FOLK MUSIC
stories and songs dramatised in the ancient _ building. By the Rideout Theatre T 8 “ma”- Edinburgh
m N D I Whistlebinkies High School Hall.
Peebles. £4 (£3). Peebles Arts Festival G presents the traditional music group with I Blues Poets Scotia Bar. Stockwell lowland pipes, clarsach. fiddle. Street, 552 8681. 3.30—5.30pm. Free. concertina, flute. drums and vocals.
I Sb'athaven Folk Club Bucks Head Hotel. I Penlcuik Folk Club Navaar Hotel. . . o . Strathaven.8.15pm. Non-members£2.50 Penicuik.8pm.Singaround. , Acoust'c 8 Tradltlonal Mus|c .
(‘9- WEDNESDAY 9 - Records - instruments - Sheet rtusic ~Doolts~ WEDNESDAY 2
Glasgow I Ian Bruce Scotia Bar. Stockwell Street. ' w "Street. 552 8681.8.3 m. Free. iiifflsrtrzzkaeftb. Eu 4 I Edinburgh Folk Club Cafe Royale Glasgow 1 I Edinburgh Folk Club Cafe Royale Upstairs. West Register Street. 557 4792. T8“ .334
Upstairs, West Register Street. Closed. 8pm. £3012). Club reopens With a‘rarc I Peebles Arts Festival Green Tree Hotel. chance to hearonc'of this country 5 8.30pm. Collection. Folk Moot: infomal greatest guitanst/smgcr/songwnters Rab evening of music and song. Noaltes.
THURSDAY 10 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION or YOUTH ORCHESTRAS 0 Glasgow Glasgow
ls“, F0“ c'ub Glasgow Socmy 0f ls." F0“gg‘gcrsfogsocictgoid presents the 5th Glasgow Festival of British Youth Orchestras Musicians, 73 Berkele Street, beside Musicians. er e ey treet. csr e I ‘ I ‘
Mitchell-meane- 8pmij£z Blues songs on MitchCHThcatrc. 8pm £2 Eileen Vance Stevenson Hall, RSAMD, 100 Renfrew Street
the gunarfmm mm Pearson. Saturday 15 August - Saturday 5 September Ed'nhurgh ICeilidh Nights Network. 3Wcst evenings at 7.30pm anti lunchtimes on 28 Aug, 1 & 4 Sept at 1.00pm I Ceilidh Nights Cavendish, 3 West Tollcross, 228 3252. 9pm. £2. Live bands.
Toncross’ 228 3252‘ 8pm‘ £2' Live bands' performances by top British youth orchestras with special guests from Canada (Calgary) 4 a i c & Belgium & Greece (Edinburgh international Youth Orchestra).
" 'l‘ickcts & full details of programmes & dates from RSAMD Box Office - 041 332 5057 Evenings: £5/OAI’s £3/concs £1; Lunchtimes: £2/OAi’s ill/children, . “want,” F0" c'ub Rowamrcc lnn‘ students, uncmpioved, disabled FREE
Old Mill Road. Uddingston. 9pm.£2 ,_ . _ _ I m ' J
concerts, other nights £1. omega? stronger
I Ceilidh Dance Riverside. Fox Street. off Clyde Street. 248 3144. Doors open 8pm.
- _ . Concerts are listed by date. then by city. . . R my mm] a m. e. do]... a. M emu music at 9pm £4 Classical Listings compiled by Carol Main. mad mm mum“ Mm {m WW :0 y ‘ Ed I nburg h I Melrose Folk Festival Various Venues, ‘
Melrose. Weekend Festival has free Glas ow Scottish International central campsite. sessions and ceilidhs. g p [AND pE’l‘rrKNV Concert guests include June Tabor and I Glasgow Festival of British Youth
Mark Emerson. Old Joe Zydeco. Palaver. orchestra: Stevenson Hall, RSAMD, 100
the POOZICS, Old Blind Dogs. CCOIng. Rentrew Street. 332 5057. 1pm. £2
and others. Information 0835 23592. (£1/free), The City of Sheffield Youth
I POODIOC Arts FBSIIVCI Neidpath Castle. Orchestra in Grcgson's Tuba Concerto
Peebles. £3. 8pm. Folk at the Castle. with . and L ’Ascension by Messiaen.
(£3/£l ). A first halfof English music by the Accordion and Fiddle Club Arnold. Tippett’s Suite for the Birthday of
S 5 Prince Charles. Vaughan Williams and GI Walton. finishing up with Symphony No3 . , as aw by Sibelius, performed by North I t t l g _ Yorkshire Schools Symphony Orchestra. n e 20 n a I Scotia Follt Scotia Bar. Stockwell Street. I Glasgow lntemational Gala Season . Fl’CC. Shaflfllnlgans. Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 2
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(Ticket Centre, Candleriggs). 7.30pm.
Brian Miller and Charlie Soane. and John I Glasgow Festival at British Youth ‘
Wright Orchestras Stevenson Hall. RSAMD, 100
I Peebles Arts Festival Green Tree Hotel. Renfrew Street, 332 5057. 7.30pm. £5
Peebles. 8pm. Collection. An Evening with \ I
mUSIC 3‘ 9Pm- 54- £5—£15. City of Glasgow Philharmonic ' Orchestra with Katia and Ma 'ell'
Labeque in Poulenc‘s Conceribfdir Two September’
I Melrose Folk Festival See Friday 4th. Pianos. An American in Paris and West . .
I Scottish Blend Walpole Hall. Chester Side Story. forty of th e world '8 best young 0072687! {no msts.
Street. £2 before 8pm, £3 after 8pm;~
Performers Free. Ceilidh Dance: bring ' 0t )0
your own drink, and please don‘t smoke. G I a Pnzes tOtal ' IThe Organist Entertalns Art Gallery and THE ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY OF MUSIC & DRAMA Museum, Kelvingrove. 2.30—3pm a d
G 3.30—4pm. Free. Light-hearted sidettn’the AND GLASGOW ROYAL CONCERT HALL.
I Black Bull Folk Club Black Bull Hotel. organ repertoire played by Donald BBC SCOTTISH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Milngavie. 8.30pm. £2.50 (£1.75). Club MCKenZiC.
reopens with special guest, superlative I Glasgow Festival ot British Youth conduaor: J ERZY MAKSYM 'UK
guitarist and singer Isaac Gulllory. Orchestras Stevenson Hall, RSAMD. 100
Information &Tickets: AVAILABLE NOW 041-332 5057: 041-227 5511.
I Strathaven Folk Club Bucks Head Hotel. Renfrew Street, 332 5057. 7.30pm. £5 Strathaven. 8.15pm. Non-members £2.50 (£3/£1). On home ground, the RSAMD
(£1) Junior Dept Orchestra give yet another I Scotia Blues Scotia Bar. Stockwell performance of a tuba concerto with Craig Spunsurpd by Street. 552 8681 . 3.30pm. Free. The Blues Anderson as soloist in the Vaughan y Poets. Williams. Music by Suppe. Bizet and l ' Glaznov’s Symphony No 5 completes the programme and conductor is James // t I Melrose Folk Festival See Fri 4. Dumm-
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