Ethno England 2005

Subject: Ethno England 2005
From: GUEST,Sam Pirt
Date: 22 May 05 - 04:59 PM

ETHNO ENGLAND 2005
2 - 10th July, 2005
In Riccall, Yorkshire

Are you aged between 16 & 25 Years old?

Would you like to meet other young musicians, singers and dancers from around the world?

Would you like to share your culture with them and teach your music, song and dances?

Would you like to make new friends and have an AMAZING week?

Then come to ETHNO ENGLAND 2005


Apply on-line, NOW!!!!!

www.ethnoengland.co.uk

[e-mail]


Last year we ran the first ever Ethno England folkmusic Camp, which was a HUGE successs and was a big highlight of the year for all the participants involved. We had participants from Serbia and Montenegra, Zimbabwe, Scotland, Sweden, Germany and England.
Ethno England 2005 is looking good so far with participants from all around the world. It is looking like we are going to be in for another AMAZING ETHNO ENGLAND with even more participans from even more countries!!!!!!!!   

Cheers, Sam

Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: GUEST
Date: 22 May 05 - 05:01 PM

Hi All

Here is the link to our website, log on to have a look at what we do and please get in touch if you want to talk about anything.

Apply on-line on our website

Cheers, Sam

Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: The Borchester Echo
Date: 22 May 05 - 05:38 PM

Lovely site, Sam. However, you need http:// in front to make the link:

Ethno England

Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: GUEST
Date: 24 May 05 - 06:53 AM

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Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: Linda Kelly
Date: 24 May 05 - 04:14 PM

yes- and what more could you ask - Tim Van Eycken and Jo Freya as artistic leaders and Selby, Graham Pirt and me on the breakfast run ! If anyone wants to come over and lend a hand and listen to some seriously good stuff drop us a line! we have people coming from all over-Bitish Embassies permitting and the music we record is archived and used in school programmes-it is a fantastic project.(I shall probably not make my 400 rice krispie cakes this year on the grounds they contravened the Human Rights act.

Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: BanjoRay
Date: 31 May 05 - 06:30 PM

What's with the age thing? Do they stop you getting in if you're over 25? Don't they realise the folk process is about young folk learning stuff off older folk?
Cheers
Old Curmudgeon

Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: GUEST
Date: 01 Jun 05 - 05:30 AM

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Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: GUEST
Date: 01 Jun 05 - 06:06 AM

It really is a shame that ageism is creeping into our music. We all have much to offer each other to keep the music learning process going. If we "as the over 25 age group" stopped younger musicians coming to sessions or music workshops to learn, we would be jumped on from a great height, and rightly so.

I do applaud the idea behind the project but not the age restriction. This is something that maybe could be thought about for next year - an open age policy.

Thanks

Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: GUEST,Taxpayer
Date: 01 Jun 05 - 07:41 AM

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Subject: RE: Ethno England 2005
From: Tutti Flutey
Date: 04 Jun 05 - 12:07 PM

Not getting involved with that debate. Would be going if I didn't have to work - ahhhh the constraints of jobs in eductation......! Anyway I'll be at the Party in the Park on the 9th ready to dance with the Bootleggers so I'll see ya there. Looking forward to it.
Kate