Saturday 9th October Sylvia Hallett at the Kingston Rowing Club

Sylvia Hallett studied music at Dartington, and spent two years studying composition with Max Deutsch in Paris. She now works as a composer and improviser, has had pieces performed in Britain and Europe, and composed music for National Theatre, several dance companies and BBC Radio. www.sylviahallett.5u.com Sylvia will be giving a short illustrated talk on her radio and theatre work, followed by short sets from local musicians David Ellis, Adelat Garmiany and P.D. Burwell, hand drum duo, and introducing Bridlington based jazz pianist David Ives, who since his involvement with the Cardiff jazz scene in the eighties, has been working on his music in his Bridlington studio.

Saturday 9th October - 7.30pm - Admission FREE Venue located by following the white path across Oak Road playing fields at the bottom of Beresford Avenue. Please call 01482 449021 if you need further details. Kingston Rowing Club - Oak Road Playing Fields - HU6 7LR www.kingstonrowing.dabsol.co.uk

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	Loaded Indie Pop night with DJ Priya Every Friday Night 9pm - 2am At The Piper Club, Newland Avenue, Hull (01482) 498931 £2 B4 10 / £3 NUS / £5 Other Yo-Yo Lincolns biggest Indie Night with DJ Andrew Every Saturday night Read more...

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