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www.ciltheroeadvertiser.co.uk +1 ' . € ... sponsored by Pendle Leisure Trust Renowned choir at Stonyhurst 5 Calderstones Park, Whalley property today.■taa>yyn:< ■


ONE of the world’s most highly aci claimed choirs gave a memorable concert at Stonyhurst Col­ lege... London’s Westmin­


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ster Cathedral Choir made its second visit to the Ribble Valley Col­ lege and sang to a ca­ pacity audience drawn from all over the North West in the wonderful setting of Stonyhurst’s St Peter’s Church. The programme be­


gan with choral music for Lent, then Easter, and finished with music for St George, includ­ ing music by Palestrina, Taverner, the con­ temporary composer James MacMillan and Elgar’s Give unto the Lord. The conductor was Martin Baker and the organist Edward Tambling. . Before the concert,


CHORAL SPLENDOUR: Wesminster Cathedral Choir sang to a capacity audience in St Peter’s Church on its eagerly awaited return visit to Stonyhurst College.


OPEN GARDENS A home to tick all the boxes


A MODERN home expertly designed to meet all the re­ quirements of modern family life, The Warmingham, at 5 Calderstones Park, Whalley, is • offered for sale by Pendle Hill Properties at £379,950. This five-bedroomed home offers


a grand total of 1,720 sq.ft of care­ fully maintained accommodation on one of the most sought-after plots on the popular Calderstones Park development. '


' An entrance porch features a


steel security door and quarry tiled floor and enjoys a most pleasant outlook to the front of the property (pictured below). >


Inside a hallway with Karndene


flooring, understairs storage and a useful two-piece WC leads to the . ground floor rooms. The large bay-windowed lounge


has fantastic views up over Wiswell Moor and also features a practical Living Flame gas fire. Double doors lead to the dining room, which overlooks the rear garden and in turn leads to the well-equipped breakfast kitchen. Built-in appliances include a


double oven, gas hob with extractor hood, fridge freezer and dish­ washer, and there is a good range of fitted wall and floor units with recessed lighting and ample work


surfaces. The kitchen dining area overlooks the garden and there is a separate utility equipped for laundry appliances, housing the gas-fired boiler and with a door to the integral double garage. With up-and-over doors and electric power and light, it has space for two cars and/or a workshop area. Upstairs the master bedroom has


built-in wardrobes, inset spotlight­ ing and an en-suite shower room with a fully tiled double shower enclosure. The guest bedroom also has its own en-suite shower room and there are three further nicely proportioned bedrooms, two of them with built-in wardrobes.


The house bathroom has a


modern four-piece suite with panel bath, shower cubicle, low suite WC and wash hand basin. To the rear of the property is a


large and private garden, mostly laid to lawn, with a patio area, mature planted borders and an oversized summer house. To the front is another open plan


garden with a lawned area; borders and a hard-surfaced driveway of­ fering ample off-road parking for four cars. The property itself is set on a quiet and exclusive cul-de-sac ■ and its location, within easy reach of the region’s major road network, makes it a great commuter base.'


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REVIEW: "Trashcan Collective", hosted by the Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club at the Atrium Cafe, Clithe- roe Castle.


PURE mid-summer musical bliss is one way to describe the “Trashcan Collective” quintet at tlie Atrium Cafe last Thursday evening... they responded to the russet tones of the setting sun with golden pearls of their own! Playing all the tunes from the debut CD of the same title, we


were treated to onc-and-a-half hours of professional delight from five young Northern musicians, who focused years of obvious hard work, yet presented the result with effortless verve and bonhom­ ie.


Brian Acton’s rela.\ed vocals evoked the charm and finesse of a ST JAMES'


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bygone era; his Belfast-tinged ballads very much a homage to Chet Baker. Out of the 13 tracks performed, nine were written by Bruce Reid, the double bass leader, very ably supported by the expres­ sive drum work of Jonathan Hartley; Brian Acton’s somewhat understated guitar, and Nick Fletcher’s melodious - without be­ ing in any way ornamental - keyboard (his lengthy extemporisation on “Blue Beef’, in the second set, was noteworthy. However the honours were equally


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shared and Dan Berry-who has developed into a very self-assured tenor sax man t ex­ celled on the humorous “Haircut for Mut- ley” as well as the blues-influenced ballad, “Softly as in a Morning” where he ducted fluently with the thoughtful vocals of Brian. Even more so was this apparent during the encore; the sensitively-delivered Marc Almond song, “Love For Sale”, which has become a trademark vehicle for Acton’s brand of gentle “summer breeze” singing. All in all though, one has to say that this


is a band which could seriously swing and is a testament to youth jazz, and to the com­ positional skills of Bruce Reid. Thursday June 17th unlocked a little


(rare) musical magic, and fortunate indeed were those there, who shared the'experi- ence under the impressive night-time sur­ roundings of the old keep, overlooking Clitheroe.


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the choristers, aged between seven and 12, had a wonderful time exploring the banks of the River Hodder, playing tennis and filling their lungs with fresh Lancashire air! -


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