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Last Updated: 28/02/2008 16:07:15
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Saturday 15th March 08 - Fund Raising Concert at Beverley Minster
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International soloist Martin Roscoe will play Beverley Minster's new
£40,000 grand piano at a fundraising concert on March 15th.
The concert will feature two local orchestras in an innovative
collaboration when the East Riding Youth Orchestra joins forces
for the first time with the prestigious Hull Philharmonic Orchestra
to tackle a challenging and exciting programme.
The Steinway Grand has been purchased with the help of a generous
donation of £20,000 from the Friends of Beverley Minster and
the Gala Concert will be the first in a series of events to make up
the rest of the money.
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Dr Alan Spedding, organist and choirmaster at the Minster, said;
'This beautifully handcrafted instrument is really the Rolls-Royce
of the piano world. It is top of its class for sound, beauty and touch.
We decided to purchase the piano to support the excellent music regularly
performed here.'
Historically speaking, music has always played a large part in the life
of the Minster. It has the largest collection of medieval music
carvings in the country, a choral tradition which dates back to the
16th century and it is already a popular venue for all kinds of concerts.
It is hoped that this recent purchase will enhance the music which goes
on there, and enable the development of a wide variety of public concerts.
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Carol Parkinson, events coordinator at the Minster, said;
'The Friends of Beverley Minster have made a very generous donation
towards the cost of the instrument, and this Gala Concert will be
the first in a series of fund-raising events to make up the rest
of the money. We are also thrilled to be able to give the youth
orchestra members this opportunity.'
The combined orchestras will perform Wagner's exciting
Mastersingers overture (directed by Mr Mitchell) before
Martin Roscoe joins them to demonstrate the new piano as
the soloist in Beethoven's Emperor Piano Concerto.
The second half will consist of Elgar's Enigma Variations
(conducted by the Hull Philharmonic's Andrew Penny).
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The concert is at 7.30 on Saturday 15th March at Beverley Minster.
Tickets are now on sale at the Beverley Tourist Information Centre
(01482) 391672.
For further information, contact Jonathan Penny jonathan@pennyhessle.karoo.co.uk
(01482) 641243
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Coming Up - Tuesday 11th March 08 - Hull Women's Aid Charity Event
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Please join Hull Women's Aid to raise money for a children's play area at Pier Luigi,
Princes Avenue, Hull. From 7.30pm - 10.30pm. Tickets cost £10 and includes a 2 course pasta meal,
tea & coffee, music entertainment, auction, raffle and bingo. To book tickets, please contact
Alex at fundraising-hullwomensaid@hotmail.co.uk or on 01482 446099.
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Coming Up, - Friday 7th - Sunday 9th March 08 - The Chameleon Players at The Northern Theatre
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The Chameleon Players present Horst Buchholz and Other Stories (he was
one of the actors out of The Magnificent 7) and is a collection of three plays
written by award winning playwright Matthew Wilkie.
Performances are on the nights of March 7th, 8th and 9th 2008 at Hull's
Northern Theatre on Anlaby Road. One of the plays has
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Coming Up - Saturday 1st March - Jazz at The Crooked Billet, Ryehill
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Rob Law Presents... Live Jazz with Laurie Briggs
Another popular line up created by local jazz hero Rob Law, featuring
Wayne Pollock on Piano, Richard Hammond on bass and special guest vocalist
Laurie Briggs.
Laurie, a world-wide solo artist and sensational jazz singer, has been performing since her teens, and also has an impressive stage and TV
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Coming Up, Courses - Thursday 6th March 08 - GaFA Xtra Training Day
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GaFA Xtra Governance Module 1 at Centre 88, Saner Street, HU3 2TR
The GaFA Xtra Programme 2008 is designed to further equip development workers who support new and existing groups on matters of governance and funding.
Governance Module 1 includes focused sessions on:
- Constitutions
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Coming Up - Friday 7th -Saturday 8th March 08 - 2 Night Hull Punk Mini-Fest at Fuel
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It's almost here - a spring clean for your lug 'oles and a chance to pogo and punk it up!
A 2 night event with local newbies and national Legends - get yourselves down there ...
