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2nd May -Pearl Fawcett-Adriano @ Fairkytes A/C
May, 1, 2007

Pearl Fawcett - Adriano The talented UK accordionist is the very special guest artist at:- The Fairkytes Accordion Club
Wednesday 2nd May 2007 Doors Open at 7.15pm for 8pm Admission is £3.00 and includes a light buffet Billet Lane Hornchurch - Essex RM11 1AX Car Parking - Entrance is in Billet Lane - Sainsbury's-Public Car Park Information please call Val on:- 01708 - 225313 The Fairkytes Accordion Club meets on the first wednesday of each month. All are welcome! Listen to Pearl Fawcett - Adriano online - Click Here!
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Gary Blair Radio Broadcast - Sat 28th April 2007
Apr., 28, 2007
 Gary Blair - BBC Radio Broadcast Take the Floor Presented by: Robbie Shepherd Saturday 28th April 2007 1905 - 2030hrs With Gary Blair Take the Floor is the longest-running radio programme in Scotland. It began in the 1930s on the Scottish Home Service under the title 'Scottish Dance Music' to be renamed 'Take the Floor' in 1978 when Radio Scotland came on air.
Click here to listen via the internet live and for one week from 28th April - 4th May ! Robbie Shepherd has been presenting Take the Floor and The Reel Blend for BBC Radio Scotland since the early 1980's. He was honoured by HM Queen Elizabeth II in the New Years Honours List 2001 - being awarded the MBE for his services to Scottish Dance Music and Culture. Robbie is also an acknowledged expert in his beloved Doric language and for this was awarded the M.Univ (Master of the University) by Aberdeen University for services to Scottish culture and the North East in particular, in the same year. In 1992, Robbie received an award from National Association of Accordion and Fiddle Clubs for services to Scottish Music, in addition to recognition from Royal Scottish Country Dance Society in 1998 for outstanding service and loyalty to the Society.
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Report - Guildford A/C Party Night
Apr., 28, 2007
 Dorothy Lukins and Pearl Fawcett-Adriano Pearl Fawcett - Adriano The incredibly talented musician Pearl Fawcett - Adriano was the very special guest artiste at the Guildford Accordion Club's birthday party night on friday 20th April 2007 which was held at the Ripley Village Hall near Guildford in Surrey. A huge crowd in excess of 150 people filled the Ripley Village Hall to enjoy a fantastic performance by this star accordionist performer, all enjoyed the wonderful atmosphere created by Pearl and the Guildford Accordion Club with compere John Cumiskey. The hugely successful Surrey accordion club were celebrating their 17th birthday and the evenings' entertainment included performances by The Tillingbourne Accordion Orchestra with Mike Carrington, Doug Carpenter, Egidio Spadaccini, Gennaro Fiondella and various club members. A free glass of wine & a slice of birthday cake plus the usual tea-coffee & biscuits made the party go with a swing and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Pearl Fawcett - Adriano is indeed thequintessential accordionist performer of her generation and appears to have it all, she is a pleasant articulate attractive lady who makes each and every member of her audience feel special with her confident playing and winning smile. She has bellow control and bass fingering to die for, her right hand touch and articulation are of the first order, her choice of musical programme content is always fresh interesting and varied, before performing each piece of music she explains in detail interesting facts about its history and that of the composer often with comments about the style of music or dance. Pearl Fawcett-Adriano is, in my opinion, the best accordionist performer that we have right now in the UK and accordion students should make every effort to attend one of her superb performances. Report by:- Ron Bennett - UKAO
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Solton Artist 2000 Accordion/ Keyboard Module - For Sale!
Apr., 26, 2007
 Suitable for accordion or Keyboard ! SOLTON ARTIST 2000 MODULE Solton artist 2000 module/workstation - very good as new condition. Complete with the power supply, manual, and the extra optional 6 bank foot pedal This has some great sounds and backing rhythms Ideal for accordion or keyboard In good working condition - will post to anywhere in the UK - fast service ! Click here for - HAPPY BIDDING!
