20 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 12th, 2005


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Festival programme


LANCASHIRE is the best county in England according to the artistic director of, the North West’s leading music festival. That is because it is the only


county to fund its own profes­ sional orchestra, says Adrian Partington, who has unveiled the five-day programme for the 13th annual Ribchester Music Festival.


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B A COFFEE morning will be held by Kibble Valley Crossroads In Clitheroe on Saturday. The local branch of the “caring for carers” charity


will stage the event at the Town Mayor’s Parlour, in Church Street, from 10 a.m to noon and everyone is welcome.


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will join a star-studded line-up - including internationally- renowned clarinettist Emma Johnson, the King’s Singers and jazz vocalist Jacqui Dankworth - a t the festival from June 22nd to 26th. Most of the concerts take


place in the historic churches of St Wilfrid’s, in Ribchester, and St Saviour, in Stydd, pro­ viding fabulous settings and . acoustic qualities. The festival gets under way at 6-30 p.m. on Wednesday the


22nd, with a preview of the fes­ tival art exhibition. The rest of the programme is: 22nd - St Wilfrid’s, 7-30


- p.m., Emma Johnson and the Emerald Ensemble will give the first concert of festival with a programme of Dvorak, Weber and Tschaikovsky. 22nd - St Saviour, Stydd, 10 p.m.. Candlelit Concert featur­


ing Eluned Pierce on the harp. 23rd - St Wilfrid’s, Ribch­


ester, 7t30 p.m., ’The Seldis/Pearson Duo with Jacqui Dankworth. 23rd.-St Saviour, 10 p.m..


Baroque Concert by candle­ light, featuring Alison Teale (oboe) and festival director of music Adrian Partington (harpsichord). 24(h - St Wilfrid’s, 7-30 p.m.,


the Lancashire Sinfonietta with director/leader Stephanie Conley and French horn Michael Murray. 24lh - St Saviour, 10 p.m..


Poetry and music at Stydd. 2.51h - St Wilfrid’s, 2-30 p.m.,


Clitheroe Royal Grammar &hool Swing Band with music from Glenn Miller to film tracks and Latin American numbers. 25th - St Wilfrid’s, 7-30 p.m.,


the King’s Singers. 25th - Parochial Church


Hall, 10 p.m.. Diva Delights with singers Alison Shone, Sylvia Strand, and Katherine Squire. The bar will be open. 26th - St Wilfrid’s, 10-30


a.ih.. Festival Eucharist. This year’s festival will culminate in a celebration of Holy Commu­ nion led by Fr John Francis, with music performed by the Diva Delights. An added attraction at this year’s festival


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"fringe”, will feature the pre­ miere of "The War Bus", a new play by local author Owen Phillips and performed by RATS (the Ribchester Ama­ teur Theatrical Society). • The play moves on to the Edinburgh Festival fringe in August. Other festival fringe events are: 22nd - Ribchester Arms, .11


p.m. to midnight, late night music with Bill Ashton on piano.


23rd - White Bull, 11 p.m. to .


rhidnight, a return to the festi­ val for the Ainsworth-Hallam ■


Duo.2'lth - Ribchester Sports and Social Club, 9 p.m. to mid­ night, music of many styles performed by the duo "starz- in-d-skyz".


^ . 251h - Parochial Church


Hall, 4 p.m.. Tombstone Tales - discover the fascinating his­ tory of St Wilfrid’s church and the village of Ribchester in a guided walk through the graveyard with Ann Jepson. 26th - Ribchester Anns, 12-


30 p.m.. Festival Lunch, fol­ lowed a t 3 p.m. by a village walk led by Ben Edwards, au th o r of "The Romans in Ribchester". Festival tickets are available


by ringing the booking line on 01245 878881.


Country classics


COUNTRY music fans can dance the. night away when “Country Legends of the Grand Old Opry” comes to Burnley Mechanics on Saturday.


