Thursday  21 March, 7.30pm

Eduardo Martin & Ahmed Dickson

When Cuban guitarist Ahmed Dickinson Cárdenas first heard the music of fellow countryman Eduardo Martínhe felt euphoric. Martín’s style has an expansive sense of freedom that taps into pre Columbus traditions, jazz, flamenco, pop, Afro and traditional Cuban. The guitar is his favored instrument to mirror the melodic and rhythmic intricacies of the Americas’ cultural diversity.

£12 | £10 CONC | £5 U16s

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Wednesday 27 March, 7.30pm

“Jenny Sturgeon is a singer-songwriter who brings together the old and new with a rare skill” R2 Magazine. Jenny’s music is rich with imagery and her songs are bound together by common threads of folklore, history and the connection people have with the wild. Having trained as a biologist her enthusiasm for nature and wild places creeps in to all of her work.

£12 | £10 CONC 

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Thursday  29 March, 7.30pm

MacCrimmons Gold – Piping Recital & Gaelic Song followed by 1 hr Film – in association with Skye Piping Society

Brighde Chaimbeul – Pipes
Violet Matheson – fiddle and piano
Isla MacLeod – Gaelic singing
Patrick Molard – Pipes.

Piobaireachd or Ceol Mor is a musical genre full of spirituality, born in the Scottish Highlands. Each of the 9 notes of the bagpipe seems to express the memory of an extinct world. Patrick Molard became, despite his Breton origins, one of the highest ranking custodians of this Scottish musical tradition , having been trained by the disciples of the great masters of Piobaireachd: the MacCrimmons. It all starts with an ancient manuscript found in an attic. Patrick Molard is one of the few able to decipher its content, unknown compositions that have not been played for the last 300 years. He applies the same method as his masters , linking each composition to emotions and legendary tales. These manuscripts maybe hold the keys to the mysterious origins of Piobaireachd and the end of an era where clans ruled the Scottish Highlands, before being chased from their lands.

£8 | £6 CONC | £FREE U16s

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Tuesday 2nd April ,  7.30 pm

Simon Evans : Genius

Ever since he was a small boy, all Evans really wanted was to be recognised by the world as a man of genius. He has, until now, remained thwarted. The world seems increasingly indifferent to true genius of any kind, let alone Evans’. Endlessly distracted by the trivial, we allow the classical tools of grammar, logic and rhetoric to lie unregarded in the shed of consciousness, rusting to a picturesque hue that would actually look really great on Instagram. But which filter? Hmmm…

Suitable for  ages 14 +            
Running Times:

£14.00

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