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21 Sep 13 - 01:36 PM (#3560166) Subject: Glasgow Ballad Workshop - 29th Sept. From: Anne Neilson First workshop of a new session will explore a fine historical ballad -- lots of passion and a great tune. We're looking to make sense of the history, and to find a convincing way to meld text and tune. We meet in Avant Garde, King Street, Glasgow from 1pm till 3pm - but the bar opens at 12.30pm and staff serve a fine bowl of soup! If you'd like to be part of our efforts, PM me to book a place or Google Glasgow Ballad workshop and follow through for the blue clicky link as booking is advised (helps us to bring the right number of copies on the day!). Would be lovely to welcome some 'Catters. |
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21 Sep 13 - 02:22 PM (#3560171) Subject: RE: Glasgow Ballad Workshop - 29th Sept. From: Drumshanty Have a look at the website - we've got some good times coming up Glasgow Ballad Workshop |
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23 Sep 13 - 06:33 AM (#3560563) Subject: RE: Glasgow Ballad Workshop - 29th Sept. From: Drumshanty Refresh |
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27 Sep 13 - 02:12 PM (#3561944) Subject: RE: Glasgow Ballad Workshop - 29th Sept. From: Anne Neilson Any 'catters likely to be in Glasgow this Sunday? For a small fee you could join our group to explore a traditional Scottish ballad -- lots of great background, a grand tune and knowledgeable insight from round the room + a lot of banter! There's no need to read music (some folk bring recording devices) and you don't have to sing if you don't want to. But we do like to know numbers in advance so that we bring the right number of copies - so please book in advance by clicking on the blue link in Drumshanty's post above. Would be grand to see some of you there. |