Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 50
Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 50
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50 THE HEREFORD TIMES timeout Thursday. January 28, 2016 heretordtimescom Perfect musical marriage THE beautiful sounds of llute and harp will fill the Lion Ballroom in Leoni- inster on Sunday after- noon. February 7. The concert will be. giv— en by flautist Sarah New- bold and harpist Kath erine Thomas. Besides playing as a duo under the name Dragonfly, they each have successful or- chestral and solo careers. In : a u o ‘ l+ o n 2’. Their varied pro- gramme Will include Harpist Katherine Thomas. one half or the harp and flute duo. much French music Dragonfly of the mid and late Ro~ mantic period. a short piece by Haydn. an ar~ rangement by Chopin and Hamilton Harry‘s atmospheric In Ireland. ets available from the Orpheus Box Office on 01905 570979, online at orpheus-events.com or from Roundabout Sta— tionery, Leominster. Lively and eclectic mix of music LIVELY five—piece band. Flat~ world bring roots ‘n' grooves from Eastern Europe anti be- yond to the Conquest Theatre in Bromyard. They promise magnificent tunes and kicking rhythm. played on riddle. sax, guitar: bass and djembe. Rich compel- ling melodies and tight driv- ing rhythm. Flatworld play - an eclectic mix of music with distinctive tunes classically rooted in violin harmonies and The concert is supported by the GEMMA Classical Music Trust. Dragonfly will be at the Lion Ballroom on February 7 at 3pm. Tick- _. .~- » , .,( - “N. a Members of Herefordshire Amateur Pantomime Society rehearse for the half-term performances of this year’s production, DickWhmington underpinned by an energetic rhythm section. Flatworld play Folk in the Foyer at Bromyard‘s Conquest Theatre on Friday. February A LOCAL panto society is appealing to the people of Hereford for a boost. HAPS (Herefordshire Amateur Pantomime Society) was formed in 1982 following the closure of the Wiggins the charities it supports, not to mention its current members - many have three generations involved, with the longest serving member having been involved for over 50 years. Each year the pantomime is Sponsorship could be general ,, sponsorship or for a specific cost such as rehearsal time, costumes or scenery. HAPS are also always looking for new members - families are encouraged to join as there are Pantomime Society and since performed at The Courtyard always jobs backstage or front Your then, it has raised around during Februaryfllialf-term. 3f house for agyone who £50,000 for local charities. This year they w' be per- oesn’t ancy eing on stage. Horoscopes Each year HAPS gives a mini— forming Dick Whinington Dick Whittington will be at All tails cost 60p per minute l sawice mum donation of £1,000 to between February 17 to 20. 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