Friday 7th March
The Vibrators ('77 Punk Legends), The Cliques and The Go-Go- Kings
Saturday 8th March
Discharge, Fight the Following and 13 Days of Hell
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Coming Up - Thursday 28th February 08 - Music and Comedy Exchange at The Dorchester Hotel
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Hosting the night as usual is harriWattsband and tonight they'll be introducing:
Andy Train - Relaxed to the Point of Incontinence. Andy Train is a registered nurse and a warm, funny, camp, entertaining bloke. His show covers samples and shaving, false teeth and the things he finds up people's bottoms. A sweet hour in which Train is so likeable he'll make you cancel your BUPA subscription.
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Coming Up - Saturday 1st March 08 - Saturday Night Live at The Memorial Hall, Beverley
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Saturday Night Live is a regular monthly music event at Beverley Memorial Hall, showcasing a varied spectrum of the best of local talent.
This month's line up is HarriWatts Band, Moonshine Crows, Abbie Lammas, Strangers and
Six of the Best
Admission £5 on the door, student £3. From 8pm till late.
For further details and information
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Coming Up - Wednesday 27th February 08 - Off The Road at The Adelphi, 8pm
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Off The Road is getting ready to hop on its bus and take a smooth ride down to its regular monthly haunt.
Urban Artz regular witty host Andy Hampel will be taking us through the various magical destinations of the night. A cross between Nicholas Parsons, Salvador Dali and Animal from the Muppets. He strides across all the realms of performance.
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Coming Up - 29th February 08 - ThisisUll Live at The Adelphi
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This month witness the new sounds from The Rocky Nest, inventive storytelling DIY folk pop band embarking on electro supremacy...
... And shiny bright individualism of Hayokee, purveyors of spicy Moroccan melody interwoven with didgeridoo depth charges...
... With a spot of spoken word
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Coming Up, - Friday 14th March 08 - Planning for Non-Planners II Conference
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Yorkshire Planning Aid are holding a half-day follow up event to
January's development plans session aimed at voluntary and community groups.
From 9.30am till 2pm at Bridlington Avenue, Hull
The event aims to help community and voluntary groups get to grips with
planning applications and planning permission, get an insight into s106
agreements,
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Listings -
Stripped at the Wellington Inn - February to April 08
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Stripped Acoustic night at The Wellington Inn, Russell Street every 2nd Thursday. From 8pm. Admission Free
Thursday 7th February
Shaun T Hunter, Paul Hanafin and My Glass Eye
Thursday 21st February
Stevie Rigsby, Dan Webster and Daniel Pearson
Thursday 6th March
Alex Stork and Poncho Pirates
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Listings -
The Welly Club - What's On January and February 2008
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Check the Full Listing..Buy your tickets securely online by credit or debit card using PayPal
Thursday 17th January - 8pm to 11pm - Club Night to 3am - welly:two
Club NME at Jelly in association with Under The Influence presents
The Courteeners
£7.50 Online
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Music Reviews - Thursday 14th February 08 - Divine Sinn at Winston Churchills, Driffield By Steve Rudd Photos by Matt Rudd
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It's been a long time since Metal fans in Driffield have had a band to call their own.
Too long, in fact. So, thank the devil for new quartet Divine Sinn.
Not to be confused with Swedish rockers Divine Sin, Driffield's
Divine Sinn have been practicing hard for the past seven months
in anticipation of performing live, with this being their first
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Music Reviews - Tuesday 29th January 08 - Alison Moyet at York Grand Opera House By Steve Rudd
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Striding on in front of an eye-catching stage backdrop, Alison and her backing band
immediately made themselves temporarily at home on the stage. And even sat up in the
rafters of the fabulously preserved venue as I was, the sight down below was one to behold.
It's not very often that Alison hits the road, making this date in York one to be
savoured all the more.
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Music Reviews - Friday 25th January 2008 - ThisisUll Live at The New Adelphi, Hull
By Benny Jenner, Life Burns Records Photographs by ChrisW Photography
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Half past eight on a Friday night, I'm stuck in Hull and I'm here at the new Adelphi club,
a place I haven't been to in over eight months. Not due to my own fault I just haven't had
the urge to check out many bands who play there, but tonight is different. I've been asked
by thisisUll.com to come down and review three bands who played tonight.
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Music Reviews - Sunday 16th December 07 - Lucy Kaplansky and Miles Cain at York NCEM By Steve Rudd
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York native Miles Cain opened proceedings with aplomb, drawing the humbly assembled crowd
into his Folk-infused music with affable charm.