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RAM London Final Recitals - 18th May
Apr., 18, 2007
Dear UKAO, Please find attached details of final recitals by two of our accordion students at the Academy. We would very much welcome an audience for their examinations and would be grateful if you could publicise this date in any way you can. Best wishes Karen Ingram - Accordion Administrator
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Pearl is a Diamond!
Apr., 18, 2007
 The incredibly talented musician Pearl Fawcett - Adriano is the very special guest artist at The Guildford Accordion Club next friday, Friday 20th April 2007
At the Ripley Village Hall - Ripley Near Guildford - Surrey - M25-J10/A3
A nominal admission fee includes free tea/coffee & biscuits. All are welcome at this friendly accordion club! Doors Open at 6pm
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Ian Watson
Apr., 16, 2007
 Dear UK accordions, Here is an update as to Ian Watson's recent and future concerts. Last Friday (13th April) Ian performed in Charles Ives' '2nd Orchestral Set' with the BBC Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican with Tom Ades conducting. In early May Ian will be in New York, US with 'Icebreaker' ensemble playing at David Bowies 'Meltdown' festival. They will perform music by Philip Glass, David Laing, Conlon Nancarrow among others. Late May and June see Ian performing in Janaceks 'Jenufa' at Holland Park Opera. Ian is taking the place of the on stage band and has arranged the music himself. 14th June - Ian performs with the London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican (7.30pm) in Prokofiev's '2nd Cantata' (for the October revolution). This incredible work has 5 accordion parts and Eddie Hession, Mark Busie, Karen Street and Tracy Goldsmith form the section. 12th July - Ian plays at Londons Queen Elizabeth Hall with the London Sinfonietta in a new work - Heiner Goebbels Schlachtenbeschreibung (uk premiere) ( http://www.londonsinfonietta.org.uk/ )14-18th July - Ian plays at the Arundel Fesitval, UK, for Jonathon Dove's opera 'Tobias and the Angel'11-18 August - Ian will lecture at Dartington International Summer School - the course will focus on solo and chamber music - and will look at the basics of making arrangements of other instruments repertoire for Accordion. All best wishes, Sarah West Management for Ian Watson.
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Relampago en Sabado Gigante 04/28/07
Apr., 11, 2007
Por segunda ocacion estaremos en el programa de Sabado Gigante y lo mejor es que sera en vivo, para nosotros es un honor estar en el programa pero mas aun que nos invitaran para hacerlo en vivo mejor aun! la sita sera el dia Sabado 28 de Abril del 2007. Ojala que nos puedan acompañar en su televisor ahi estaremos representando con orgullo a nuestra comunidad. Gracias por el apoyo y por todos sus comentarios! __________________ http://www.myspace.com/Luis_relampago
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Saluzzi and Lechner’s Ojos Negros
Apr., 7, 2007
NPR aired an excellent review yesterday of Ojos Negros, the new album by Argentinian bandoneon great Dino Saluzzi and German cellist Anja Lechner. Saluzzi and Lechner have been collaborating for years and play chamber music rooted in Argentinian folk traditions.Their music floats between classical and jazz, combining the formal structure of Saluzzi’s compositions with intimate interplay and improvisation between the bandoneon and cello. They’re touring the United States this month, including a show during the “Compressing the World” accordion music series at the Skirball Center in Los Angeles.You can listen to the full review on the NPR website:Ojos Negros: A Mix of Highbrow and Funky (NPR, 3:35)
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Eva Ybarra, La Reina de Acorden
Apr., 3, 2007
In a genre (conjunto) dominated by men, Eva Ybarra has done more than hold her own — she has become a master. Born in San Antonio, Ybarra is a self-taught accordionist who began playing in clubs and restaurants at age six. Her fluid style and fast, melodic runs set her apart and earned her the nickname, “la reina de acorden” (queen of the accordion). Today, after years of performing solo and with her own group, she teaches accordion and inspires the next generation of conjunto musicians.A profile of Ybarra in today’s San Antonio Express-News covers her music, her teaching, and the challenges she has faced as a rare female accordionist in the conjunto world. If you’ve never heard her play, check out the title track from her 1994 album, A Mi San Antonio:Eva Ybarra: A Mi San Antonio (MP3 download)
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Baby Danced the Polka
Mar., 30, 2007
Yesterday at the library and I came across this children’s book, Baby Danced the Polka by Karen Beaumont (illustrated by Jennifer Plecas). It is a very cute book about a baby who doesn’t want to take a nap, but instead wants to dance… the polka! After searching Amazon, I found that the book is highly rated — 5 stars! I’m glad to see a popular children’s book about polka. Hopefully this is just the start of a huge resurgence!
