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UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05

17 Oct 05 - 08:04 PM (#1584970)
Subject: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: PennyBlack

A Celebration of Trafalgar in Music & Song
22nd & 23rd October 2005


Saturday 22nd-Fleetwood Museum-"Kiss Me Hardy"-from 10.00am

A Host of event throughout the day including
Cannon Loading, Musket Firing, Navigation, and more..
Plus: Nelson & Foudroyant exhibition
Hosted by costumed characters of Nelson's Time

(repeated Sunday 10.00am plus sea-songs and shanties with
Derek Gifford & Red Duster - 1pm till 2.pm)

---oo---

Sunday 23rd Daytime Events

North Euston Htl - Victoria Lounge - 12.30pm onwards

Compere
Dave Cooper

Guests
Stanley Accrington, Shellback Chorus, The Ian Gartside Band
and surprise guests.

FREE ADMISSION

Steamer Hotel - 12.30pm onwards

Comperes
Spitting on a Roast

Guests
Penny Black, Stanley Accrington, Shellback Chorus
and surprise guests.

FREE ADMISSION

Fleetwood Museum - 1pm to 2pm
Derek Gifford, Red Duster

Marine Hall - Afternoon Concert - 2.30pm to 5.00pm

Compere
Alan Bell

Guests
Fleetwood Sea Cadet Band, Scolds Bridle,
Strawhead with Alison Younger.
Admission: £5 (con £4) Junior £3

---oo---

Marine Hall - Evening Concert - 7.30pm to 10.15pm

Compere
Dave Jones

Guests
Stanley Accrington, Th' Antiques Road Show,
The Alan Bell Band, Strawhead

Wind Sail Sea & Sky
A song Cycle written & conducted by Alan Bell with The Folk Choir.

Featuring:
Derek Gifford, Rusty & Stu Wright, Dave Pearce, Dick Gillingham, Scolds Bridle,
Th'Antiques Road Show, Terry McCarron, The Alan Bell Band & Introducing Max Cartwright.

---oo---

Tickets
Each concert: £5.00 adults (£4 con) £3.00 Junior
All Day: £9.00 adults (£7con) £5.00 Junior

Box Office,
Marine Hall Fleetwood 01252 770547
Fleetwood Museum: 01253 876621
Folkus: 01253 872317

Proceeds from collections will go (after expenses) to
The Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen.


17 Oct 05 - 08:20 PM (#1584973)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: PennyBlack

Events Locations

Fleetwood Lancashire UK - Map

North Euston, Fleetwood - Map

Steamer Hotel, Fleetwood - Map

Fleetwood Museum - Map

Marine Hall, Fleetwood - Map


18 Oct 05 - 03:28 AM (#1585087)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: Blowzabella

And for all you people further south, New Scorpion Band are presenting their two hour show 'Bold Nelson's Praise' in Margate (at the Theatre Royal) on Friday 21st, in Dorchester (at the Museum) on the 22nd and in London (at Cecil Sharp House) on the 23rd. It's a fantastic show, with the songs and tunes woven together with actual accounts from and descriptions of the battle - and the Scorps usual astonishing array of 30-odd acoustic instruments.


18 Oct 05 - 06:29 AM (#1585110)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: Keith A of Hertford

Fridat at 9
Driftwood Spars Hotel, St,Agnes ,Cornwall
Trafalgar Night, with nautical songs by yours truly,
Keith.
(hope they pick up the churuses quickly)


19 Oct 05 - 03:04 PM (#1586398)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: PennyBlack

refresh


19 Oct 05 - 04:10 PM (#1586463)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: Fidjit

But, I thought shanties weren't allowed on Royal navy vessels. I'd 'ave thought that a bit more Gilbert and Sullivan would do. "Oh! We give three cheers and one cheer more" etc..


19 Oct 05 - 08:28 PM (#1586633)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: PennyBlack

Shanties - I thought it was Shandy's   

:o)

PB


20 Oct 05 - 05:12 AM (#1586824)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: Keith A of Hertford

Forebitter songs like Spanish Ladies would have been known aboard King's ships, and shanties too even though not used as work songs.


20 Oct 05 - 07:46 AM (#1586839)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: GUEST,Mr Red

I wonder what they are doing in Monmouth Museum for Horatio's day


20 Oct 05 - 08:51 AM (#1586887)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: Snuffy

Hugill says stamp-and-go shanties like The Drunken Sailor were the only kind allowed in "the King's Navee"


21 Oct 05 - 04:58 AM (#1587586)
Subject: RE: UK-Trafalgar Folk W/end 22/23 Oct '05
From: PennyBlack

fill y'musket grab y'cannon balls - England expects every Folky...