2013 brochure - calne music and arts festival

A welcome from the President

What a feast of music and the arts is on offer for the eleven days of this Festival! As we enter our 39th year, Calne Music and Arts is now one of the longest running Festivals in Wiltshire.

Members of the Committee have worked tirelessly throughout the year to put together a varied programme of concerts, recitals, choral works, folk, jazz, talks, dance, poetry and art. Children from local schools will be very much involved in art, music and dance events; we are welcoming back some favourites such as the Avebury Vocal Ensemble, and we will be introducing some exciting new professional groups and soloists.

A new event, absolutely not to be missed this year, is the mid-week performance of Adolf by Pip Utton - actor/playwright and dramatist.

We are very fortunate to have living in Calne and the surrounding villages so many talented artists, musicians, authors and film directors, both amateur and professional, who feature regularly in our Festival. We also welcome the involvement over the years of the many groups who add to the cultural life of the town. We are very grateful to the management of the Heritage Centre and Calne library for the support they offer for various events, and we are proud to have Marden House as our main concert venue, with its great facilities and concert grand. And last, but not least, we are indebted to all our ‘Friends’ and Sponsors without whom this Festival would not be viable.

The committee is continually seeking ways to develop and enhance the quality of the Festival experience for our audiences, and this year the lunchtime concert series has been revamped and the Marden House kitchen will be serving new style buffet lunches and snacks after each concert. Also new to the Festival is a Quiz Night. Teams of four can test their combined knowledge of music and the arts, from ancient to modern, in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.

I would urge you to take a careful lookat both our newly redesigned Brochure and also our on-line site for what interests you, have fun ‘googling’ performers,book early for popular events and set aside the week for sheer enjoyment.

Carole BrownePresident CMAF

Our 2013 music programme continues the traditions of Calne Music and Arts Festival (CMAF) in celebrating music from our community by promoting local musical talent of all ages and nurturing education in the musical arts.

The Festival will open with an entertaining performance of wit and humour by Swindon’s Gilbert & Sullivan Society. Other highlights include: The Yirdbards (event 7); Avebury Vocal Ensemble (6); Keith Abrams’ talk on Mozart in Vienna during 1786 (9); Paul Tuner and Hayley Lambert (25); and a new Dance Spectacular (28), followed by a Ceilildh (29).

The new style lunchtime series features many fresh faces including Hungarian born soprano Maria Marton and the Millfield Trio (11); our combined choir of Calne schools performing works by Benjamin Britten and the Beatles (14); Marlborough College’s Jazz Band (17): Rowan Patterson, a professional violinist with the Bournemouth Philharmonic (21); and finally, the Somerford Scribes with their poetry, prose and humour (24).

Our next generation of musicians feature throughout the Festival with performances by Wiltshire Young Carers (5); three very brilliant young pianists, Akane Gonda, and Rei and Sai Shimizu (12); and many local schools (15, 16,17 & 26).

Finally, and not to be missed, will be our Festival Finale (31). Join us for an evening of 1950s Ritz High Tea and the sounds of Hollywood with musicians from Tom Bott’s High Society Orchestra.

Simon Parker, Music Advisor

Every year the open Art Exhibition displays an ever expanding range of high quality artworks making the art exhibition at Marden House one of the key highlights of the Festival. If you are a local artist and have never exhibited with us but would like to do so, please contact us for further details ([email protected]). We love to welcome new artists, especially among the younger artists in Calne. Art students are especially encouraged to participate.

In addition to the Open Art Exhibition we have a delightful display of artworks created by the primary school children of Calne and surrounding villages at the local library, a digital image competition and photography by Calne Woodlands Camera Club.

The plan for a Short Film competition is still under discussion and if you have a keen interest and want to be involved please get in touch.

Local artists also participate in an Open Studios programme which is a great chance to meet local artists and experience their work in a more intimate environment. I encourage you all to get out there and visit them in their studios. See details in the brochure and on the website. I hope you all enjoy the creative arts represented in the Festival this year.

