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NZTrio Continue On Their Expansive Journey Through The Clouds

Dramatic Skies series, bringing August 22. Having spent much of 2021 collaborating with clarinettists, ballet dancers, and pop musicians, Ashley Brown (cello), Amalia Hall (violin), and Somi Kim (piano) are excited to perform in full flight as a three-piece with this new programme which conveys both catharsis and hope, featuring a new commission from celebrated Kiwi composer Jenny McLeod. Ultimately representative of the clouds that signal fair weather, Cumulus maps a dramatic voyage. From deep melancholy touched with hints of hope in the Grieg, through a quirky reflection of Ravel’s life and music from Schifrin’s unique point of view, and deep

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Intrepid EK duo scale the heights as part of challenge for Alzheimer's Research

Intrepid EK duo scale the heights as part of challenge for Alzheimer’s Research Susan Dunbar and Jenny McLeod took on the West Highland Way and Ben Nevis on a six-day challenge Susan Dunbar and Jenny McLeod from East Kilbride are raising much needed funds for charity (Image: EKN) Join thousands of others and get the latest Lanarkshire news sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

Local Matters - Singers' triumphant return

Singers’ triumphant return The Kowhai Singers have had plenty of time to rehearse. Warkworth’s Kowhai Singers return this month for the first time since the Covid-19 lockdown with two highly anticipated concerts. The Festival Jubilate concerts will be held at both the Leigh Community Hall, at 7.30pm on Friday, May 28, and at the Warkworth Town Hall, at 4pm on Sunday, May 30. The concert will be under the baton of musical director Amy Cottingham and accompanied by acclaimed local pianist Fiona Strathern. Choir member Jon Bennett says the concert will feature an eclectic mix of music selections, from modern and sacred choral to light classical works.