Bagpipes Galore!

That’s right friends, Celtic Music Night at St. Andrew is ON for TONIGHT!

TONIGHT! April 19th, 2011, 7pm. Come on down for a wee concert of music, free refreshments, and open Celtic music Jam session!

Here are some of the other Celtic happenings coming up—I hope to see you there! Friday April 22nd, 2011, 8:30pm  David Brewer & Peter Daldry, an evening of Scottish songs and dance tunes.performing in concert at Angelica’s Bell Theater & Bistro, Redwood City.This is going to be a tremendous night of traditional & new songs, and fun tunes! Angelica’s has become one of my very favorite venues to perform because the delicious food and charming ambiance is truly fantastic—it’s a wonderful place to enjoy a concert! You’ll have a lovely time with us there! And please help us spread the word– bring family and friends for a really good time.. :-)Admission is $10 in advance, $14 at the door. Reservations are highly recommended, and to make them please call:
650-365-3226, or book on line.

I’ll also be playing highland pipes and whistles at Twin Lakes Church in Aptos this weekend, as part of their Easter services,which are of course free and open to all! Saturday April 23rd at 4:30pm & 6pm, and Sunday April 24th at 9am, 10:15am, & 11:30am

Celtic Music Night Blog Website!  Check it out!

MORE TO COME: If you’re looking for alot of fun later this month, The Celtic Society of the Monterey Bay proudly presents: the Irish uilleann pipes & low whistle icon Paddy Keenan, Wednesday, April 20th, at 7:30pm at Don Quixote’s Music Hall, 6275 Hwy. 9 in Felton. Admission is $17 or $15 to Celtic Society members. Tickets are now on sale online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/157748 & at Don Quixote’s & will go on sale on March 18th at More Music, 512 Front St. in Santa Cruz. For reservations, call the Don Quixote hotline at (831) 603-2294 or contact Bob at the Celtic Society at celtsoc@aol.com or (408) 847-6982. To learn more, visit:http://www.celticsociety.org/events.html

Also, Atelier 5 and Stamping Zebra Dance Theatre kick off National Dance Week with presenting: INSIDE/OUT an evocative evening of dance theatre exploring moving between two worlds, by choreographers Sharon Took-Zozaya and Donna Von Joo-Tornell April 22/23rd , 8pm at the 418 Project, 418 Front Street, Santa Cruz, CA with special Guests: Mary McLaughlin and chorus, Owen Meehan, Linda Puliatch.
Tickets: Low Income/Student/Senior: $12, General: $15, Art Lover: $20               available at www.brownpapertickets.com or 1-800-838-3006 and at the door.
Sharon Took-Zozaya’s SELKIE TIDES, inspired by Scottish and Irish Selkie stories about magical shape-shifting seals, is much more than a dance. Rather, it’s a multi-faceted piece of dance theatre that includes able-bodied and disabled dancers; acclaimed gaelic singer Mary Mc Laughlin and her chorus; live traditional and contemporary folk music; Mathew Schreiber’s original recorded score; original spoken text; and projected paintings by Andrew Purchin. Selkie legends are archetypal metaphors for intersections between the seen and unseen in many areas of life. Many of them represent a way to integrate loss and longing, as well as celebrating relationships between the wild nature both within and also outside us.

And coming this summer… Community Music School of Santa Cruz –Teen Celtic Music Camp – 2011. Learn and perform tunes from Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales, Brittany, Sweden, Norway, Celtic Spain and America, with me and a cast of other amazing teachers! It’s a blast! Enrollment must be received by June 1st. Programs for kids ages 12 to 17. About Camp: Monday June 20 through Saturday June 25at Sempervirens Outdoor School, 20161 Big Basin Hwy, (off Hwy 9 in Boulder Creek)
Featuring fiddle, flute, pennywhistle, recorder, oboe, harp, guitar, dulcimer, accordion, percussion and cello. Other activities include dancing, swimming, crafts, henna art, campfire, and bamboo flute making. Spend all day playing music in the redwoods, and have a great time dancing, watching a movie in the meadow, sessioning and improv-ing every night! Before dinner in the late afternoon the pool is open as well as the volleyball court, ping pong table, basket ball and tether ball. Program includes all meals and boarding. Returning overnight students will also have the opportunity to be mentors to new students! Instructors For 2011: Jesse Autumn – harp, accordion, keyboards; David Brewer – winds; William Coulter – guitar; John Weed – fiddle; Justine Milburn – violin; Barry Phillips – cello; Jonathan Srour – Irish dance; Shelley Phillips – flute-making class; Mardeen Gordon – percussion; Sam Richie – improv.Click here for more info, or to sign up! http://www.communitymusicschool.org/teen_camp/

CMN‘s Spring Season will run every Tuesday from April 5th to May 1st, 7pm.
Thank you SO MUCH for your support of our wonderful Celtic music scene of Santa Cruz everyone! See you tonight! 🙂

Sincerely,

David Brewer
http://celticmusicnight.com/
www.davidbrewermusic.com

 

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