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- Im e s , Thursday, February 11th, 2010 23 24 .Clitheroe A dv ertiser&Times, Thursday, February 11th, 2010 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), E ... sponsored by Pendle Leisure Trust / I J \


FEBRUARY 12TH TO FEBRUARY 18TH


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SAXOPHONIST JohnHallam (pictured) will top the bill at the next monthly gig hosted by the : Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club. | :''He.will be supported by local ^


■ favourites the Eric Ainsworth'; Trio, ensuring a night of quality I


i jazz from these cornerstones ofl the Northern jazz scene. John’s influences includeV


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•A SPECIAL programme of roman­ tic music for St Valentine’s Day will be presented by Burnley Orchestra on Sunday.


Theatre starts at 3 p.m. ' ■ - ^ ^ ■ The ultimate love story of Romeo • and Juliet will be celebrated twice,-


The concert at Burnley Mechanics


first in Delius’s ‘‘Walk to the Pa r - . tic 1‘Nocturne’: and a lively Inter- adise Garden”, from his opera “A m e z z o .


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lage Romeo and Juliet”, and second in Tchaikovsky’s famous “Fantasy Overture”. Wagner’s solemn version of a wedding march, from “Lohen­ grin”, will be preced^ by the one by Mendelssohn as part of his suite “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, which also includes the beautifully roman-


The highlight of the concert will be


a performance of Glasonov’s lovely violin concert The soloist is the up- and-coming young violinist M a r t^ Jackson, who comes from Hebden Bridge and, at the tender age of 21, has already performed to great criti­ cal acclaim in concerts and recitals all over Europe and in Israel. . . /Beethoven’s stirring “Fidelio”


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Benny Goodman; Artie Shaw,v; Lester Young, Ben Webster and Stan Getz among others; and| from this he has developed an individual style of an airy swing and lyrical approach to impro'vi- sation. • The gig takes place next , Thursday, February 18th, at The Castle Cafe, which is part of Clitheroe Castle Museum, begin­ ning at 8p.m. ■ As always, it is open to both


■ members and non-members, , /with tickets available on the door. There is a licensed bar and . j'carjpark.- s-


I :^M ^m now on the club gigs will be on the third Thursday


||Hof|the month, starting at 8 p.m. I siaSihe Castle Cafe. ^^--For more information about /':the club and forthcoming gigs, ptone 07870 908159 or visit its


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A Valentine's Day of romantic music


Overture starts the concert and ■with two other well-know pieces, IChacha- tmian’s Adagio from “Spartacus” — the Onedin Line theme — and Shostakovich’s music for the film “The Gadfly”, the audience is guar­ anteed an afternoon of gorgeous music to please all tastes. Tickets are available from the box office on 01282 664400.


ta tiaon Group meeting a t The Sanctuary of Healing, Langho. Tel. 01254 825976 or 07975783273. 13th - Trinity Methodist


Fantasy music


“A WINNING combination” comment­ ed international pianist Sam Haywood (pictured above) on Clitheroe Concerts Societ/s piano,“ having the mellow sound of an old Bechstein and the smooth action of a modem Steinvray”. ' The audience cert^ly-thought they


had a winning combinatomTOth Sam and the piano when he pl^i^;a’programme of Chopin and ScKumaiiiW celebrate this year’s bicenten^ali’fdJiebirth of these two great Chopin’s ‘‘Fan^y.Tih^’^started the


programme Be^nningxia®y!and steadi­ ly, almost march-like,; conVi^iting with the following unpredictable and almost improvisatory shifts’of keys, creating a feeling of mystery. : The second piece of Chopin was in four


movements - his “SonataiNo.-2”. The first movement opens in a stonny fashion, relaxing to become quietly/l^ical when the second thenie. enters. The virtuoso scherzo which follows.relaxes into a melodic second theme' in its central sec­ tion. Then follows the third movement, which begins and ends with the well- known funeral march. . The Sonata ends with a torrent of sin­


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Book online at WWW.bumlevmechanics.cn.nk Operated by Burnley Council Wed 10th - Sat 13th Feb - 7.30pm


Manchester Road - Burnley - Box Office - 01282 664400


Burnley Garrick Club present Shelagh ' Stephensons bittersweet comedy


■ THE MEMORY OF WATER Tickets: £8.50 / £6.50 Students £6 Sunday 14th - 3pm


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BURNLEY MUMCIP^ - -ORCHESTRA


■rjickets: £8 advance £9 on day / under 18 £3 @ © g) i^ iS) (Pi sj


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V IT' ir.! if. (,r. (r; if; (cl if.' .f Monday 15lh February 4pm & 7pm


mmmim Explosive show jam packed with all your


favourite songs from musicals and Films that kids and adults just love to sing along too.


