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I do hope that there is ‘something for everyone’, and I look forward to
seeing as many of you as possible at one or two - or all – events. Just
give me a ring to book tickets or send a cheque and I’ll post them
straight back.
Would you like to recommend a particular band or singer that you would
like to see perform here at The Grange Hall? Just let me know, and I'll
see what I can do.
Don’t forget
that our own Licensed Bar will usually be open from 7.00pm and fresh
coffee will also be available.
Loyalty
Scheme
Haven't you got the Loyalty card yet??
This year, we
introduced a great value Loyalty Scheme to reward our best supporters. Here’s how it works:
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Come to 4 concerts, get the 5th
free*, plus a complimentary
drink!
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A
further 10% discount can be yours simply by paying for your next four
events in advance.
* Notes:
i. concerts that have refreshments or supper are half price, not free;
ii. New Year's Eve is exempted.
2007
January
Saturday 20th
January 2007 at 7.30pm
Matthew Bason in concert
 Matthew Bason,
formerly Organist at Ashorne Hall Nickelodeon, had made several visits
here to The Grange Hall. We welcome him back again with a mixture of old
and new music, together with all your favourites, interspersed with his
unique style of humour!
Be assured of a
fabulous evening of entertainment!
TICKETS: £7.00 / £6.00
Children under 14 FREE
February
Sunday
11th February 2007 at 2.30pm
In conjunction with Live & Local
“How Steeple Sinderby Wanderers won the FA Cup”
Is it
possible? Could a humble village team really have taken on the best that
the football leagues could throw at it and still come out on top? It’s a
case of ‘right place, right time’ for Steeple Sinderby as a revolutionary
trainer, two of football’s best players to have ever disappeared from the
top divisions and a chairman of Napoleonic ability all come together to
make dreams come true!
TICKETS: £7.00
adults / £6.00 concs
FAMILY TICKET: £ 20.00
(2 adults + 3 children)
March
Saturday 10th March 2007 at 7.30pm
The Orchestra of the Swan
Conductor: David Curtis
The Orchestra of the Swan returns to
Southam with a concert celebrating the beauty and versatility of the
violin. The Orchestra’s leader, David Le Page, is joined by Catherine
Leech for the Bach. Also included is a new work from Paul Patterson, a
composer who is something of a musical chameleon, writing both serious
works of gravitas and light-hearted, humourous children’s pieces.
Copland’s Hoe Down from Rodeo is guaranteed to be a raucous, exciting and
jubilant finale !
Patterson - 60th Birthday Commission
Bach - Concerto for 2 violins, Sonata for solo violin
Barber - Adagio for strings
Copland -
Hoe Down from Rodeo
TICKETS: £8.00
/ concs £6.00 /
Children under 14 FREE
BIRMINGHAM
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT – Development Partner for Orchestra of the Swan –
THE Chamber Orchestra for the Heart of England.
April
Saturday
21st April 2007 at 7.30 pm
St. George's Day Concert
With
Royal Spa Brass (Brass 2000)
Celebrating our
Patron Saint’s Day, this is another opportunity to enjoy good quality
music with a great sense of patriotism! It’s great to welcome back the
Royal Spa Brass who are becoming quite a regular feature here.
TICKETS: £7.00
/ concs £6.00 / Children under 14 FREE
May
Friday
18th May 2007 at 7.30pm
“Dandy”
A Night of Comedy and Music from the Black Country!
 Glyn and Al do
stand up! They do real life observations, stories and jokes. We all need
a good laugh. They sing and you sing. They even jig about a bit. They
want to be your friends for a night or maybe longer?
This is the
second time here for “Dandy”. Last year was a hoot – none stop laughter
from beginning to end. This year we thought we would include it with a
supper. Should be a great night!! Book early.
TICKETS:
£12.00 adults / £10.00 concs
(to include supper – Fish & Chips / Chicken & Chips)
Sunday 27 May 2007, 3.00pm
Live & Local with Anton Anderle present
"The Smallest Circus in the World and Don Juan"
A
Family Puppet Show. (Ticket price to be confirmed.)
June
Friday 22nd & Saturday 23rd
June, 2007 at 7.30pm
 The
Coventry Savoy Opera Society proudly presents
"Ruddigore", by Gilbert & Sullivan
Last
year’s “Iolanthe” was a resounding success, and we are pleased that the
Coventry Savoy Opera Group are coming back here again this year.
Find out more from
Wikipedia.
July
Friday
6th July 2007 at 7.30pm
A Folk Evening with
“The
Harvesters" and Jayne Dalley
It is some time
since we had a folk night, and we welcome “The Harvesters” first visit
here – hopefully, the first of many!
 Their songs are
all their own work and are written around numerous themes. They can make
you laugh, make you sing, make you cry and make you think! Many have
participative (and even simple) choruses and all are intended to be
accessible to as wide a range of musical tastes as possible. They use a
number of stringed instruments, make by their favourite luthier, Stefan
Sobell of Northumberland, and comprise guitar, bouzouki, cittern,
mandolin, guittern (or 12-string cittern) and Appalachian dulcimer.
They simply
love to share their music – for everyone listening, it’s a pure joy!
Isn’t it time
you saw how good they are … ?
Jayne has sung
here several times before, but this will be her first folk night here too
and will be a good example of her versatility!
It
should prove to be a relaxed and fun event.
TICKETS: £7.00
adults / £6.00 concs
Children under 14 FREE
August
No concert - a bit of a
break and getting ready for September onwards with our new programme.
September
Saturday 15th September, 7.30pm
The City of Coventry Male Voice Choir
October
Friday 12th October, 7.30pm
An Evening with Gordon
Giltrap
in conjunction with Live & Local
Tuesday 23rd October, 2.30pm
"Spooky Hallow E'en"
by
Katch
22 Productions
November
Saturday 10th November, 7.30pm
"Last
Night of the Proms"-style charity concert
with
AD Concert
Band
in aid of Galanos House, Southam
December
Saturday 8th December, 2.30pm
"Babes in the Wood"
Pantomime by Katch 22
Saturday 8th December, 7.30pm
Christmas Concert
with
Orchestra of the Swan and
Corino
Sunday 16th December, 3.00pm
Afternoon
Christmas Concert
with
Royal Spa Brass
(with tea and mince pies)
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