Event Type: Music
Music in Peebles – A4 Brass Quartet
DATE:
Tue 24 March
TIME:
7:30PM
PRICE:
£15, £7 for adults accompanying a child under 12 and members of Biggar Music Club. Free for schoolchildren and members of Music in Peebles.
A4 Brass – Jamie Smith (cornet), Jonathan Bates (tenor horn), Michael Cavanagh (baritone), Chris Robertson (euphonium) – are principal players from some of the UK’s leading brass bands, including the world famous Grimethorpe Colliery, Black Dyke and Foden’s bands. This evening’s programme ranges from the evocative ‘South Uist Variations’ to the beautiful song of hope ‘Mae-e’, in memory of victims of the 2011 Japanese earthquake. There’s also the finale of Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony as you’ve never heard it before!
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