Gordon Burns, Art Director

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Saturday 5th to Sunday 13th OctoberAn exhibition of artworks by local artistsMonday - Friday: 10.00am - 12.00 noon & 2.00pm - 6.00pmSaturday & Sunday 11.00am - 1.00pm and 3.00pm - 5.00pm

Admission FreePlease note - at times the hall may not be accessible owing to events taking place for the Festival. Please check the Festival programme.

Submission date for artworks at Marden House is: Sat 28th September from 10am to 2pm only.For further details and entry forms please contact the Art Director:Telephone: 01249 813328 Email: [email protected] or visit the festival website: www.cmaf.org.uk

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Calne Artists Prize for young artists ages 25 & underA new prize offered by ‘The Calne Artists’. The prize will be £100 worth of art materials for a piece in the exhibition selected by members of the artists group. The idea of the prize is to encourage and support young artists in the area.

Public Vote Winners PrizeThe Festival Fund is giving away £75 in prizes to the top three artworks voted for by the viewing public. First place award is £50, with second place £15 and third place £10.

Skylight Publishing Award

Skylight Publishing is a fine art printing service, based in Calne. They are awarding £100 worth of giclée printing services to an artist over 25 years old selected by panel agreement. See the website for more details.

Prizes...

Digital Image CompetitionEnter the Festival Digital Image Competition and show us your creative look on life.

Use your digital camera or computer to submit digital artworks or photographs for display on the Festival website, which includes a special award for “16 and under” entrants. Winning entries will be selected by two experienced Judges, and Certificates will be awarded at the Finalé on Sunday 13th. Please check the website for details.

Entries should be sent by email to: [email protected] Closing date for entry is Monday 7th October. All entries will be displayed at www.calnecc.co.uk and the Festival website.

Calne PhotoFest 2013Saturday 5th to Sunday 13th OctoberSat 5th & Sat 12th 10.00am - 6.00pmSun 6th - Fri 11th & Sun 13th 10.00am - 4.00pm

Admission FreeIn collaboration with the Festival, Calne Woodlands Camera Club is presenting its Annual Members Exhibition featuring nearly 200 photographic prints, including images that have gained national and international recognition. www.calnecc.co.uk

Captured MomentsFriday 11th & Saturday 12th October 10:00am - 5:00pmThe members of Calne Baptist Church and Calne Artists will be mounting a display of photographs at Calne Baptist Church.

Children’s Art ExhibitionDon’t miss an opportunity to view delightful and colourful pieces of multi-media artwork by some of the talented young and very young artists in our area. An exhibition of wonderful artwork from local primary schools will be displayed in the Calne Library for the duration of the festival. Visit the exhibition during normal library opening hours, entry is free.

Prizes are awarded by independent judges and will be given at the finalé on Sunday 13th October.

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Art PreviewPrivate viewing of the Art Exhibition

7.00pm Admission Free to Friends, Artists and Invitees

We are delighted to welcome Laura Carleton, who has recently taken up the position of Principal of The John Bentley School, to open this year’s Festival. The evening is open to Festival friends and invited guests to enjoy the Art Exhibition while enjoying a glass of wine and listening to Leigh Matthews delighting us with her flute playing.Th

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High fired decorative ceramics where colour, form and surface are exploited to maximum effect through the qualities of the ceramic medium. Both vessel forms and tile panels become vehicles for decorative expression.

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Visitors are welcome to visit this hilltop studio near Calne and view the paintings and works in progress. Figure compositions, local landscapes and still life paintings will be on display.

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Carving Workshops

Workshops two evenings a week, one day during the week and Saturday mornings. We have a selection of tools for beginners. Chat to the woodcarvers and woodworkers and view their latest projects.

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All my work is done with wood I source myself from hedgerows, garden pruning, storm damaged trees and recycled wood. Come and see me and some of my current work in my studio.