His strong, superbly soulful voice perfectly complimented his lush acoustic guitar
melodies, with the fantastic acoustics of the venue - a church, no less -
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Music Reviews - Friday 28th December 07 - The Sorry Loves, Fact is Fiction and Kick Riot at ThisisUll Live at The Adelphi By Michelle Dee
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Every one of you did us proud. We thank you from the bottom of our memory cart.
Fact is Fiction delivered despite their nerves and cowbell issues, they pulled it
off with their forward thinking, sparkly indie sounds.
A new looking band that given time, will become a regular on the local circuit.
Think Pigeon Detectives but from Ull.
So Kick Riot turned
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Music Reviews - Thursday 13th December 07 - It's A Happening at The New Adelphi By Martin Wellbourne
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When an event is promoted as a 60s-style melange of music, spoken word, and visuals - a tribute to the
sort of binge that kept hundreds of Deadheads from stinking the Frisco streets out with patchouli oil
and savage body odour for hours at a stretch - the experienced reviewer grits his teeth; it will be,
he knows, a mixed bag.
This sort of thing, back 'in the day'
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Music Reviews - Friday 23rd November 07 - ThisisUll Live at The Adelphi Featuring Awful Scenes The Cliques And The Charge By Michelle Dee
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New Brit rock band The Charge opened the night with self assured style,
amidst much shouting from a whole bunch of unruly fans. It's back to the
mid nineties for these lads so if you are in the mood for a window back
to those mad for it days, and some rowdy optimistic sing along tunes such
as Voodoo and She Goes On then these are the ones for you.
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Music Reviews - Saturday 15th December ThisisUll.com Christmas Bash At New Adelphi Club With Dirty Dreamers (featuring Dave Meilhan original Dreamers drummer) The Favours, Fifty Nine Violets with special acoustic sounds from Martin Clappison By Michelle Dee
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Hey everybody huge thanks and Merry Christmas to everyone who came to our gig last
night and a bigger one if you happened to buy a teeshirt, CD or car-sticker.
The turnout was good with a healthy mixed crowd of young fans and older heads,
each one getting into the groove in their own way.
Everyone seemed to have a great time.
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Music Reviews - Wednesday 21st November 07 - Plugged Press Night by Phil James
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Production Values have organised two exciting showcase events in aid of the Viking FM For the Kids
charity. Plugged boasts a diverse range of electric and acoustic acts in an 'East meets West' Yorkshire
celebration of new music and live music talent. At the press event, held at the Riverside Theatre, Hull,
I was welcomed by an enthusiastic ...
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Music Reviews - Wednesday 21st November 07 - Circus Envy and Stickpin at Durty Nelly's By Nicki Stylianou
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Having read Martin Wellbourne's review of
the Circus Envy/Stickpin gig at Durty Nelly's I feel inclined to write one of my own.
Stickpin played well and showed potential with their songs. They played against the England v Croatia background which was on the telly, not easy, but most people paid attention to the band and gave them support.
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Music Reviews - Wednesday 17th October 07 - TopGun At The Adelphi Club By Michelle Dee
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It was a strange night in Adelphi, when I saw these two crazy ass mofos do their DJ thang, it was another crazy night when I saw TopGun the band. They took to the stage in giant sumo suits and proceeded to play electro fuzz stoner pop. They kicked the proverbial posterior.
The crowd lapped up their hapless madcap routines and shambolic stage show.
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Music Reviews - Friday 9th November 07 - Mostly Autumn at York Grand Opera House By Steve Rudd
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Back playing in York for what lead guitarist Bryan presumed must have been the first
time in some ten years, the eight-member-strong Prog-Rockers in Mostly Autumn ceremoniously brought the house down.
One of the finest live bands in the land, Mostly Autumn are an incredible band that belts out truly epic songs, incorporating all manner
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Music Reviews - Wednesday 21st November 07 - Circus Envy and Stickpin at Durty Nelly's By Martin Wellbourne
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The Band Apart night at Durty Nelly's has - should you not already be aware - been running for some time now,
allowing bands the chance to showcase their talents (where applicable) in a slightly more intimate
setting than the frenetic, scene-driven skinny-jean-maelstrom of such events as The Sesh et al.
Generally well attended, it's a relaxed
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