MUSIC AT RAVENOUS CAFÉ

IF MUSIC BE THE FOOD OF LOVE….Music from Latin America and Renaissance Europe at The Raveningham Centre

AMAIA GABANTXO – voice   ALAN TAYLOR – guitar

Sunday 13th February, 2pm – 4pm Admission Free

On Sunday 13th of February the Ravenous Café is delighted to welcome back the wonderful and inspiring musicians Alan Taylor – Guitar and Amaia Gabantxo – Voice, for a special Valentines performance. The duo will be performing heart-warming songs of lovers lost and found from over five centuries. Be prepared moving songs and raw passion from this delicate yet fiery duo.

Amaia Gabantxo is an incredible singer of Basque Country origin, whose combination of charisma and vocal ability is all encompassing. Alan Taylor has been studying with some of the UK’s finest classical players and Ravenous is very pleased that he is making a return visit with duo partner Amaia.

The performance takes place in the Ravenous Café, where a special Valentines menu will be available from 1pm, (alongside our regular menu which includes panini’s and a scrumptious array of homemade cakes).

The music starts at 2pm. Make sure you arrive early to find yourself a table or alternatively you can book a table by contacting the Ravenous Café on 01508 548406 or email cinnamongallery@gmail.com to book.

The Raveningham Centre, Beccles Road, Raveningham, NR14 6NU.

Lunchtime Recitals, St. Nicholas Parish Church

This year’s schedule of  lunchtime recitals at St. Nicholas Parish Church is as follows:

30th June           John Stephens (organ)

7th July             Terri-Ann Rutter (piano), Briony Roper (piano)

14th July            St. Nicholas Handbell Team with John Stephens

21st July            Craft Fayre (no recital)

28th July            Mike Webb (organ)

4th August          John Farmer (organ and piano)

11th August        Matthew Bond (organ)

18th August        Craft Fayre (no recital)

25th August        David Ballard (organ)

1st Sept.             John Stephens (organ)

The recitals commence at 12.30 p.m. and last for approximately 45 mins. Admission is FREE, though a donation will be welcome in aid of the Organ Fund. Light refreshments are available from the visitor’s Centre but visitors are encouraged to bring their lunch – what better way to spend your lunch hour!  For more information visit www.stnicholas-gy.org.uk

Free lunchtime recitals at St.Nicholas

Free lunchtime recitals were presented at St. Nicholas Parish Church every Wednesday during the summer season 2009.  The recitals started at 12.30 p.m. and lasted approximately 45 mins.  A perfect way to spend lunch hour – light refreshments were available at the visitor centre.  Look out on www.stnicholasmusic.org for next year’s promgramme.