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Opening of the Festival“The merriest fellows are we...” An evening of Gilbert and SullivanSwindon Gilbert and Sullivan Society

7:30pm Admission £8 (£6 friends)

Policemen, pirates, peers, fairies, jesters, sorcerers and more feature in WS Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan’s ever-green light operas. Join us, the Swindon Gilbert and Sullivan Society, for an evening of satire, comedy, and romance that draws from many of their popular shows. Since 1969 the Swindon Gilbert and Sullivan Society have been performing their works to audiences in and around Swindon and beyond. The society consists of an enthusiastic and talented pool of people of all ages who pride themselves on bringing these works to life for modern audiences.

Irish Folk Music Session9:00pm - 11:00pm CODA Admission Free

A group of well-known fiddlers and musicians from the Old Road Tavern in Chippenham, led by Torquil McInnes will be in session from 9pm onwards. Local musicians are welcome to bring their instruments and join them in making music, or just come along to listen and sing all the favourites over a pint in a friendly atmosphere. Several of the group are part of the Chippenham Morris Dancers and have performed in Larkrise to Candleford

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David Bevan is the resident organist at St Mary’s Church and will once again be thrilling us with his varied programme of organ music.

Listen to Us 2Wiltshire Young Carers

3:00pm Admission Free

Led by Bath Philharmonic Artistic Director Jason Thornton, “Listen To Us 2” involves professional musicians, community music undergraduates from Bath Spa University, music students from Wiltshire College, local music partners, and the Wiltshire Young Carers service working with young carers, aged from 5 to 24 years, to create a live performance of a specially-devised piece of music. Their music is passionate, moving, funny, thought-provoking, raw, inspiring, and of exceptional quality.

Avebury Vocal Ensemble7:30pm Admission £8 (£6 friends)

A chamber choir of about 30 singers. Its members perform a wide repertoire of sacred and classical music, both accompanied and a cappella. Their Festival programme will include Pergolesi’s Magnificat, Lift Up Your Heads by Mathias, Ave Maria and Oculi Mei, both by Rizza, and will finish with Vivaldi’s famous Gloria. All accompanied by a small chamber orchestra plus an organ continuo. This event is supporting SSAFA, the national armed forces charity.

YirdbardsPaul Darby (vocal & guitar), Verity Sharp (‘cello, violin & vocals), Patrick Randall (guitar, mandola & vocals) and Iona Hassan (violin).


An evening of melodic and atmospheric music to feed the soul. The Yirdbards are a local group of musicians who will perform a selection of moving songs about the world around us and our relationship with it. Many of these are written by local writers. These songs will be interspersed with traditional English dance tunes.

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Festival Service10.00am Admission Free

Mass will be said by Father Michael Darcy Walsh and attended by members of the Town Council, the Festival Committee and parishioners. The choir and orchestra will be conducted by Jane Murphy. All welcome.

1786: Mozart in ViennaKeith Abrams and friends


This concert celebrates a selection of piano and chamber works written in 1786, a rich year for Mozart.

Keith Abrams’ introductory talk will explore the social and artistic life in Vienna, and the impact of this on the composer’s music.

Keith will be joined by Iona Hassan (viola), Charles Healey and Simon Parker (clarinet), Mary Pilcher-Clayton, Rosemary Ringrose and Alta Ridgway (piano)in transporting you back to 1786.

Quiz Night7:30pm Admission £7 (£5 friends)

Enjoy a stimulating and fun evening searching your brains for answers to wide-ranging questions on music and art in general. Book your table for your team of 4 people in advance, or just put your name down and you will allocated to a team. A ploughman’s supper’ will be served in the interval and there will be a bar.

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A Few of My Favourite ThingsThe Millfield Trio: Maria Marton (soprano) Mark Tromans (clarinet) Nicola Bracey (piano)

12.15pm Lunchtime Series Admission £3 (Friends free)

The Millfield Trio are professional musicians who discovered they shared a love of the wonderful repertoire available when they first performed together at a staff recital at Millfield School. Their repertoire ranges from the ever popular Shepherd on the Rock by Schubert to cabaret songs of the 20th century.

