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04 Jan 04 - 06:54 AM (#1085714) Subject: St Albans Folk Music events From: GUEST,Alison Macfarlane Sunday January 4, eleventh night session at the Rose and Crown, St Michael's Street from 8pm. All welcome Sunday January 11, workshop and concert with John Kirkpatrick. Details of these events, plus other sessions, concerts and workshops, New roots 2004 competiion for young musicians and St Albans Folk at the festival 2004 can be found at http://www.stalbansfolkmusic.org.uk We shall be resuming our usual second Sunday singaround/sessions on Feb 8, with guests 'Run of the Mill. |
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04 Jan 04 - 08:24 AM (#1085752) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: breezy thats today Sun 5th Jan 2004 Where is J K playing? venue address please. Will there be bell ringing? then this coming Tuesday 6th jan sing around at the blue Anchor, Fishpool Street, everything acceptable. and on Fri 9th St Albans Folk-Song club re-starts at the King Harry meet the residents. Look out for following flack. This could nearly have been a hi-jak!!! |
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04 Jan 04 - 12:40 PM (#1085817) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: treewind Breezy, further info at http://www.stalbansfolkmusic.org.uk like wot it sez in the original message. And I could have taken bets that you'd be the first to reply... Anahata |
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04 Jan 04 - 02:19 PM (#1085872) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: breezy and I couldnt read it with all the excitement, thought J K was on tonight and got me dates wrong too. no stirring now, put that spoon away. how much did you make? Tickets now on sale for Bob Fox, Friday 30th Jan at the St Albans folk-song club, King Harry p h. after the bloody bellringers!!!! Sold out for 16th jan with Jeremy Taylor |
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05 Jan 04 - 06:58 PM (#1086688) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: GUEST,Alison Macfarlane No one in Hertfordshire has to unknowingly put up with a folk club next door to a bell ringing practice. All you need to do is a cross check between the listings in the Unicorn Folk Magazine and the table of practice nights on the web site of the Hertford County Association of Change Ringers www.hcacr.org.uk This shows immediately that if you want to visit a Friday pub, the practice night at St Stephen's St Albans is across the road from the King Harry pub, but the Baldock and Letchworth Folk club is either in Baldock where bell ringing practice is on a Wednesday or in Letchworth which is deprived of the noble art and science of bell ringing ... as well as pubs, it seems. So the informed choice is yours. |
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05 Jan 04 - 07:33 PM (#1086708) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: breezy ere we go, did anyone understand that piece of flack? 'the bells they did sound' bugger it, now how does it go! the new set of lyrics will follow shortly so I'm informed. The neighbours arent happy and the art and science of punctuality is beyond the bounds of ringers. They find the keeping of good time a challenge! Getting ready to duck, there's more to follow. You have been warned Joe!! in the meantime Redbourn Folk Club charity night on Thursday and I trust those using the funds will put in an appearance. |
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09 Jan 04 - 10:28 AM (#1089399) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: Mary Humphreys Hi Breezy Sorry to hear that you don't get on with bell ringers. You must realise that they have been doing their thing at that place far longer than you have. They are also exercising a traditional pastime of the English nation. Don't knock it.I'm a bell ringer too! Mary |
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09 Jan 04 - 12:21 PM (#1089481) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: breezy I'm sorry especially for the local residents ! House prices must be low in that part of town No bell ringers for my next wedding then, thats it, done finished , banish them all to the country any country. When I stayed at The Bell in Launceston after a saturday night gig I was awoken to the bells of the church. I suppose I'm sufferring from a reaction to that experience. Cant you wear headphones like proper musicians out of consideration for those trying to watch neighbours! I draw no parallels yet with Melodeon players. Happy new year blywthyn newyth dda. So you havent yet heard Mike Spark's song that has imortalised the experience. At least we cant hear them in the King Harry |
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07 Feb 04 - 11:18 AM (#1111400) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: The Unicorn Man "Run Of The Mill" That is Alan and Jenny from The Blue Anchor Sing A Rounds in St Albans, are playing at The Rose and Crown on Sunday night. 8.00pm til 10.30pm. And as the advert says "Simple but Classey Folk" This is one of the excellent Alison Macfarlane's Second Sunday Sessions. Performers welcome. And on Monday, it's a Sing a Round at The Bull In Barton le Clay Beds. |
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07 Feb 04 - 02:32 PM (#1111481) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: breezy But there is always a choice! You could come to the Legion first Martin, do your floor spot as it starts earlier, 8.00 8.12 8.25 do you? and still catch Jenny and Alan. then you'll have earned your 2nd credit and time is running out before copy date for next term. |
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07 Feb 04 - 06:36 PM (#1111574) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: The Unicorn Man Arrr. Yes that way I could infect even more people. Any way booking you and George should give me at least one extra credit. |
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08 Feb 04 - 02:22 PM (#1111994) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: breezy no |
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08 Feb 04 - 06:36 PM (#1112102) Subject: RE: St Albans Folk Music events From: The Unicorn Man I thought so, but I just wanted to check. |