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SUMMARY:28 November:  Past\, Present\, Future- Celebrating 20 Years of World Heritage Site Status @10am
DESCRIPTION:Past\, Present\, Future- Celebrating 20 Years of World Heritage Site Status in the Tamar Valley and Tavistock. \nOver twenty years\, the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site\, including the Tamar Valley and Tavistock\, has demonstrated the power of collaboration in shaping a globally significant landscape.\nJoin us for the ongoing journey to inspire everyone to connect with\, care for\, and champion this remarkable heritage\, while sustaining its global significance for generations to come. \nThe event starts at 10am until late afternoon & includes a pasty. Talks & lunchtime music from the following – \nLesley Strong (WHS Stakeholder Engagement Officer) –\nA World Heritage Landscape: 20 Years of Connection and Collaboration \nBen Dancer (WHS Planning Officer) –\nPlanning within the World Heritage Site and its setting \nEmma Trevarthen (Strategic Historic Environment Officer (Rural Environment) Cornwall Council) –\nManaging rural heritage in mining landscapes \nTavy Tars with Clive Charlton at lunchtime –\nBallads related to the World Heritage Site \nAndrew Thompson (Independent Heritage Consultant) –\nThe Bedford Estates \nRick Stewart (Independent Mining Historian) –\nMining History in the World Heritage Site \nRobert Waterhouse (Independent Archaeologist) –\nMorwellham Quay and the Tavistock Canal
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/28-november-past-present-future-celebrating-20-years-of-world-heritage-site-status-10am/
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SUMMARY:6 December: Musica Medievalis
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a magical afternoon and experience the rich tapestry of music that filled the air centuries ago\, from haunting melodies to lively dances. Marco Cannavo\, Steve Tyler and Katy Marchant present an instrumental journey into the music of medieval Europe\, spanning the 12th to 15th centuries. Featuring historical musical instruments such as hurdy-gurdy and its early predecessors\, bagpipes\, harp\, lute\, citole\, portative organ\, and percussions\, the concert explores rhythms and melodies from both sacred and secular traditions\, interpreted with imaginative freedom while remaining rooted in historical sources. Much of the music would have been heard in churches during Christmas and other religious celebrations\, while the livelier tunes would have been played at seasonal gatherings and communal festivities. Harken thou to the melody!  \nMarco Cannavò is a hurdy-gurdy player and multi-instrumentalist dedicated to medieval and traditional music. Having studied with and mentored by Steve Tyler they now collaborate on projects exploring the music of medieval Europe with performances throughout the UK. Deeply connected to his Southern Italian heritage\, the tambourine holds a central place in Marco’s musical identity and in the traditions of Southern Italy.  \nSteve Tyler is a renowned hurdy-gurdy player. For many years a performer of medieval music\, his main interest is in patterns and rhythms and the resulting interweaving of different instruments\, inspired by patterns in nature\, mathematics and the imagination. He has performed with such diverse artists as English folk singer Jackie Oates\, German industrial/electronic musician F.M. Einheit and South African puppeteer John Roberts.  \nKaty Marchant is a musician and mask maker and was the founder and director of ‘Daughters of Elvin: A Medieval Music and Dance Theatre Company’. In 2012 Katy and Steve formed the band Woodwose\, a quartet specialising in medieval music and balfolk\, and writing their own compositions for bagpipes and hurdy-gurdy. With Steve\, Katy has performed throughout Britain\, Ireland\, Europe and Scandinavia.  \nPre-Concert Workshop: 11:00AM  \nPrior to the afternoon concert why not join Marco\, Steve and Katy for an interactive and family-friendly Medieval Music Workshop at the Old Chapel!  \nIn this relaxed session\, get up close and personal with a range of beautiful medieval instruments that will feature in the afternoon concert. Learn how their unique sounds are produced and how they were played in medieval times. There will be plenty of time to ask questions and see the instruments up close. For those interested\, some of the instruments may be available to try out under supervision (though not all instruments can be handled). This workshop is perfect for everyone\, including families (children should be accompanied by a parent or guardian). School groups are warmly invited to join. A wonderful way to dive into medieval music and explore its rich sounds and traditions before going to the afternoon concert. Come and enjoy this unique experience!  \nTicket prices for the workshop together with the ticket link will be added soon \nHave a listen:  \nhttps://youtu.be/JyqKrJ9mtG0?si=BRpNfk08KrGU3zX9 \nhttps://youtu.be/YbkNIvEC7vg?si=1VyHtnX7_q28ueBj
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/6-december-musica-medievalis/
CATEGORIES:Classical
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SUMMARY:9 January: Bass to Face featuring multi award winning Claire Martin
DESCRIPTION:Multi-award winning Brighton-based singer Claire Martin OBE and bass legend\nLaurence Cottle have joined forces for an extraordinary new collaboration\,\nmerging their deep love for the Great American Songbook with their own\noriginal compositions. The new duo — named  Bass to Face — is set to\ncaptivate audiences with an exceptional and unique approach to a duo\nsetting – the only instrumentation being Claire’s soulful vocals and\nLaurence’s electric bass. \nLaurence\, who is revered worldwide for his extraordinary bass playing\nskill\, will also treat audiences by adding his trombone to the mix\,\nshowcasing yet another of his musical talents. Friends for more than 35\nyears\, Claire and Laurence have worked together in a variety of settings\,\nfrom trio performances to grand orchestral collaborations across the globe. \nBass to Face is an idea that they’ve shared for years and now\, with their\ncombined creativity\, it’s finally coming to life! Unique and full of\nenergy\, this collaboration is an adventure pushing the boundaries of a duo\nsetting and having fun along the way. \n‘World-class’  – Clive Davis\, *The Times* \n‘If there’s jazz royalty in Britain\, Claire Martin is definitely\nermine-clad’  – Andrew Cartmel\, *UK Jazz News*
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/january-9-bass-to-face-featuring-multi-award-winning-claire-martin/
CATEGORIES:Jazz
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SUMMARY:23 January: Sarah McQuaid
DESCRIPTION:Singer-songwriter in a tradition that spans cultures and genres with peerless musicianship. \nSarah McQuaid’s lush\, velvety voice combines with her engaging personality and “brilliant musicianship” (fRoots) on acoustic and electric guitars\, keyboards and (occasionally) drum to create a truly immersive experience. Her live performances are full of warmth\, wit\, and intimacy\, and have earned her loyal followings on both sides of the Atlantic.  \nBorn in Spain\, raised in Chicago\, holding dual Irish and American citizenship and now settled in rural England\, she brings the eclecticism of her background to her “captivating\, unorthodox songwriting” (PopMatters) and choice of material. From contemplative ballads to playful blues to atmospheric instrumentals\, Sarah’s music invites reflection\, connection\, and a deep appreciation of the quiet power of a well-crafted song. \nIn the words of one audience member: “Sarah is a truly impressive artist who takes you on a journey through storytelling\, blending a variety of musical genres and instruments with ease and creativity. Her lyrics are down-to-earth yet incredibly captivating. Attending her concert feels like diving into a book of short stories — some resonate deeply\, some spark your imagination\, others make you pause and reflect\, and a few bring tears or spontaneous laughter. Sarah’s connection with the audience is both gentle and profound. You don’t  just watch a performance — you become part of it\, part of the story she’s telling. … To anyone considering seeing her live: go. It’s worth every second. You’ll leave with your heart full and your soul touched — guaranteed.”
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/23-january-sarah-mcquaid/
CATEGORIES:Folk
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