An Evening at the PianoAkane Gonda, Rei Shimizu and Sai Shimizu


We are proud to welcome three very talented young pianists who make their Festival debut. They have all performed at the Royal Wootton Bassett Arts Festival and Wiltshire Young Musician of the Year, with immense success in recent years. Their stunning and diverse programme will include solo works by Beethoven, Grieg Chopin and Debussy, as well as works for six hands.

Bel Canto9:30pm CODA Admission Free

Spend the end of the evening in the company of Bel Canto, with music from the classics. This blend of four soprano voices, Kate Wilson, Emmy Butcher, Sarah Hobbs and Rosemary Ringrose, return once again to perform for your musical delight.

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Young Performers DayFrom Britten to the BeatlesCombined School Choirs


In the centenary of Benjamin Britten’s birth local primary school children will come together to perform a selection of songs from Friday Afternoons, written by Britten in 1933/34 specifically for young people. The children will also form a mass choir to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ first number one by performing some of the Beatle’s songs.

John Bentley SchoolStudents from John Bentley School


Students from the John Bentley School perform a varied programme with music from the last 300 years! The concert will feature students currently undertaking A Level, GCSE and BTEC courses.

St Mary’s SchoolConcert Artists9:30pm CODA Admission Free

St Mary’s School Concert Artists present songs from the world of film and musical theatre, including excerpts from Evita, the school’s forthcoming 2013 musical, a co-production with the school’s Drama Department. The programme will include popular instrumental and vocal music of great diversity.

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Marlborough College Jazz Band12.15pm Lunchtime Series Admission £3 (Friends free)Marlborough College Big Band explore a rich variety of repertoire. In an intimate setting they present fresh arrangements of standards along with new music. The emphasis is on improvisation and creativity.

AdolfWritten and performed by Pip Utton


What made Adolf Hitler so compulsive? How could any cultured person follow him to destruction, desolation and genocide to leave a long deep scar on the 20th century?

Created from the words of “Mein Kampf” and “Table Talk”, Pip Utton takes his audience on a journey into themselves, gently coaxing an understanding of the mindset of a nation that could allow a man such as Hitler to take control... But Utton doesn’t stop in the bunker. He plumbs the very sources of racism and exposes just how near the surface of our own lives lurks its insidious influence. This is live theatre at its best.

Powerful, dramatic, challenging, divisive, illustrative and educational. It is utterly provocative and totally necessary.

Art TalkArcheological Reconstruction Paintings by Peter Dunn


Peter Dunn, archaeological artist, will present a talk about the Archaeological Reconstruction Paintings produced over the last few years based on the recent excavations of the Stonehenge Riverside Project. They portray new interpretations of Stonehenge itself, the monumental timber structures and henge at Durrington and Woodhenge and the landscape and people of 5000 years ago.

Flute and PianoJessica and Nic Pillow

9:30pm CODA Admission Free

We welcome to the Festival Jessica and Nic who met through Clifton Cathedral Choir. They will be performing works by Poulenc, Bach and Martin Le Poidevin.

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A classical violin and piano recital by local professionals Rowan Patterson and Mary Pilcher-Clayton. This varied programme will span the ages from the light, clear touch of Tartini, through the folk-inspired Romanticism of Dvorak to the energetic fun of Aaron Copland.

Vocal RecitalKristina Takashina and friends


Come and be whisked away on a tour of Romantic art songs across Germany, through Russia, the Ukraine and ending in Japan. Meet along the way a wealth of characters in and out of love, Kossacks, young Italian girls, even children. With music from Mozart, Schubert, Wolf, Rachmaninov and many more! A real treat for your ears with Russian Afghan soprano Maria Danishvar Brown, Japanese pianist Mieko Zuckerman, and Scottish mezzo Kristina Takashina.

Singchronize9:15pm CODA Admission Free

Singchronize is Calne’s contemporary rhythmic choir. Formed in 2010 they have performed in a wide variety of local events with a repertoire of songs ranging from the 1960s to recent chart entries. They are a true community group made up of local people with a passion for singing and are sure to get your feet tapping!

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A local writers group, beginning their 6th year together, proudly read a selection of their poems prose and monologues. Their programme includes readings in a miscellany of styles - some carry a sting in the tail, others have a deep meaning, whilst some tease with a twinkle in the eye. What better way to spend a lunchtime?