. Based on the world famous Grand Old Opry Music Hall in Nashville, Tennessee, this fast-moving show features music by some of the best-loved country artists from the 1950s to the present. The Everly Brothers, P atsy Cline, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Dolly P a r to n , Kenny Rogers, Glen Campbell, Tammy W y n e tte ,M a r tin a McBride, Garth Brooks and Shania Twain, are all hon­ oured in this music-packed show. I t has already toured Europe and the USA and was described by one American journalist as “truly spectacular, a show not to be missed”. The show starts a t 7-30 p.m. For tick­ ets, call the box office on 01282 664400.


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CLASSES For beginners and' improvers


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Terry O’Toole is holding classes on Wednesdays at


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from the Centre


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Tickets: El 2.00/E10 Performance: 8.00pm One of Britain’s most popular writers shares his ■ GERVASE PHINN


Monday 30th May - 7.30pm An lEvening With


hilarious tales of life as a schools inspector in the ■ Yorkshire Dales


I With over 15,000 tickets sold, 'Open Mic Award


Winner’ Danny Bhoy was the top-selling comedian at last year’s Edinburgh Festival


DANNYBHOY . Tickets: E12.00/E10.00


Tickets £14.50 ________ : Thursday 9lh June - 8pm


SOMETIMES it,is hard to remain upbeatewhen the weather outside is cold and those April showers continue ?; into May.


^ ’ Ju s ta s i t was last week, when-I was


: nearly ..washed- away play ingi golf on a .windswept,"rainy day, and ;I can assures •ybu;nothing.is'm6remnc6mfortable


.water dripping down your neck and satu^ s rating your glove. <


it;On Sunday, the cold iyind still blew, biit "the;suhlwas shining. :I stopped and mar-^; velied at Grindletbn’s cricket field, which -


ihas^the'wonderful backdrop of; Pendles Hi|l,; and the perfect rural scene ..with all i thcTplayers in\their;Whites .watched by s their families enjoying picnics round the field. _ .


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ALTHOUGH chocolate can over­ power many sweet wines, a marriage made in heaven for all chocoholics are the Vin Doux Natural wines from the Roussillon region of France, writes MIKE MURDOCH This area produces both red, white


and rose wines, but most importantly over 80% of all of France’s 'Vin Doux Natural wines. The two wines I like and which


work well with chocolate are both from this region and both fall into the first category. These two Vin Doux Naturals are BANYULS and


MAURY. Banyuls comes from the seaside town of the same name, next to' the Spanish border in the South 'W^estem tip of France. DOMAINE dc lit RECTORIE 2002, Banyuls is made with around 50% grenache with a lovely deep heady aroma which evokes the thought of chocolate, very perfumed and intense of ripe stewed fruit and raisins. At £11.49 a half litre it is not cheap, but will keep once opened as it is fortified and would serve six to seven people. The other wine is MAURY DOMAINE DE POUDEROUX 2003,


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'5/ Alas^;y.et again spoilt, by the black clouds releasing a deluge of rain on the - sportsmen just after the tea interval. : - ■ ;aThe only advantage to the rain, was the fact that my husband had treated th e , lawn with'fertiliser and moK killer so was quite keen for it to rain. However, because of the unpredictabil­


ity of our English weather, many people plan a summer get-away, dreaming of warmer, climes and exotic destinations, but if. you'fancy, a little escape without leaving the comfort of you own home, here is a miouth-watering recipe inspired by fantastic holiday destinations.: i: .Let the sunshine in with a delicious lamb moussaka for. a real flavour of the Mediterranean and those sunny Greek Islands.


