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•sioners enjoyed an old-fashioned teay -fantastic success and everybodyhada- dance at ThejGrand in Clitheroe.
v- ' , ? ThestateTof-the-artentertainment ‘ ”Attheendoftheproject,weinvited'
venue’s “Intergenerational Dance” ?/the children to.cpme along with a pa^‘ project has proved a huge hit with both ent or a grandparent to The Grand for/
/ young and old since it was launched three years ago.
S * , A hundred children from Pendle, rLarigho,- Grindleton and Bolton-by- Bowland primary schools enjoyed .. learning the Waltz and Samba with
: the help of a qualified dance teacher. / throughout the Spring term. -1 Louise England, who co-ordinated
a fun day of dancing and meeting with! the other schools.- - “We had^ oo people of all ages ? I teachers, grandparents and childrenI
- and it was also'a great ^way of celebrating! I the project atThe Grand.
| “It was lovely to see the generations
engaging together in a great spirit and ; in a lovely atmosphere.”
\ -ALTERNATIVE ......
THE LOTTERY WINNERS + GUESTS FRI 25 APR / 7PM / £5 ADV / £6 OTD
ACOUSTIC
GRAHAM KENDRICK + PHILLIPA HANNAH WED 30 APR / 7PM / £10 ADV
KING LEAR THUR 1 MAY / 7PM / £15 ADV
NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE ■ LADIES FILM NIGHT - WITH 2-COURSE MEAL
MANDELA: LONG WALK TO FREEDOM
TUE 6 MAY / 7PM / £14.50 ADV ROCK / POP? ’
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AT THE GRAND VENUE CLITHEROE
rm ACOUSTIC VILLAGE. ^ GREN BARTLEY
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$ SAT 26 APRIL. DOORS 7PM . £8.50 ADV U18s FREE ‘
T BAND + SWEENEY ASTRAY
Former Ribble VaJley resident Gren Bartley is a prolific and exceptional" songwriter. He is constantly touring and forever writing. Showcasing' his phenomenal guitar playing and poetry driven lyrics,, this also marks the first time Gren will be performing with his band. Also on the bill is some fantastic local talent from Sweeny Astray and Joe Martin.
ROCK / POP
BIG COUNTRY FR116 MAY / 7PM / £20 ADV
BLUES ’ • V " ’ ” ‘ RIBBLE VALLEY 2*5° MAY BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND w.vw rvjazzandbiues
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FRI 2 MAY THE GRAND ' 12PM / £5 / £3 MEMBERS
CRGS SWING BAND ' .
COREY HARRIS SAT 17 MAY / 7PM / £15 ADV / £12 50
TALK - TOUR DE FRANCE SPECIAL. 1 NED BOULTING
SUN 18 MAY / 7PM / £13 50 ADV
FAMILY FUN NIGHT - INCLUDES FOOD SINGING |N THE RAIN FRI 23 MAY / 4 30PM / £ 4 ADV
: DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME SAT
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' NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE- ENCORE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE
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THE RUTLES WED 28 MAY /7PM / £2 0 ADV . ’
8PM / £10 ADV / £8 MEMBERS
THE BERRY TRIO FRI 2 MAY THE ATRIUM' 1
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- 7.15PM / £20 ADV / £18.50 MEM / £12.50 Lit 8s :
A BRIEF HISTORY OF PIANO JAZZ SAT 3
MAY THE GRAND 1 PM /£5 ADV /£4 MEMBERS MARLEY CHINGUS /
DUB JAZZ SOUNDSYSTEM SAT 3 MAY THE ATRIUM - 8PM / £12 ADV / £ 10 MEMBERS (2 GIGS)
SUN 4 MAY THE GRAND 2.15PM/£12.50 AD V /£11 MEM
SNAKE DAVIS BAND
SUN 4 MAY THE GRAND 7.30PM / £12.50 ADV/£11 MEM
DENNIS ROLLINS VELOCITY TRIO '
Once again the Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Festival is here! The . team has been working hard to programme a festival with a plethora of styles to whet the appetite of the audience There is something for everyone from top UK headline bands, to fringe gigs, some genuine Blues, Street Jazz and workshops from incredible musicians.
- - . MON 5 MAY THE GRAND
WORKSHOPS £10 ADULTS / £5 U18s
Multi-Instrument improvisation (with Trisft Ferrarin) SUN 4 MAY / 1 0AM-12PM ■ /
Trombone (with Dennis Rollins) SUM * .MAY / 1 2.30PM-2PM
Saxophone (with Snake Davis) SUN 4 MAY / 5 30PM • 7PM
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(with Paul J Rigby) MON 5 MAY / 1 0 30AM-12 30PM -
Tickets available from The Grand Box Office;: 01200 421599-C a ll in or go online:;:.
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Drumming for Beginners ' - •- -
TIPITINA & THE ONE VOICE COMMUNITY CHOIR
- - . 3.30PM / £12 50 ADV / £11 MEM -Z “r
Living up to its mission to supportyoung musicians, Ribble Valley Jazz Festival - will bespotlightingthe best of Britain’s budding jazz players atThe Grand nextSaturday night (May 3rd).
The National Youth Jazz Or chestra - or NYJO as they are
morewidelyandaffectionate-
; ly known - will feature a col lective of 22 musicians, who will make the special trip north from their Westminster
base toappearatthe Clitheroe • venue. ... .. Aged up to 25, each musi cian is about to embark on the
journey towards true profes sionalism and the Orchestra has'recently visited Europe,
the.USA, Australia and New Zealand.
, _ Musical and Artistic Direc
tor MarkArmstrongreflected: “There’s a huge variety of per-" sonalities within the band, but it’s so rewarding to see each young musician bloom into
solidarity. The noise they cre ate when they come together,'
the big-band sound... it’s awe some tobehold. Jazz aficiona
dos and newcomers alike will feel the raw, visceral power of
the group; it is charged with energy.” NYJO previously featured ^prominent a r t is ts such as
Amy Winehouse, Clitheroe’s very own Andy Greenwood, and Dennis Rollins, who is to
play the festival with his own new band on the Sunday af ternoon. ■ • ;
Soon to tour with Ger
man counterparts BuJazzO, the London-based band has a massive repertoire of music to draw from, having released an album almost every year since its creation in 1965. Well-'
The National Youth Jazz Orchestra bring their big band sound to The Grand next Saturday, May 3rd.
known fortheirswinging,big- band sound, attendees can expect a contemporary, ener getic performance from NYJO with something for everyone.1 While NYJO’s concerts al ways feature an array of classic
.standards, many o f the com? positions are especially writ ten for the orchestra by British composers, often past and
„ present members of the band. . / This innovative approach to arranging andperformance
combine to create a very spe cial spectacle each and every time NJO take to the stage. It’s a concert that Big Band fans in particular cannot afford to miss.
KSJB« iig Dand so u n d !
The cream of UK’s young jazz musicians converge on Clitheroe for an unmissable concert by Mark William s
priced £20 and £12.50 for un- der-i8s, are available from The Grand Box Office (01200 421599), or online at
www.the-
grandvenue.co.uk For more details of this
concert and of the full three- day Jazz Festival programme visit www.rvjazzandblues.
co.uk or email: info@rvjazza-
ndblues.co.uk
Win tickets to see NYJO - Festival organisers have two pairs o f tickets to give
away to see NYJO. Allyou need to do is email the correct an- swertothefollowing question, together withyour contact de tails: The National Youth Jazz
Orchestra is based in which British city? - A )
London . T ick e t s fo r the show,
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B) Bristol C) Edinburgh Please email your answer to: matt.evans@thegrandve-
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