Bùithtean-obrach rè na deireadh sheachdaine do gach ìre de chomas leCorrina Hewat, Mary Macmaster, Laoise Kelly, Heather Yule agus Tristan le Govic.
Cuirm nan Clàrsairean oidhche Shathairne aig 8f anns an t-Sabhail, Dannsa na Bretainne Bige feasgar Didòmhnaich agus Taisbeanadh Clàrsaich anns an t-Sabhail
Workshops all weekend for all ability levels with
Corrina Hewat, Mary Macmaster, Laoise Kelly, Heather Yule and Tristan le Govic.
Harpers Concert on Saturday night at 8pm in the Stables,
Breton Dancing on Sunday afternoon and a Harp Exhibition at the Stables.
Tuilleadh fiosrachaidh agus prìsean bho:
For more details, information and prices please contact:
Cromarty Arts Trust, Ardyne, 19 Bank Street, Cromarty IV11 8YE
Phone • 01381 600354
email • info@cromartyartstrust.org.uk
web • www.cromartyartstrust.org.uk
Cuirm nan Clàrsairean oidhche Shathairne aig 8f anns an t-Sabhail, Dannsa na Bretainne Bige feasgar Didòmhnaich agus Taisbeanadh Clàrsaich anns an t-Sabhail
Workshops all weekend for all ability levels with
Corrina Hewat, Mary Macmaster, Laoise Kelly, Heather Yule and Tristan le Govic.
Harpers Concert on Saturday night at 8pm in the Stables,
Breton Dancing on Sunday afternoon and a Harp Exhibition at the Stables.
Tuilleadh fiosrachaidh agus prìsean bho:
For more details, information and prices please contact:
Cromarty Arts Trust, Ardyne, 19 Bank Street, Cromarty IV11 8YE
Phone • 01381 600354
email • info@cromartyartstrust.org.uk
web • www.cromartyartstrust.org.uk
FOR FULL DETAILS OF ALL EPISCOPAL CHURCH EVENTS
AND TICKET PRICES,PLEASE CONTACT ANDREW DEUCHAR:
andrewdeuchar@btinternet.com
01862 892193
Tickets for all Episcopal Church events are now available on The Booth
AND TICKET PRICES,PLEASE CONTACT ANDREW DEUCHAR:
andrewdeuchar@btinternet.com
01862 892193
Tickets for all Episcopal Church events are now available on The Booth
Saturday 4 September
St Andrew’s Church, Manse Street, Tain 8pm
“All Manner of Mynstralyse”
A Concert of Ancient and Traditional Scottish Music and Song.
Performers include: Fiona J MacKenzie (voice); Katie Mackenzie (clarsach);
James Ross (voice and wind instruments); Bill Taylor(harps)
This concert will be preceded by a tented dinner on the Rectory
lawn, with musical interludes.
A strictly limited number of combined tickets for the dinner and
concert will be available
Sunday 5 September
St Duthuc’s Collegiate Church, High Street, Tain 2pm
Blas Festival Service
A non-denominational service of celebration and thanksgiving for Gaelic culture, with music and song, in both Gaelic and English.
Preacher: The Right Reverend Mark Strange, Bishop of Moray, Ross and Caithness.
St Andrew’s Church, Manse Street, Tain 8pm
“All Manner of Mynstralyse”
A Concert of Ancient and Traditional Scottish Music and Song.
Performers include: Fiona J MacKenzie (voice); Katie Mackenzie (clarsach);
James Ross (voice and wind instruments); Bill Taylor(harps)
This concert will be preceded by a tented dinner on the Rectory
lawn, with musical interludes.
A strictly limited number of combined tickets for the dinner and
concert will be available
Sunday 5 September
St Duthuc’s Collegiate Church, High Street, Tain 2pm
Blas Festival Service
A non-denominational service of celebration and thanksgiving for Gaelic culture, with music and song, in both Gaelic and English.
Preacher: The Right Reverend Mark Strange, Bishop of Moray, Ross and Caithness.
Sunday 5 September
St Duthuc’s Collegiate Church, High Street, Tain 7.30pm
“A Mass for St Michael ” Robert Carver
A revival of the ‘sumptuous ten-part Mass setting’, written around 1508, and due to be performed in the Scottish Chapel Royal to mark the triumphant return of James IV from military exploits in England in 1513. History unravelled rather differently, James IV never returned, having been
killed on Flodden Field, with most of the ‘Flowers of Scotland’,
but the mass setting remains a remarkable testimony to the
sparkling ingenuity of the Scottish monk, Robert Carver. This
performance is given in recognition of James IV’s tradition of
pilgrimage to the Shrine of St Duthuc in Tain.
Performed by: Music Fyne (Director: James Ross) and
Cappella de Angelis.
Saturday 11 September
A Guided Walk along ‘the King’s Causeway’ 11am
The road used by James IV and other pilgrims on their approach to the Shrine of St Duthuc. With musical interludes, this will be an easy walk, mostly along metalled roads, and with several stopping points, and opportunities for people to join at any point, we hope many people will join
our mini-pilgrimage.
St Duthuc’s Collegiate Church, High Street, Tain 7.30pm
“A Mass for St Michael ” Robert Carver
A revival of the ‘sumptuous ten-part Mass setting’, written around 1508, and due to be performed in the Scottish Chapel Royal to mark the triumphant return of James IV from military exploits in England in 1513. History unravelled rather differently, James IV never returned, having been
killed on Flodden Field, with most of the ‘Flowers of Scotland’,
but the mass setting remains a remarkable testimony to the
sparkling ingenuity of the Scottish monk, Robert Carver. This
performance is given in recognition of James IV’s tradition of
pilgrimage to the Shrine of St Duthuc in Tain.
Performed by: Music Fyne (Director: James Ross) and
Cappella de Angelis.
Saturday 11 September
A Guided Walk along ‘the King’s Causeway’ 11am
The road used by James IV and other pilgrims on their approach to the Shrine of St Duthuc. With musical interludes, this will be an easy walk, mostly along metalled roads, and with several stopping points, and opportunities for people to join at any point, we hope many people will join
our mini-pilgrimage.
