never too much, never too little and the music does all
the talking.
Admission £5 (members £3). Under 18s
Free.
Sunday
Oct 18th
So
Long Angel
Fran McGillivray
and Mike Burke are a duo with a history in roots music and McGillivray’s
relaxed yet intimate vocal style allows the songs to come alive, whether it’s
a traditional song or one of their own.
Fronted with vocals from bass guitarist
(and sometimes flautist) Fran McGillivray, Mike Burke plays lead guitar and
sings backup vocals. Their music is a fusion of blues and jazz - beautifully
presented and with a lot of their own compositions as well as some refreshing
interpretations of classic standards. Listen here http://franmike.com/road.php
Admission £5
(members £3).
- Cowfold
Pavilion Fund Ceilidh Saturday 17
October
Band: Bonabrill
Venue Cowfold Village Hall 7.30 – 11.30pm
Tickets £10 (includes supper) are available from Deborah Hart
on 01403 864162.
- GBH
Ceilidh for Water Aid Saturday 17
October
Band: The Sussex Pistols + Caller Vic
Smith
Venue: Godalming Borough Hall, Bridge Street, Godalming, GU7
1HR
Tickets £10 or £9 in advance.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/borodance/bdindex.htm
- Charity
ceilidh for Amaze Saturday 24 October
Band: The Piping Hot Ceilidh Band
Venue: Knoyle Hall, Brighton BN1
6RB 7.30pm
Tickets (includes hot meal) £10 adult, £6 child or £30 family (2 adults 2
children)
Full details in flyer posted on Bulletin Board web page
_at_
<http://www.sefan.org.uk/BulletinBoard.html#amaze_ceilidh>
4) Southern English Step
Dancing.
Val Shipley, who gave a demonstration of Southern
English Step Dancing at the club last Sunday, is anxious that the skills
should not die out and has asked me to draw attention to the regular sessions
in the back bar of the Swan at Falmer. It takes place on the 4th Tuesday
of each month at around 8.00 pm and is an opportunity to acquire or develop
step dance skills. If you need more information call Val on 01273
270932.
John
Byng