From VenusHayley Lambert (Saxophone), Paul Turner (Piano)


Paul Turner makes a welcome return to this year’s Festival with saxophonist, Hayley Lambert. Hayley has performed at the Wigmore Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and live on Radio 3’s ‘In Tune’. Her busy freelance career combines performances with Britain’s top orchestras, alongside her solo recital and concerto work.

Their programme, From Venus, comprises music written by female composers including works by Hilary Tann, Paule Maurice and Fernande Decruck. There are impressionist influences, echoes of folk music and inspiration taken from poetry.

Bands in The HallDaunsty Big Band and Calne Silver Band


The ever-popular Daunsty Big Band will be joined in concert by the Calne Silver Band. In a programme that’s guaranteed to get your feet tapping, music will be selected from their wide ranging repertoire from light music to traditional jazz standards. An event guaranteed to satisfy everybody’s tastes.

Piano RecitalJasmin Baker

9:30pm CODA Admission Free

Jasmin, who is in Year 12 at Abbeyfield School, started piano lessons when she was 7. She will present a programme of her favourite pieces which will include the ever popular Fur Elise and a traditional Chinese folk song.

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Join in an all-day Dance Spectacular, led by teachers and students from our local FitzGraham Academy of Dance. There will be a varied programme of dance workshops and other sessions for everyone, from ballet, modern, tap, street dancing and jazz. A fun packed day which includes:

Angelina Ballerina

11.30am & 2.30pm Meet Angelina Ballerina and take part in a wonderful workshop.

Calne’s very own Fairy Trail 1.00pm

Enjoy a Fairy Trail through Calne starting at 1pm leading to a magical Arts and Crafts Workshop. Come and be enthralled!

Dance WorkshopsSee amazing window installations at M&Co and join in free dance workshops at the following times:

Bokwa 11.00amAdult Street Dance 2.00pmZumba 3:30pm

A Dance Showcase 5:00pmCome and watch a fantastic display by the FitzGraham Academy of Dance and including local primary school children.

Keep Calm and Ceilildh On7:30pm Admission £7 (£5 friends)

Delivering glorious traditional tunes of the British Isles, their music is guaranteed to bring friends and strangers together and inspire even the most unwilling feet to dance. With a family friendly caller, every member of the family will be up dancing. Innovative subtle rhythms, glorious melodies and harmonies are the band’s overall sound, that gets dancers clapping and whooping with excitement. Their versatility with different instruments adds variety to each dance and helps bring these classic tunes up to date whilst maintaining their charming tradition.

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The end of Festival service this year will be a service of Choral Evensong in the magnificent 12th century church of St. Mary the Virgin, Calne. The choir will be conducted by the Musical Director of St. Mary’s church, Mr David Bevan and our preacher will be the Reverend Bob Kenway. All welcome.

Festival FinaléMembers of Tom Bott’s High Society Orchestra

7:30pm Admission £7.00 (£4.00 friends)

The Festival ends on a high note with a Finalé which will transport us to the elegant world of the Ritz Palm Court. Join us for a traditional high tea and complimentary glass of wine in the company of five members of Tom Bott’s acclaimed High Society Orchestra, who will entertain us with a marvellous selection of traditional English light music and classic Hollywood film scores of the 1930s and 1950s.

Tom’s great grandfather and grandfather both directed ‘Palm Court’ orchestras and it is this original music that Tom has inherited, and which you will hear. Tom, along with his musicians, enjoy busy freelance careers, working with many of our major orchestras throughout the UK.

The evening will include the announcement of prize winners and a closing speech from the Festival President.

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The Festival ClubThe wine bar at Marden House is open before evening events and for interval drinks. Coffee and cakes are also available on weekday evenings after the main event but owing to licensing laws we shall be unable to serve alcoholic drinks on the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.

Light lunches are served following the weekday lunchtime concerts. Why not also come and enjoy a late Coda event in a relaxed atmosphere.