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. Grease, Aladdin. Wicked, Joseph and an explosive musical finale of High School Musical hits Fast paced show with bags of ; i audience participation


: > Tickets: £10 / £9 / Family £36


. Thursday 18th February 8pm/ ; £ I 4 /£ 1 2


JO CAULFIELD Sharp wined urban comedy


Friday I9lh February 7.30pm / £20 FAIRPORT CONVENTION


Saturday 20th February 7.30pm / £14 / £10 : TRUE DIVERSITY


Ultimate tribute show featuring . _


Robbie Williams, Kylie Minogue, Abba, Queen, Madonna and more. Hugh hits, amazing vocals, live band, stunning costumes, this breathtaking show has it all.


■nicsday 16th Feb 7.30pm / £20 / £15 : Brand new X travaganza ■ -


CIRCUS OF HORRORS


gle notes, described by Chopin himself as a conversation between the left and right hands, but inter­ preted by some as wind howling i around a graveyard.


. After the inter- : val, Robert Schu­ mann’s “Fantasy” pieces were a series


■ of short pieces of ; music, describing : his d u i personality, both dreamy and .passionate, ft;. The last work ftwas a return to ;Chopin with his


- “Andante Spiana- to ’’ and “Grande Polonaise Bril-


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ftft • The next con­ cert will be on March 3rd when the Fujita Piano Trio'plays Haydn, Me n d e l s s o h n , Arthur Butter- worth and Clara Schuman. Further details can be found


online a t , www. clitheroeconcerts.org


or from 01200 424577 or 423474.


Church hall, soup and sweet lunch in aid of the H a iti Earthquake Appeal from 11- 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Various stalls.l3th - St Michael and St John’s Parish Hall, Lower- gate, Valentine dance to the •music of John Lancaster. Tel. 01200 427019 or 01200 427096. . 13th - ’20th - Clitheroe


Parish Church Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Soci­ ety present “42nd Street” at


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Ribhle Valley compiled by Marcia Morris


7-30 p.m., matinee on 20th at 2-30 p.m. Tickets tel. 01200 424545. 14th - Clitheroe Ramblers,


meet Chester Avenue car park at 9 a.m. for Huncoat Trail. Penny. Pitty 01200 427395. 14th - Stepping Out, meet


Platform Gallery at 2 p.m. Tel. 01200 414484. 15th - Stepping Out, meet


Black Hill, Sabden, at 1-30 p.m. Tel. 01200 414484. 15th - Knowle Green Vil­ lage Hall, whist and domino


drive at 7-30 p.m. Tel. 01254 878447. 16th - Clitheroe Ramblers,


meet Chester Avenue car park at 10 a.m. for Oaken- dough, near Garstang. Frank Pearson 01772 865578. 16th - Knowle Green Vil­


lage Hall, line dancing, beginners from 7-30 p.m. Tel. 01254 878447. 16th - Stepping Out, meet


outside Anji's Emporium, Berry Lane, Longridge to


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■ ON Saturday, after a busy morning shopping, why not pop along to Trinity Methodist Church hall between 11-30 a.m. and Z p.m. for a soup and sweet lunch and at the same time raise


funds of a very worthwhile cause. The proceeds of the lunch and sale of goods will go towards the Haiti Earthquake Appeal. There will be stalls selling books, cakes, toys and games and a


__________ bric-a-brac stall too. I f you have any items you would like to


All entries for inclusion in these columns should be on a listings form, available from donate to the stalls take them along to Trinity tomorrow between Main Reception, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Church Walk, Clitheroe, (01200 6-30 and 8 p.m. or contact Janet Brailhwaite on 01 ZOO hZ7555 425111) and handed in by the 10th of the month prior to the cvenL


if you Vjish items to be collected.


catch the 10 a.m. bus to Grimsargh for a walk back to Longridge. Tel. 01200 414484. 17th - Bowland-Transit


Walk, Slaidburn circularfto Higher High Field. Meet Interchange for 11-25 a.m. bus. Tel. 01200 443561. 17th - Knowle Green


Church. United service to mark the week of Christian Unity with the united choir. Tel. Chris Okpoti on 01254 878394.


I.P Fiulher Jelnils.of^BO^e of;th abOTe events can be found in the advertisements in Weekend Plus. A booking service for theatres and events throughout th e ' ;'re^onisavaUableatt&c'11onrislWorma(ionCentre,CouncaOfnces,Church Walk,Clilheroe,lel.01200425566.


' EVENTS - FEBRUARY 19TH TO FEBRUARY 25TH


Saturday 06 March


Limehouse Lizzy


Keeping the spirit of Phil Lynott & his


band, Thin Lizzy, alive St kicking with a show that has been described as


‘beyond tribute-. 01282 661234


|iy_.22nd - Stepping Out, meet rHurst Green Village Hall car ;park a t 1-30 p.m. Tel. 01200 (414484. p.-,i23rd - Clitheroe Ramblers meet Chester Avenue car park at 1 p.m. for Hurst Green. Tel. Mike Howseman 01254 823563. 23rd - Stepping Out, meet


I No dogs allowed. Tel. 01200 414484.


