Côr Eifionydd
A concert to celebrate the choir’s 40th Anniversary.
Sat 20th June 26
Memorial Hall
13-20
June
Celebrating Welsh
music and culture
A concert to celebrate the choir’s 40th Anniversary.
Chamber Folk Music. Singly sensational; together a tour de force.
Enjoy lunch and the stunning views from the Caerwylan Hotel, in the company of Clare Mackintosh, the writer and local personality. Two courses and coffee: £35
Traditional and contemporary music played enthusiastically on a range of instruments. A special artistic performance and study workshop, only for students at Ysgol Treferthyr.
Traditional and exciting contemporary music. Played on Kora, Mbira, Kamale Ngoni, Djembe, Congas, Cajon, Guitar
Wander around some of the attractive gardens in Cricieth. 11.00-16:00
The Concert Organ. A musical celebration with the "King of Instruments".
‘We’ll always have democracy, won’t we?’ A lively presentation by the Rt Hon Liz Saville Roberts, the Plaid Cymru MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd.
Wander around some of Cricieth's attractive gardens. 11.00-16:00
A wonderful live music event for acoustic and classical guitar lovers and the musically curious. Featuring music from the High Baroque, English Folk Baroque and Durrant originals
A concert to celebrate the choir’s 40th Anniversary. Cor Eifionydd is one of Wales’s foremost mixed choirs, having won numerous times at the National Eisteddfod.
A concert to celebrate the choir’s 40th Anniversary.
‘We’ll always have democracy, won’t we?’ A lively presentation by the Rt Hon Liz Saville Roberts, the Plaid Cymru MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd.
A wonderful live music event for acoustic and classical guitar lovers and the musically curious. Featuring music from the High Baroque, English Folk Baroque and Durrant originals
Enjoy lunch and the stunning views from the Caerwylan Hotel, in the company of Clare Mackintosh, the writer and local personality. Two courses and coffee: £35
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