| Singers |
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| Candy's Candy |
A duet comprising Angela
Dennis and Irena |
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See their page in the Wivenhoe
Encyclopedia - click here |
| Angie Diggens |
A talented young performer on the
keyboard |
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See her page in the Wivenhoe
Encyclopedia - click here |
| Amanda McStay |
A singer who specialises in jazz and
old favourites |
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See her page in the Wivenhoe
Encyclopedia - click here |
| Katy Osborne |
An accomplished young singer and
performer |
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See her page in the Wivenhoe
Encyclopedia - click here |
| Musicians |
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| Tim Whitnell |
Fine acoustic
guitar player, who also composes for TV and other media, and
finds time to teach aspiring guitar players.
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Click here
for his page in the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia |
| Joan Gifford |
Popular folk guitarist
with wide repertoire of songs
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Click here
for more details about Joan |
| The Cavendish Consort |
A group of musicians who
play Baroque instruments - 21 at the last count.
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Click here
for more details |
| Fingersmiths |
Local resident Mike Trim
is a founder member of folk band Fingersmiths, as well as musician, composer and
record producer.
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Click here for Mike's
page in the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia and here
for his own page |
| Bands |
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| carbon 13 |
Lyn Smith, song-writer,
performer and driving force behind "carbon 13" who have
performed all over the country including places in London and that
well-known venue, The Cavern Club, in Liverpool.
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Click here
for their page in the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia |
| LOaDED |
LOaDED are a 4 piece ROCK-FUNK band who've
been performing tracks and original material in and around East
Anglia for the past 8 years. They play all the well known venues,
including local nightclubs, venues in London, parties and shows.
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Click here
for their page in the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia |
| Fingersmiths |
Folk group. Formed in 2005. Combination of Mike Trim and Jono Potts,
with Tim Short on major gigs. |
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Click here
for Mike Trim's page in the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia and here
for Fingersmiths own web site. |
| the
Mined |
the Mined: original pop-style indie rock with added
psychedelia.
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Click here
for their page in the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia |
| Music Teachers |
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Anna
Balcombe |
Piano teacher.
Specialises in teaching young children who are absolute beginners. |
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See listing in Trade Directory -
click here |
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Melody Courtney |
Piano
and woodwind teacher |
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See listing in Trade Directory -
click here |
| Angie Diggens
Dip. Music |
Vocal tuition |
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See listing in Trade Directory -
click here |
| Nick Elwood |
Flute,
trumpet, cornet, horn, piano and theory
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See listing in Trade Directory -
click here |
| Joan Gifford |
Teaches fingerstyle folk guitar |
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See listing in Trade Directory -
click here and profile in Adult
Education Tutors section - click here |
| Val Mainwood |
Teaches piano |
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See listing in Trade Directory -
click here |
| Lyn Smith |
Vocal coach and runs
songwriting workshops |
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See listing in Trade Directory -
click here |
| Tim Whitnell |
Teaches guitar |
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See listing in Trade Directory -
click here and here
for his page in the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia. |
| Music Groups |
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| Wivenhoe Gilbert & Sullivan
Society |
They perform a Gilbert
and Sullivan operetta annually in the Wm Loveless Hall
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Click here
for their entry in the list of Wivenhoe Organisations |
| Wivenhoe Folk Club |
Monthly meetings in the
Greyhound with terrific guest artists from the UK, Europe and the US
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Click here
for their page in the Wivenhoe Encyclopedia |
| Wivenhoe
Jazz Club |
Third
Thursday of each month 8:30 to 11pm at the Greyhound
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Music at St Mary's
and
St Mary's Singers |
Under the Musical
Directorship of Graham Wadley, some members of the choir sing
regularly at Church Services whilst others enjoy the musical
occasions put on by the Choir from time to time.
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Click here
for more details |
| Unplugged in the Park
Hotel |
An opportunity for
musicians and groups to perform
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Click here
for more details |
| Voices in Harmony |
A group which meets
regularly to sing Song
styles include British & European folk songs, African lullabies
to Maori love songs, and from gospel to pop, and in acappella
(unaccompanied) harmony.
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Click here
for more details |