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Maria Dunn’s Good People
Mar., 30, 2007
Apparently no one in America is blogging about Canadian folk singer/accordionist Maria Dunn, so we’ll just have to do it ourselves. Born in Scotland and raised in Ontario and Alberta, Dunn brings characters to life in original music that pays homage to her Celtic roots and Canadian upbringing.Her most recent album, We Were Good People, is practically a Ken Burns documentary of turn-of-the-century Alberta, painting vivid pictures of farmers, soldiers, and day laborers struggling to get by. But it’s no dry history lesson; Dunn’s sharp, inspiring lyrics are backed by eclectic instrumentation that toes the line between Celtic and bluegrass beautifully.This track, “Can You Blame the Poor Miner?”, pays tribute to beleaguered Crow’s Nest Pass miners during Prohibition:Maria Dunn: Can You Blame the Poor Miner? (MP3 download)
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Tom Hagerman’s Breakfast Playground
Mar., 30, 2007
Best known as a member of both DeVotchKa and the Denver Gentlemen, accordionist/violinist Tom Hagerman recently released his first solo album, The Breakfast Playground. Named for a children’s playground at a Denver mall, the album showcases Hagerman’s diverse talents through original instrumentals performed almost entirely on his own.Like the music of DeVotchKa, Hagerman’s songs have a dramatic, cinematic quality, inviting listeners on a journey. The train noises that open “So Tired” lead into a Eastern European melody that makes you think you’ve just stepped off the train in Budapest. The swirling mix of accordion, violin, and piano on songs like “Twice Told Tale”, “Home Again”, and “Charlotte Mittnacht” (which DeVotchKa fans may recognize from their 2004 album, How It Ends) call to mind Yann Tiersen’s Amelie soundtrack.The Breakfast Playground draws you into a world where toy pianos and children’s voices mingle with soaring violin figures and accordion rhythms. Definitely a world worth escaping (and listening) to.Buy The Breakfast Playground by Tom HagermanTom Hagerman: Twice Told Tale (MP3 download)
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Norvic Concordia
Mar., 23, 2007
 Back: - Kevin, Peter & Warren / Front - Mary, Margaret & Sue Norvic Concordia play from a wide range of music in many different styles, ranging from classical music to music of the present day, but mainly in a light and easy to listen to vein. From this wide repertoire they are able to devise a concert programme to suit most tastes.For further details please contact:Peter Ayers, 40, St. Michaels Way, Brundall, NORWICH, NR13 5PF Phone & Fax : 01603 713565 Email : This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it "> This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Web : http://norvicconcordia.co.uk/
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Atlantic Accordionaires
Mar., 23, 2007
The North Devon Accordion Club was formed in September 2003 with support from the Tarka Country Millennium Awards scheme. Its aim is to promote learning and appreciation of the accordion amongst people of all ages and abilities within the area of North Devon .The club meets at Westward Ho! for rehearsal on a weekly basis. New members are always welcome and individual tuition is also available.For further information please contact :-The Musical Director on 01237 423678The Secretary on 01237479352
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Accordionist.Net online store announces new relieses of well-known scores by Astor Piazzolla and Carlos Gardel. Please visit our website and order sheet music with the “50+” discount.
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