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Camborne Music Festival begins – The more the merrier
Camborne Music Festival is throwing open its doors and inviting the public to hear the sweet sounds of its amateur musicians. This year, for the first time, there will be a ukulele class, featuring young pupils from Kehelland Village School.
Nalders Solicitors is sponsoring this 41st festival that will be held at Camborne Centenary Church from Tuesday 9th to Saturday 13th November.
The public are welcome to listen to all ages playing all manner of instruments in over 100 different classes. Nearly 300 vocalists and musicians have entered to showcase their talents and there are more choirs from primary schools than ever before taking part.
Ross Pascoe, Camborne-based partner of Nalders Solicitors is pleased with the Festival’s popularity:
"The Festival is a great opportunity for musicians and spectators alike to enjoy good music. The calibre is always high and it will be wonderful to see the new ukulele class inaugurated this year."
Alvine Holmes, General Secretary of Camborne Music Festival, is excited:
"We’re delighted to have secured the services of John Foster, a highly qualified and experienced adjudicator. John has travelled the world performing as a pianist and an accompanist in master classes. He is an exceedingly knowledgeable and versatile musical authority."
The Festival is officially opened by a service beginning at 6pm by Philip Davey from the Cornwall Music Festival with prayers and hymns led by Reverend David Bagnell.
The public are invited to all the sessions running through the week:
Tues 9th Nov 4pm Brass Classes throughout the afternoon and evening.
6pm Opening Ceremony
Wed 10th Nov 10am start with Recorders, Woodwind, Ladies Choirs, Percussion and Composition Classes taking place during the day
Thurs 11th Nov 1.30pm start with Primary School Choirs, Ukulele Group and Adult Vocal Classes
Fri 12th Nov 1.00p.m. start with Strings, Piano, Keyboards, and Vocal Classes
Sat 13th Nov 9am Children`s vocal classes followed by adult vocal classes .
6pm Closing Ceremony
The closing ceremony taking place at 6pm on Saturday is a popular celebration of music . Nalders sponsor the best choir and the most promising young musician is presented with £100 by the Rotary Club. The best in classes are awarded with trophies and the male voice choirs also take to the stage.
Full programmes can be collected from Trevada Music Shop, Cross Street in Camborne.
For further information about Nalders and the quality legal services it offers across its nine offices in Cornwall, visit www.nalders.co.uk . Further information about Camborne Music Festival is available at www.cambornemusicfestival.org.uk