posted 27 Nov 2012, 03:35 by Callies web
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The Drums and Pipes of the Cape Town Highlanders
invite you to an evening of all things Scottish, with a twist of South African.
Join them at Bergvliet High School Hall on 8 December 2012 at 19h00
for ‘Scotland
the Brave’, which is guaranteed to delight an audience of all ages.
You’ll hear a number of the pipe-band’s favourites, including Black Bear,
The Gael (theme tune from ‘Last of the Mohicans’) and, perhaps one of
the most beautiful tunes ever written for bagpipes, Highland Cathedral.
With their cheeky, eclectic style of playing, you may also be treated to a few
surprising tunes you’d never expect to be played on bagpipes.
But that’s not all – the band will also be joined by talented drummer, Kyle
Sanders of Wolftown, along with a string quartet of rising classical
musicians led by Hannah Peacoke and the vocal talent of Rosie Bruce,
accompanied by her father Cameron on guitar and many others!
For a visual break the dancers of Celtic Dance Tapestry, will perform
both Highland
and Irish dancing, which is sure to have you dancing in your seat! You’ll be
wowed by brilliantly choreographed dances, including Irish hard-shoe that was
made famous by ‘Riverdance’.
Tickets sales are hotting up and are available at R35 for children, R40
for pensioners and R50 for adults.
While there may be a few available at the door on the night, don’t wait
until the last minute (and risk missing out) – book your tickets today!
For more information and bookings, contact us directly at CTHTickets@gmail.com
Visit https://www.facebook.com/cth.drums.and.pipes
for some rehearsal previews
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