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CGS Christmas Concert - Tuesday 16 December

PostPosted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 12:31 pm
by WC1
CGS Christmas Concert
will take place in the School Hall on Tuesday 16 December at 7.30 pm (doors open 6.45).
Admission on the door - £3.00; concessions £2.00; accompanied children free.

Programme to include:-
The Kintyre Schools Novice Pipe Band
2009 Competition Set and The Bluebells of Scotland
The Kintyre Schools Junior Wind Band
Jingle Bells; Pirates of the Caribbean; Frosty the Snowman
CGS Intermediate Choir
Holy Child (soloist Thomas Jordan); The Warmth of Christmas
Flute Solo - Susannah Angus
Sicilienne (Paradis)
Brass Quartet - Lindsay Armour, Alison Campbell, Sally Chute & Erin McSporran
The Impressario (Cimarosa)
Piano Duet - Greg Bannatyne & William Cowan
Metamorphic Boogie Rock (Cornick)
Vocal Solo - Hannah McGuiness
The Sunflower (Trad. Irish arr. Barrett)
CGS Concert Band
Radetsky March (J Strauss I); Gladiator (Zimmer)
Presentation of the Kenneth Gilchrist Memorial Quaich
for Best Original Song in the Traditional Idiom
Winners - Megan Durnan, Courtney Lang, Amy McIntyre & Abigail Muir
Award will be made by a good friend of Kenny's, Ross McInnes
Three Beats in a Bar
Lewis Anderson (Shuttle Pipes), Andrew Black (Durbuca) & Frank Rochford (Fiddle)
CGS Senior Choir
Pavane for a Silent Night (Ravel); Wisselton, Wasselton (Ridout)
Drama Group Panto
Captain Hook
Rock Group - Punt the Light
Ben Ballantyne. David Cosgrove, Fraser Cosgrove & Mark McLellan
Kintyre Schools Juvenile Pipe Band
The Bells of Dunblane; Christmas Medley

Re: CGS Christmas Concert - Tuesday 16 December

PostPosted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 1:52 pm
by Govangirl
That sounds absolutely fantastic! How I wish I could be there. I'm sure there won't be a dry eye in the place on the night. You are such lucky people to have this talent. Will there, by any chance, be a DVD to buy afterwards?

Re: CGS Christmas Concert - Tuesday 16 December

PostPosted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 10:47 pm
by WC1
'Fraid not GG. Getting all the copyright sorted out would be an absolute nightmare (and probably quite costly too).