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Subject: ?
From: GUEST
Date: 11 Aug 04 - 05:51 PM

O/K it's naughty, but it made you look!
White Horse Folk Fesatival Programme 2004
FRIDAY 13th AUGUST
8.00pm-11.00pm Scout Hut SINGAROUND Gentle, informal "warm-up" session hosted by Bob Hambleton & Brian & Jacqui Ross (£1.00)
8.00pm-11.00pm Rugby Club MUSIC SESSION Open forum for any musicians who feel so inclined!. (Free)
11.30pm- Scout Hut Late Night Sing (Weekend Ticket holders only)
SATURDAY 14th AUGUST
8.30am- 9.30am Breakfast in the Rugby Club
10.00am-11.30am Rugby Club "FALKLANDS WAR – A SOLDIER'S PERSPECTIVE"
A presentation and slideshow by Geoff "Jonno" Johnson about the Falkland's conflict featuring over 100 previously unpublished slides taken during the war and painting a personal and intimate portrait of life under extreme circumstances. Surprising not shocking, poignant not graphic, a unique perspective on a well-known story. There will be a separate entrance charge of £1.50 per person in aid of SAMA (South Atlantic Medal Association)*.10.30am-11.30am Scout Hut
AN HOUR with DAVE WEBBER & ANNI FENTIMANDave and Anni have been around traditional music for over 30 years and are amongst the best-loved performers in both the UK and increasingly in the USA. Dave hails originally from Devon, Anni from the North-East and together they produce a thrilling blend of harmonies delivered with such enthusiasm and skill that it is impossible to resist joining in the choruses. Dave is also recognised as one of the finest songwriters on the folk scene today. (£3.00)12.00noon-3.00pm Bell PH SINGAROUND with TONY O'NEILL, a rousing session of singing in the lounge bar of the Bell. Open to all; singers and listeners! (Free) 3.00pm – 4.00pm Bell PH MORRIS DANCING with Ickneild Way Morris Men;Cornucopia Appalachian; Ridgeway Clog.3.30pm – 4.30pm Scout Hut AN HOUR with COCKERSDALE. Cockersdale are Val Marsden, John O'Hagan and Graham Pirt and are one of the leading unaccompanied groups in the UK. Originally formed by Keith Marsden to perform his songs, the group's reputation soon grew making them a major force in folk music. Following Keith's death in 1991 Cockersdale reformed and have gone on from strength to strength. Whilst they still perform many of the songs written by Keith, Cockersdale include a wealth of traditional song and new songs mainly from the pen of Graham Pirt. (£3.00). 4.30pm – 6.00pm Campsite GOLDEN BIRTHDAY PARTY & BBQ Since it has been brought to our attention that a number of you have reached, or will reach the magical half-century during 2004 we are having a special birthday party, open to anyone celebrating a birthday this year! Singing, music & dancing may take place; BBQ will be provided, bring your own eatables.
8.00pm – 10.00pm Village Hall "LEST WE FORGET" with Cockersdale, Dave Webber,
Anni Fentiman & John Morris. A tour of Rudyard Kipling's History of England. The beginning – a Viking sea shanty; then religion, love, war, through 1066, to Queen Elizabeth 1st and the restoration period. Then we gain an insight into the life of the common soldier through Kipling's "Barrack Room Ballads" ~ battles, booze, death and, inevitably, humour. Finally culminating in the Victorian era with a poem written for the Queen's jubilee-"Lest We Forget". This is not a lecture, it is a multimedia entertainment, enjoy the songs & join in the choruses! (£6.00)
10.30pm Scout Hut Late Night Sing (Weekend Ticket holders only)
SUNDAY 15th AUGUST
8.30am - 9.30am Breakfast in the Rugby Club 10.30am – 11.30am Rugby Club JUBILEE SINGERS ~ Their Songs & Their Legacy The Jubilee Singers from Fisk University, Tennessee were one of the first groups to perform the songs of the slaves. They were aged 14 to 20, the sons and daughters of slaves and theirs is a remarkable story. Presented by Brian & Jacqui Ross.(£2.00)12.00noon-3.00pm Bell PH SINGAROUND with TONY O'NEILL
Another lively session of singing at the Bell, final chance to really raise the roof. All welcome (Free)Grove Rugby Club, in conjunction WHFF present Davey Arthur & Friends performing at Grove Rugby Club on Saturday night. Tickets for this event are £7.00 (not included in weekend ticket) and can be purchased on the door*.
Weekend Tickets £12.50 (OAP £10) inc camping & all events (except*) ~ Saturday Ticket £10 (OAP £8) inc camping. Individual events prices as shown, pay on door. Further details call 01235 765445 or 07889 492264
or www.wayaway.co.uk/whff (admiral please "blue clicky" me & refresh - Ta) If you got this far you read it all, Thank you!


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Subject: RE: ?
From: GUEST,ritchie
Date: 11 Aug 04 - 05:52 PM

aaagh it made me look ut did i read it?


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Subject: RE: ?
From: Clinton Hammond
Date: 11 Aug 04 - 05:53 PM

Good gods this place would be a mess if we posted all the programs from all the folk fests around the world...

Especially if we did it with such stupid thread titles...


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Subject: RE: ?
From: Stilly River Sage
Date: 11 Aug 04 - 05:54 PM

Joe will fix it soon enough. . .


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Subject: RE: ?
From: MoorleyMan
Date: 11 Aug 04 - 05:55 PM

this is silly - agree entirely ClintonHammond. Let's stop this unnecessary duplication - nay, triplication - please Joe.
and shame on you Guest, you ought to know better.
M


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Subject: RE: ?
From: GUEST,ritchie
Date: 11 Aug 04 - 06:08 PM

please no more posts to this thread ...i'm usually the last one to post.

ritchie 'no mates'


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From: Blackcatter
Date: 11 Aug 04 - 06:26 PM

Agreed.





























oops.


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Subject: RE: ?
From: Snuffy
Date: 11 Aug 04 - 06:43 PM

Skipy

Who do you think you are? Breezy?
    I closed this thread in an attempt to avoid splitting the discussion. Please post in one of the related threads listed in the crosslinks toward the top of this page.
    Thanks.
    -Joe Offer-


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