Saturday, 26 May 2012
Things in threes
All coming up in the next week, three duo gigs with different music buddies. Lots to look forward to.
Please come and join us if you're in Brighton.
Tomorrow - Sunday 27th May 8pm
Sitar and violin
I'm playing a set of new pieces with Garima.
We're sharing the gig with Nil and Scrying ylem.
Wednesday 30th May 8pm
Guitar and violin like you might never have heard them before.
A set with my favourite guitarist, Dave Allen.
We're sharing the gig with ACZ and the Static memories.
Saturday 2nd June 8pm
Double bass and violin
Gus Garside and I play in various combos, but this is a new venture.
We're sharing the gig with Sunsets over Whitehawk, The Y bend and Simon Drinkwater
The Coach House is a lovely small venue in a back street in Brighton. Great place to play and a great place to come and hear unusual gigs. Get there early as it is a small venue!! Put some £ in the donations pot at the door. Cash bar. It's near the hospital and Brighton College.
The Coach House
Down the side path
22 Walpole Road
BRIGHTON
BN2 0EA
Here's the link to the Coach House pages.
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6 comments:
wonderful week ahead for you and co creators - nothing better then a creative high! the Coach House looks like a wonderful venue! grab your B12's, sounds like you'll need extras this week!! xo
Hi Jeane. Thanks. Yes!! I'm looking forward to a busy week. No time off work, so all the same old usual will be going on as well, but I find that seems to suit me. Anyway, I thought ahead and couldn't resist having a siesta this afternoon!! Ax
Your B12 comment made me laugh as there's a local band (although they call themselves a gathering of diverse individuals) called The Vitamin B12. Not sure about grabbing!!
If wishing could make it so....I would be there with smiles!
Best of everything on these three night!
Hi Mary Ann. Thanks so much. I'll imagine the smiles are here with us. Sorry it's so far away.
Hope it all went wonderfully well - Annie - I loved the image too. It seems to me how a fiddle should be - surrounded by colourful flowers...
Hi Fiona. They were wonderful evenings with some great moments that I'll remember for a long time. Interesting you mentioned the shot with the fiddle and the flowers - at the first gig with Garima, my sitar player friend, we played with the doors open onto the garden and blackbird song streamed in during our set!
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