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www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 9th, 2009 29 Orchestra’s Grand show


MADEIRAN sunshine, mandolin music , an d ; Neapolitan songs are all coming to The Grand in Clitheroe on Tuesday, July 21st. Performing for the first


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.WHATEVER th e ’weathenthis ■ ;■ summer, it is going,to be'gorgeous; at yoiir local mall throughout the' whole of July.


', Look out for the unique “Gor- v geous Summer” event; which is : being brought to you by The; Mall, in Blackburn, and Adiqs - a natural aid fo r slimming - throughout July. At each event, you can find out


the latest tips to looking and feel­ ing gorgeous all summer long, as


. well as receiving an exclusive lim­ ited edition, celebrity designed Summer Tote Bag if you spend £50 at The Mall. And that’s not all, all shoppers


at The Mall, Blackburn, will also have the- chance to win a Mediterranean holiday for two, worth £1,000. - To celebrate your local ‘‘Gor­


geous Summer” event at The Mall Blackburn, we have teamed • up with Adios to bring one lucky winner a fabulous one-on-one , summer-style consultation! • . The second prize winner will receive £40 worth of shopping :;


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beac h mat, flip flops and a sun hat. Ten runners up will receive an Adios goody bag.


; Adios and Adios MAX tablets; (contains fucus) are medicinal; herbal slimming aids, which help speed up weight loss by acting on the body’s metabolism (helping to speed up the rate at which the . body converts fat into energy). When taken as part of a calorie- controlled diet with exercise, this can lead to a loss in weight. • To have a chance of winning,


simply answer the question on the coupon correctly and send it to the address stated. ' . .


■ Adios - always read the label. Don’t forget to v is it our Gor­ geous Summer event at Black- bum Mall on July 17th. For more details visit: www.themall.co.uk and www.adiosdiet.co.uk


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time in the UK since 2002, the Madeira Man­ dolin Orchestra is under­ taking a new tour in response to numerous and repeated requests by British visitors to the island, who make up 90% of the audiences at their weekly concerts there. These concerts ■ take place during the Madeiran holiday season, which runs from Septem­ ber to June. Appearing with the


orchestra will be Por­ tuguese tenor Carlos Guilherme, who will per­ form such classic Neapolitan songs as “0 Sole Mio”, “Santa Lucia”, “Funiculi Funic- ula” and some lesser known pieces. During their previous


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Ribble Valley vil- :■ lage is once again • hosting the / “Amongst The , Fells? Storytelling : Festival. Its theme ■ - this year is “Myths; MagicandMino- - taurs”, withavari- • ety of tales being told at venues ^ ' around the village.:.


. r Joseph Delaney, best selling author of “The Spook’s Apprentice”, will be signing copies of his latest book. > - • As well as story­


tour to England the orchestra performed at St George’s Chapel, Wind­ sor, as part of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee celebra­ tions. Formed in 1913, it is one of the oldest estab­ lished mandolin orches­ tras in Europe, but in


It’s story time at village!


donations for the storytelling events will go to Derian ■ House Children’s Hospice, and the Volunteer Brazil


tellers there vvill be a; marquee with arts . ■ and crafts stalls, demonstrations and workshops, musical performances, a hog roast and much ■ more for the whole family to enjoy. • ■ Entry to the


event is free, but . THE 47th ANNUAL


HURST GREEN VILLAGE FETE Sunday 12th'July at 2.15pm


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terms of the average age of its musicians it is con­ sidered to be the youngest in the world. The orchestra belongs


to the “Recreio Musical Uniao da Mocidade”, an association whose pri­ mary objectives are music, theatre and other cultural activities, partic­ ularly for young people. The younger members


of the orchestra attend music practice every day, the youngest member currently playing in their weekly concerts is just


seven years old, and he will be on the tour. But he won’t be the youngest for long -


Project. More infor­ mation about this year’s festival is available from Chris Stringer on 01995 61367.


there are another four seven-year-olds in the pipeline! The musical director,


Eurico Martins, says that belonging to the orchestra teaches the children discipline, self- confidence and maturity. He also explains that


many of his past s tu­ dents have gone on to university having paid their fees from money raised through the per­ formances which the orchestra undertakes. This, he said, was


important because it helped those from poorer backgrounds to gain financial independence


from their parents, allowed them to purchase school books, study and pursue their goals. The orchestra has so


far produced five CDs and two DVDs, with a third due out soon.Its concert a t The Grand will be a mix of the orchestra playing Tight classics’ and accompany­ ing Carlos in his selection of Neapolitan songs. It is anticipated that if


this tour is as successful as the la s t one, the orchestra will return, maybe next year.. . ; ■ With tha t in mind


they are. issuing an unusual invitation to


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those who attend the ■ concerts. If any tenor, soprano or solo instru­ ment player would like to sing or play with them on their next tour, then they can approach the Musi­ cal Director or tour co­ ordinator Ian Rennie after the concert for a preliminary chat. The performance


begins at '7-30 p.m. and tickets, priced at £12 and £14, are available from The Grand box office on 01200421599. Our picture shows


tenor Carlos Guilherme accompanied by the Madeira Mandolin Orchestra, (s)


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