Little Town Dairy car park, Thornley (opposite Derby Arms) at 10-30 a.m. Bring a packed lunch or refreshments.


23rd - Knowle Green Vil­


lage Hall. Line dancing begin­ ners from 7.30pm. Tel. Jean Procter on 01254 878447. 24th - Bowland Transit


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Walkv- Browsholme to Whitewell. Meet Interchange for 11-25 a.m. BIO bus. Tel.


01200443561. ■ 24th - Knowle Green Vil­


lage Hall. Sequence dancing at 8 p.m. Beginners welcome. Tel. Jean Procter on 01254 878447. 25th - Stepping Out, meet


Ribchester car park. Church Street at 1-30 p.m.Tel. 01200 414484. 25th - Clitheroe Moun­


taineering Club, meet in Clitheroe Cricket Club at 8 p.m. An illustrated lecture by Ian Grace entitled “Scrambles In Scotland. Tel. 01200 422300. 25th - Knowle Green Vil­


lage Hall, luncheon concert featuring the Deconet String Quartet. Concert at midday followed by lunch. To book tel. 01254 826948. ^


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Thursday 18th Februa ry 10 from 8 .00pm Swinging Mainstream


JOHN HALLAM with the ERIC AINSWORTH TRIO


Featuring John on saxes and Eric on piano Thursday 18th March 10 from 8.00pm R IB B L E V A L L E Y J A Z Z C LU B B A N D


Tickets £10 at door Concessions:


Members £8 - Students 1/2 price - under 18's free Note new venue & night;


The Atrium Cafe, The Castle Museum, Clitheroe. Licensed Bar - Good Paridng


For more information on the Club go to : www.rviazzandblues.co.uk


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The Real Thing


Take njnusicnl trip


down memory lane with 70s soul band The Real Thing.


A whirlwind lour of disco groats.


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Choose from our daily specials menu and receive 2 courses for just £13.50 or 3 courses for just £16.50


The Waddington Aims prides itself on fresh quality food, served in exceptionally comfortable surroundings with hospitality which is second to none.


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Our menu features many local rural specialities, and is complimented by an eveFChanging specials board. Accredited by Taste Lancashire and the' Good Food Guide - \^hy not come and see for yourself?


Waddington, Nr Clitheroe BB7 3HP T- 01200 423262 www.waddingtonarms.co.uk plus special guests


THE M O O N S BLACKBURN


KING GEORGE^S HALL


TUE 23 FEBRUARY box office: 0844 847 1664


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24h rTkt ; 0870 735 5000 genc/ &


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LZ7 12-16 year olds pop concert


' Ain Blackbird I Jenny


McCormick + Q u e s ts Acoustic Village HALF TERM EVENTS


6.45pm £3


18th - Stepping Out, meet


village car park next to Bay- ley Arms, Hurst Green, at 10 a.m. Tel. 01200 414484. 18th - Knowle Green Vil­


lage Hall, luncheon concert featuring Daniel Chandler on


Clitheroe A dv er t is e r&T im es , Thursday, February 11th, 2 0 1 0 25 ' -I,ft T T


flute and Kevin Thraves on piano. Concert at midday fol­ lowed by lunch. To book tel. 01254826948. 18th - Clitheroe Natural­


ists’ Society, winter lecture in Clitheroe Library a t 7-30 p.m. Speaker Cliff Hayes on “Wild Wings and Wander­ ings” Tel. 01200 423283. 18th - Ribble Valley Jazz


and Blues Club, in The Cas­ tle Cafe, Castle Museum, Gig with John Hallam with the Eric Ainsworth Q uartet. Tickets at the door or from Clitheroe Tourist Informa­ tion Centre or tel. 01200 424444.


York St Clitheroe, BB7 2DL www.thegrandvenue.co.uk


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Martin Roscoe Piano Recital


Charlotte O’Connor Mike Dignam | Mike Kneafsey


Rick Guard


Ted Robbins Big Belly Laugh Show


■ No t in my n am e Theatre Veritae (Free for under 16s)


F ran k S id e b o t tom Charlie Chuck 1 Stealer


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12 Feb - Reg Dee 12 -.2pm" Free Entry


13 Feb -■ Alex Johnson 12 - 2pm Free Entry


Get all the details of upcoming events by emailing: hello@thegrandvenue.co.uk to join our, mailing list


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5 - N-R-G £5 13 - L.ancashire Sinfonietta String Chamber Orchestra Concert £10/£5 14 - Big Band Lunch feat: CRGS Swing Band £16.50 inc dining 20 - Paul MichaeJ^s £12.50 / ElOadv 27 ; Urban Folk Quartet ElOadv


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