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Northern Streams 2008 Poster Northern Streams 2008

4th to 6th April 2008

The Scottish Storytelling Centre and The Royal Oak

Music, song, dance and storytelling from Scandinavia and Scotland in concerts and workshops, all taking place as part of Edinburgh's Ceilidh Culture. See below for details of the preview concert at The Wynd in Melrose and more details about Svøbsk and Sudan Dudan.

Friday 4 April
Concert
Scottish Storytelling Centre
Sudan Dudan (Norway) and Bellevue Rendezvous (Scotland)
7.30pm
£10/£8

Saturday 5 April
Workshops
Scottish Storytelling Centre
10.00am: Danish Tunes
12.30pm: Norwegian Songs
3.00pm: Scandinavian Dances
£7/£5

Concert Ceilidh
Scottish Storytelling Centre
Big Seat On Stage; Jeana Leslie & Siobhan Miller;
Liz Wilson; Svøbsk (MySpace page)
7.00pm
£10/£8

Sunday 6 April
Orkney Song Workshop
10.00am
The Royal Oak
£7/£5

TMSA Session
4.30pm
The Royal Oak
Free!

For further information and tickets:
www.ceilidhculture.co.uk
e: eltmsa@yahoo.co.uk
tel: 0795 191 8366.
Kids Percussion Workshops
For children (5-10 years)
With Tira Skamby from Danish group Svøbsk
(the workshop will be in English)
10.30-11.30am
12 noon-1pm

Museum of Childhood, Royal Mile, Edinburgh
Tickets: £5 per child
only available from the Scottish Storytelling Centre box office (opposite the Museum of Childhood) tel: 0131 556 2647
or Ceilidh Culture Box Office tel: 0131 221 3390

Children must be accompanied by an adult
(adults free and welcome to join in!).
Percussion instruments supplied but you can bring your own!

For more details about our tutor visit: www.tiraskamby.com

Entry to the Museum of Childhood is free so why not plan to take time to look around before or after the percussion workshop?

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Borders Concert Leaflet Thursday 3 April 2008

Sudan Dudan

Svøbsk (MySpace page)

The House Sisters

The Wynd, Melrose
8.00pm
£10/£8

Available from The Wynd Box Office, 01896 820028

Usual concessions apply & TMSA members

Sudan Dudan (Norway): Marit Karlberg & Anders E. Røine - two voices surrounded by guitars, langeleik (Norwegian zither), fiddle, banjo and mandolin, telling of knights and other hapless inhabitants of broadside ballads, comic ballads, lullabies and other traditional songs - recently voted album of the year by Norwegian Radio P2. "Captivating musical beauty, calming on the soul..." (Aftenposten)

Svøbsk (Denmark): Maren Hallberg; accordion; Jørgen Dickmeiss; violin, guitar, vocal; Tira Skamby, Percussion - play a mixture of traditional and contemporary folk music. In June 2005, they released the much-acclaimed CD debut "Sig mig" ("speak to me"). Svøbsk is a melody and dancetype, where you turn round and round in a close embrace until you get all ... "svøbsked". Svøbsk "...have the courage to try out new angles ... and create new boundaries for what Danish folk music is". (Arbejderen, Helge Knudsen, August 2005)

The House Sisters (Scottish Borders) is a fresh young trio playing traditional and contemporary music from Scotland and beyond. Their thoughtful arrangements combine lovely vocals with fiery fiddles and piano. They play tunes from the Scottish Borders and the rest of Scotland, as well as music from America and Scandinavia and their own compositions.

This concert is a preview of the Northern Streams 2008 Festival featuring music, song, dance and storytelling from Scandinavia and Scotland in concerts and workshops, happening 4-6 April 2008, at the Scottish Storytelling Centre and Royal Oak, as part of Edinburgh's Ceilidh Culture - www.ceilidhculture.co.uk or www.eltmsa.org.uk; e: eltmsa@yahoo.co.uk or tel: 0795 191 8366.

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Muckle Sing Leaflet UPDATE 12 FEBRUARY 2008:
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT

If you contact the Box office, they may be able to put you on a waiting list. If you have to drop out, please notify the Box Office as there may be others wanting your place!

SATURDAY 23 FEBRUARY 2008
10 a.m. - 5.30.p.m.

THE MUCKLE SING

a day of workshops with focus on harmony led by

SIAN CROOSE

at

THE REGAL THEATRE
BATHGATE

Click here for a pdf of the programme

More details before then from:
eltmsa@yahoo.co.uk
or 0795 1918366
TMSA WebsiteWest Lothian Council

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