' - "Ingredients


' 6mintjelly . *2 aubergines ' ••


tomato puree


' • 1 clove garlic, crushed ' •


. ' • •■ . (serves 4-6) oneand half lb lean lamb mince . . - 1 onion,’chopped


Conduclor Carl Davis , . •Sozfetacheese


' • SOOg pot'Greek yogurt • 2eggs • ■


■ - Method


V l . Ih a non-stick pan dry fry the lamb mince for 4-5 minutes, ivith chopped onion and crushed garlic. Add three tbsp tomato puree and 2 tbsp mint jelly. Season with salt and pepper and cook for 2-3 minutes. ' 2. Meanwliile thinly slice the aubergines


and lightly browii on both sides in a.hot frying pan (you might have to do this in two or three batches). 3. Place hah the.mince mixture into an


ovenproof dish and top' with some of the aubergine slices. Grumble over 3oz feta cheese and cover with the rest of the mince and the remaining aubergine. 4. Mix together, the Greek yogurt,with


.two eggs and pour over the aubergines. . 5: Bak'e’in a preheated oven fo r30-35 ' minutes until golden brown.


' M a l i c : l i e s t e r . - I l o a < i ' : - ;B i x r i i l e 3 r , ; 0 1 2 S 2 : ;B e . - t 4 ;Q P , . : Friday 13th May - 7.30pm


Chapterhouse Theatre Company present MACBETH Shakespeare's electrifying tale of passion,


power and destructive ambition. Featuring a large cast, classical set, traditional costumes and live music. -


Tickets £8.00 / £7.00 Schools £6.00 WE’LL GATHER LILACS Monday 16th May - 3pm


i Jayne May-Sysum’s stunning treatment, ol a time never to be forgotten evokes wonderful memonos of the past as she sings her way through a great diversity of nostalgic dassics. ■


fJt’ Tickets: £8.001 £6.00


"West End Variety Performance ? Saturday 21 st May


_____ r - 'J i CON UTIiV LiGiNDS ■ Saturday 14th May -7.3gp^m


O F T H E G R A N D O L D O P R Y An evening with the legends of Country


Music featuring the best loved artists from the 1950's to the present day


Tickets E12.50/E10.00__________ Thursday 19th May - 8pm REFORM THEATRE COMPANY Present STAND


Saturday afternoon means another tedious United


game for Phii and Kev, while Janet and Laura sit in the local. When the four meet up on Saturday night, they


find themselves at a pivotal moment in their lives, with shocking consequences. Tickets £6.00/£5.00


Wed 25th - Sat 28th May - 7.30pm Burnley Garrick Club present


JOKING APART Tickets: from £3.00


By Alan Ayckbourn Thursday 2nd June - 8pm The legendary sound of the Eagles recreated by TALON


Featuring a stunning new light show . Tickets: E12.00/E10.00


Saturday 11th June - 8pm An Evening With


CHRIS and KELLIE WHILE Two ol Britain’s finest Folk Singers/Songwriters/


Guitarists - join forces in this very special evening Tickets: El 0.00


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ELVIS & THE SWEET INSPIRATIONS Thur 2 June £20 DONOVAN


Tues 28 June £14.50


THE KEITH BARRET SHOW


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A ls o C om in g S o o n Sept


Tom Hingley and band play Inspiral Carpets Greatest Hits,


The Clone Roses October


Janice Connolly from Phoenix nights - Barbara Nice Lucky Bag


King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys Italian Opera Company - Rigoletto Vienna Festival Ballet • Nutcracker


November


Paddy Meguiness Bjorn Again


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The League of Gentlemen Catfish Keith


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January 06 Ben Elton ■ '


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dixed Hors D ’Oe»i'r« Champagne Sorbet Beef Wellington


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coming from under the foothills o: the Corbieres mountains, is madt with a minimum of 75% grenacht and is more heady, more aromatit and much more Port like, but witi only 15.5% alcohol. This is £10.9f for a full bottle, both wines cominf from D. Byrne and Co. If a dessert it too much to try to justify buyinj these ivines then just buy a good bat of dark chocolate, try the wine, thef the chocolate and then the wine again.You find i t difficult to sec where one ends and the othe) begins.


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