from the Festival Director - Sidmouth Folk week
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Wednesday 8th August<br />
623 11:15-12:45pm Chapel Street Fiddle Band Workshop with Kirsty Cotter. A progressive series culminating in a<br />
Hall performance in <strong>the</strong> fiddle concert on Friday lunchtime. Suitable for all ability levels.<br />
3 of 4 – How to play strathspeys. W £8<br />
624 11:30-12:45pm Bedford Hotel An Hour Or So with Sisters Unlimited. Introduced by Fee Lock. £8<br />
625 11:30-12:45pm Kennaway House The Songwriter’s Interview featuring Jon Boden.<br />
Interviewed by Lester Simpson. £8<br />
626 11:30-1:00pm Rugby Club <strong>Sidmouth</strong> Big Band with Nick and Mary Barber. <strong>Sidmouth</strong> Big Band is a large<br />
ceilidh band suitable for any acoustic instrument, any standard. A series of linked<br />
workshops working on <strong>the</strong> skills required and leading to a public ceilidh with a<br />
caller. This year’s workshops will feature music <strong>from</strong> <strong>the</strong> Lakeland fiddler William<br />
Irwin. W £8<br />
627 12:00-12:45pm The Hub Dance Display with Lancashire Wallopers, Dawnswyr Tipyn O Bopeth,<br />
Pig Dyke Molly, Strike a Match. Collection<br />
628 12:00-1:30pm Ham Marquee Lunchtime Concert with Martin Carthy & Eliza Carthy plus Lauren McCormick.<br />
MC. Derek Schofield. Supported by Port Royal Sailing Club £10 (£5)<br />
629 12:00-2:30pm The Volunteer Inn In The Tradition A traditional pub session hosted by George Frampton<br />
with special guests. Collection<br />
630 12:00-2:30pm Anchor Garden Ceilidh with Lebedek. Caller Martyn Harvey.<br />
Supported by The Anchor Inn Collection<br />
631 12:30-2:00pm Theatre Bar Shooting Roots – Craft Make props and sets for <strong>the</strong> showcase and bring<br />
ideas for your own projects! All abilities. W £4<br />
632 12:50-2:10pm Methodist Social Dance Workshop with Fiddler’s Elbow and Mike Courthold.<br />
Church Hall ‘Wave Motion’– dances with energy, to give a mid-<strong>week</strong> boost. W £8<br />
633 1:00-2:00pm Arts Centre Shooting Roots – Theatre Invent characters, stories and scenes for <strong>the</strong> showcase.<br />
We’ll be filming sections to be projected at <strong>the</strong> f-Factor finale as well as performed<br />
live! W £8<br />
634 1:00-2:00pm Blackmore<br />
Gardens Marquee<br />
Dance Display with KEGS, Valerie Romanin. MC. Chris Rose. £8<br />
635 1:00-2:30pm Woodlands Hotel Harmony Workshop with Crucible Trio. Jess, Gav and Rich teach some songs in<br />
parts and explore some techniqes for improvising and building your own harmonies.<br />
Aimed at anybody who enjoys a good sing. W £8<br />
636 1:00-2:30pm St Teresa’s Couple Dancing Workshop with Kerry Fletcher, Frances Watt, Chris Walshaw<br />
Church Hall and Richard Jones. 2 of 3-developing technique and style. Focusing on holds,<br />
turns and moving gracefully around <strong>the</strong> floor! We’ll be experimenting with how<br />
to adjust to different partners. Mixed levels: a chance to focus on improving your<br />
flair, technique and variations for dancing with style. W £8<br />
637 1:00-2:30pm Methodist Church Big Sing Spookmeister Stephen Taberner will be offering his unique<br />
Church smorgasbord of warm ups, vocal grooves, world music and originals. The end<br />
result will be <strong>the</strong> <strong>Sidmouth</strong> Big Sing choir, who may very well Sing Big<br />
somewhere in <strong>Sidmouth</strong>. W £8<br />
638 1:00-2:30pm Lower Methodist Bodhran Workshop with Will Lang. Intermediate/ Advanced. A chance to develop<br />
Church Hall your skills by looking at ornamentation, cross-rhythms and <strong>the</strong> influence of worldpercussions<br />
on contemporary Bodhran styles. W £8<br />
639 1:00-2:30pm Chapel Street String Instruments In Ceilidh Bands with English String Band. A chance to<br />
Hall look at <strong>the</strong> pleasures and challenges of using <strong>the</strong> string family of instruments in<br />
a ceilidh band, specifically fiddles, violas, cellos and double bass. Participants<br />
should be at least intermediate level and be able to pick up tunes by ear or<br />
read music. W £8<br />
640 1:30-3:00pm Rugby Club Ukulele For Improvers with Clive Harvey. For players who are not starting <strong>from</strong><br />
scratch. More chords, more complex strumming techniques, how to read tab.<br />
Under 12s should be accompanied by an adult. W £8<br />
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