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Set a date for Dweeb HOT on the tracks of their Spring Tour, Dweeb are performing at The Grand on Saturday July


12th. ■ Having played at top venues including the Lon­


don Astoria, and captivating audiences.of thou-, sands at Grassrootz festivals, it is an honour to play host to this top band here in Clitheroe. ■ Signed to Risen Records, Dweeb came together from various parts of the country in 2002, each bringing with them a wealth of musical training, and a diverse mix of musical influences from the. likes of Incubus to Miles Davis from Red Hot- 'Chilli Peppers to Steve Reich. •. ;


. - Their sound is energetic rock music with a twist


of jazzy funk. Their stage show, although delightfully crazy.


and wonderfully entertaining exudes a passion and sincerity that comes from their belief in God.;. Dweeb is proving to be one of the most exciting acts of the moment. Tickets are £5 and are available from The Grand:


or \vww.ticketlineco.uk Treat for Jazz/blues fans


GREAT live music is on offer when th e Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club stages its latest gig in Clitheroe tomorrow, June27th. . Topping th e bill are


, Alan Barnes on clarinet and sax and.' Bruce Adams on trumpet an d , flugel horn, with backing from Steve Berry (bass), Lee Chisnel (piano) and Errol Roberts (drums). There will also be enter­ tainment from the local­ ly-based Eric Ainsworth Quartet, guaranteed to please their devotees. The gig is in the func­ tion room a t the Swan


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and Royal, Castle Street, beginning a t 8 p;m. There will be a licensed bar and tickets, priced £10 (students half-price and accompanied under- 16s free), can be bought at the’ door or in ad v ic e from Clitheroe Tourist Information Centre, now. located in the Ribble V a l- .


425566). * . ; ^ Summer concert is a hit


FOR the third year running, Clitheroe Con­ certs Society arranged a “Summer Concert” in the Rihble Valley Borough Council' Chamber, by kind permission of Ribble Val­


ley Mayor, Coun. John Hill.: He and his wife Philippa (theborough ,


Mayoress) were present, together wdth the , iDeputy Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Mary .■


-}Rohinson, and the Mayoress of Clitheroe, • ; '.-Mrs Marie Berryman. She represented her husband, Clitheroe Mayor Coun. David


• Berryman, whose role as town mayor also . makes him honorary president bf Clitheroe, :.;


■ Concerts Society. ' ' The civic leaders, society members and ; their guests were welcomed by the society’s .


• chairman Mr Tony Cooper, maldng an audi­ ence of around 70 for the concert.


- Music for the evening was provided by the ■


Eblana Trio, pictured, from the Royal Northern College of Music and described by the college as “their ambassadors”. ;. Their programme was very well chosen fo r .


summer, starting with a rarely heard, short, three-movement trio in ,C. major by Hoffmeister. The continuation was a twor movement work by Haydn; his G major String Trio. Schubert Wcis next, the single completed movement in B flat major of an intended larger work. The final work before the interval was a superb performance of the English composer Gerald Finzi’s lovely Pre­ lude and Fugue for String Tria,:. The second half of the concert featured


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details of: forthcoming ’-;tre, Clitheroe, danced to classic tunes from the ’60s. gigs and jam sessions,': ;;Araffleandbingowasalsoheld,whichwasenjoyed -


phone 07870 908159 or i lbyaU. visit: www.rvjazzand- —^-The room was adorned with flags and photo- blues.co.uk


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of artists and singers from the era were on display with details and pictures of vehi­ cles from that decade.; - , The next event is a country and west­


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just one major work. This was by another. TilTigiish composer, E. J. Moeran, described as “perhaps the greatest unsung genius of English composition”. His music is that of a uniquely beautiful lyricism, capturing feel­ in g and rural landsrapes in a way no other, composer ever has.” Certainly, there .was a strong folksong feeling about the music.


In all, a successful concert with good


music including some unfamiliar but very; attractive pieces.


' K e n Geddes washeld. :


O During the interval a very brief AGM -


Reports were circulated in advance and


were accepted. The subscription would be maintained at


. its present level. . A proposal to re-elect the existing com­


mittee, together with a new'member, Mrs Sarah Riley, was passed unanimously. ,, The chairman appealed for help on spe­


cific tasks relating to the. concerts with a positive response. ;


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Church setting for summer concert


THE Hepton Singers will perform a summer concert a t Heptonstall Parish Church on Saturday. I t s ta r ts a t 8 p.m. and


except for a 17th Century madrigal by Gesualdo, the programme is all music from the 20th Century and mainly by English com­ posers including Imogen Holst, Benjamin Britten, Alan Bush, Alan Bullard and Howard Skempton. Asa result of the most


recent exchange with a choir in Budapest Roger Scaife has introduced five Hungarian folk songs into the programme by Zoltan Kodaly composed between 1929 and 1950. . Also of interest is a work


by Alan Bush called “Lidice.” The composer


was so horrified'by the; tragedy, of the destruction on Hitler’s orders of an entire village community by German troops in Czechoslovakia in 1942 that he composed the piece as a memorial in 1947 for the Workers’ Music Associ­ ation Singers which he con­ ducted for many years. ■ The programme also fea­


tures “Chorale after an old French Carol” by Ben­ jamin Britten. The text is by W. H." Auden and the piece was to


^.be part of a Christmas Oia-: torio on which Britten and. Auden intended to collabo­ rate but which never came to fruition. The piece was , not published until after Britten’s death in 1976." - - ■


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