Folkie Stuff
7:30 p.m. NZ time, 6:30 a.m. Brit time, 06:30 UTC.
Another chance to meet up with those around the country and around the world, and zoom in for an evening of music and song.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86445626633?pwd=bmhtTE9xOU15WjVSajZlelJkTTRvZz09
Meeting ID: 864 4562 6633
Passcode: 817884
7:30 p.m. NZ time, 6:30 a.m. Brit time, 06:30 UTC.
Another chance to meet up with those around the country and around the world, and zoom in for an evening of music and song.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86445626633?pwd=bmhtTE9xOU15WjVSajZlelJkTTRvZz09
Meeting ID: 864 4562 6633
Passcode: 817884
The Skiffy Rivets are worth turning out for, thanks to their fun approach with a repertoire that stretches from the funny to the thoughtful — all delivered with tasty harmonies.
Holly Carrington and Pete Parnham share most of the lead vocals with Pete switching guitars to suit the genre. Meanwhile Sue Tearne adds another whole dimension with top-end harmonies, while Cathy Dyer on bass provides the beating heart of the ensemble.
It’s going to be a great evening with new songs and old favourites.
We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced musicians to meet up and enjoy playing together.
If you do not sing or play and would like to then here you’ll find encouragement. There is never any pressure and you may wish to visit a few times to get confidence or you may already be confident, it does not matter, no one will criticise, only support.
The Slow Water Band – combines the sounds of guitar, fiddle, whistles, bodhran, and vocals with a touch of Celtic magic!
The band are all experienced musicians and have performed throughout New Zealand. Based on the North Shore, they play stirring music, of the type that might be heard in the pubs of Ireland. They’re equally at home on a stage, at a music festival, in someone’s front room, at special parties or at a Session in a pub. See: https://www.facebook.com/SlowWaterBand/
Alan Wagstaff and his wife, Ruth, were immersed in the English Folk music scene from a young age. As educators they brought music and the arts to their classes on a daily basis. Alan is our guitarist, lead singer and arranger; Ruth plays recorders, whistles and the bodhran. Sarah Poppe is a natural dramatic performer. She is also an educator, showing her pride in her Celtic heritage with her lively fiddle playing. Stephen Cope captivates audiences when he is playing music and is never far from his accordion.
We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced musicians to meet up and enjoy playing together.
If you do not sing or play and would like to then here you’ll find encouragement. There is never any pressure and you may wish to visit a few times to get confidence or you may already be confident, it does not matter, no one will criticise, only support.
We are planning a night of remembrance and fun
with fabulous music from Folk Club originals.
We certainly hope to hear the Titirangi harmonies in full voice!
As part of this celebration a meal will be provided.
You are asked to BYO drink and nibbles.