Friends of the FestivalBecome a friend of CMAFSupport the Festival by becoming a Friend of CMAF and benefit from:

• Priority mailing of programme• Free entry to some events and discounted tickets for most other events, from the Box Office, by post or on the door• Invitations to special Friends’ events and exhibition previews

The Friend’s fee is a modest £15.00 per year (£10.00 for students and senior citizens). Becoming a Friend will help to ensure that the Festival is secure for future years. For membership forms and details please see the Festival website, or contact:

Anne Davey, Friend’s Secretary, 7 Oldbury Fields, Cherhill, Calne, SN11 8HPTelephone: 01249 811960 Email: [email protected]

AcknowledgementsCalne Music & Arts Festival gratefully acknowledges the support of Calne Town Council, Bevirs Solicitors, M and Co and Skylight Publishing as well as the collaboration of Calne Woodlands Camera Club, Calne Library, The Heritage Centre, and Marden House.Brochure printed by Jamprint, Harris Road, Porte Marsh, Calne. www.jamprint.co.uk

Calne Music & Arts Festival is affiliated to Making Music

Box OfficePre Festival BookingThe Box Office is at Calne Information Centre, Bank House (opposite the Town Hall)

The Box Office runs from Monday September 16th to Friday 11th October. Hours are 9.00am to 4.00pm weekdays, 9.30am to 12 noon on Saturdays. Make sure you purchase tickets for events on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th before the Box Office closes on Friday 11th October.

Please note the Box Office staff will not hold or reserve tickets or deal with postal bookings. Tickets must be paid for and collected at the time of booking.

During the FestivalTickets will be available from the Box Office as detailed above. They will also be on sale at the venue 30 minutes before the event starts.

ConcessionsFriends are entitled to the reduced prices indicated in the programme, on production of their patron’s card. Children under 16: tickets are £1.00 if accompanied by an adult.

Postal BookingsBookings can be made from Monday 2nd September onwards in writing or using the booking form available from the Festival website, and should be addressed to The Box Office, Calne Information Centre, Bank House, The Strand, Calne. SN11 0EN. Please enclose an S.A.E.

Contact CMAFGeneral enquiries: 01249 816164Art Exhibition/Art events - Gordon Burns: 01249 813328

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www.cmaf.org.uktwitter.com/calnefestival facebook.com/calnefestivalFestival Committee: Carole Browne (President), Glenis Ansell (Chairperson), Paul Woodman (Treasurer), Gordon Burns (Art Director), Simon Parker (Music Advisor), Lesley Hunt (Secretary), Anne Davey (Friends Secretary), David Bowker-Praed, Peter Grant, Mary Pilcher-Clayton, Joan Woodman, Hilary Wright.

Registered charity number: 276875


Venues At a glance...Festival DiaryThursday 3rd OctoberArt Preview

Friday 4th OctoberAn Evening of Gilbert & SullivanIrish Folk Music Session

Saturday 5th OctoberDavid Bevan Organ RecitalWiltshire Young CarersAvebury Vocal EnsembleYirdbards

Sunday 6th OctoberFestival ServiceKeith Abrams & FriendsQuiz Night

Monday 7th OctoberThe Millfield TrioAn Evening at The PianoBel Canto

Tuesday 8th OctoberYoung Performers Day:From Britten to The BeatlesJohn Bentley SchoolSt Mary’s School Concert Artists

Wednesday 9th OctoberMarlborough College Jazz BandPip Utton Adolf Peter Dunn Art TalkFlute & Piano

Thursday 10th OctoberRowan Patterson Violin RecitalKristina Takashina Vocal RecitalSingchronize

Friday 11th OctoberThe Somerford ScribesHayley Lambert & Paul TurnerBands in The HallJasmin Baker Piano Recital

Saturday 12th OctoberDance Spectacular!Angelina BallerinaCalne’s Very Own Fairy TrailDance WorkshopsKeep Calm & Ceilildh On

Sunday 13th OctoberEvening ServiceMembers of Tom Bott’s High Society Orchestrawww.cmaf.org.uk

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