080 ARTS & CULTURE Choir joins forces for an
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enchanting evening The Cantate Choir will once again be joining forces with Vivace! and The English Cornett & Sackbut Ensemble in a performance of Monteverdi’s Vespers, on Saturday 14th October at 7.30pm at the Pamoja Hall at Sevenoaks School. Born in Cremona, Monteverdi was a composer and court musician particularly known for books of madrigals and operas. The Vesperis in Festis Beata Mariae Vergine, more casually known as the Vespers of 1610, was his fi rst sacred work in nearly 30 years refl ecting a blend of both styles. In scale it represents one of the most ambitious works of religious music written before Bach. • Tickets cost £15 (concessions £7.50 U18s). For more information and to book tickets, visit
www.thespacesevenoaks.co.uk/whats-on/music/
THE GOOD
GIG GUIDE This month not only is Gary Collins celebrating his birthday, but he’s lined up some great acts to help celebrate
Contact Gary on @tnlivecouk or
gary@tnlive.co.uk THE HOLLIES
Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells, 6th October It is hardly surprising that The Hollies have had so many changes of line-up. Since starting out in 1962 no less than 10 members have departed, including founder member Graham Nash who crossed over the Atlantic to be a part of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. With more than 30 UK chart hits, including The Air That I Breathe, Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress and He Ain’t Heavy, The Hollies remain one of those bands where you are almost certain to know far more of their songs than you realise. • Call the venue on 01892 530613.
DWEEZIL ZAPPA Flamboyant flamenco
As part of its autumn tour, international fl amenco company, Mi Flamenco, is bringing its new production Incognito to the Trinity Theatre in Tunbridge Wells on 6th October. The exciting show contains all the spirit of authentic, pulsating fl amenco, intertwined with the unexpected. Mi Flamenco (literally My Flamenco) is produced and directed by husband and wife team Ester and Uri Tal (lead female dancer and guitarist), who bring with them other artists of the highest calibre. The troupe has, at their heart, the gypsy singing from Jerez – the birthplace of fl amenco singing.
• For more information, or to book tickets, visit
www.trinitytheatre.net or call 01892 678678.
De La Warr Pavillion, Bexhill-on-Sea, 13th October
Maybe this one is a little out of town but I believe that this is an act that people will travel to see. Not just because Dweezil is the son of legendary music genius Frank Zappa, but because he is a gifted performer in his own right – his fi rst single (produced by Van Halen) was released when he was only 12! Often incorporating his father’s music into his act, this is one of those gigs that you do not want to miss if you are fan of the Zappas. • Tickets, from £34.50, can be purchased online at
www.dlwp.com
OTHERKIN
The Sussex Arms, Tunbridge Wells, 28th October My Birthday! So aside from the celebratory excesses that this day is certain to bring, I shall be thinking that it is a shame that I shan’t be able to see these Irish rockers from Dublin. Drawing infl uences from The Clash, Blur and The Ramones, this four-piece released an EP in 2015 that coincided with their debut and the Reading/Leeds festivals. • Call The Forum on 08712 777101.
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