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WORLD MUSIC DAY
To end the Big Weekend in style why not join us for a relaxing summer's afternoon featuring an eclectic mix of music from around the world.

MAIN STAGE
Headlining the main stage are the hugely popular OOJAMI with their acclaimed fusion of traditional Turkish music, UK beats and dazzling belly dancing. Also performing will be: reggae band T AND LA TOUCHE; the sounds of Spain with Latino blues group LAVA; the spirit of Africa fused with Carribean sounds from MONKFISH; Celtic rock from Scottish/Irish traditional band HEDGEPIG; COUP DE GRASS offering an exciting mix of Bluegrass and Folk and local funk band BIJOUMIYO. Compere: DJ Skunk

DANCE MARQUEE
The Dance Marquee also promises to offer a diverse programme celebrating dance forms from around the world. Why not come and join in the fun with a Tea Dance as well as dance workshops including: Indian Dance from The Shrishti Dance Company, Line Dancing and Flamenco Sevillianas.

ALSO IN THE PARK...
Sunday also features a bar marquee, and the ever-popular French Market, fairground rides, food stalls, sporting activities, local stalls, environmental organisations and charities.

Access info: Parker's Piece is wheelchair accessible. Disabled toilets on site. Disable viewing area.

Bus information:
For Park & Ride please visit http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/transport/around/park_ride/ or call 01223 718167 for up to date information.
If using the bus please use any route that goes to either Emmanuel Street or Drummer Street Bus Station. For bus information click on http://www.stagecoachbus.com/cambridge or phone Traveline on 0870 608 2 608.

Parking information:
Parking in Queen Anne Terrace or Grafton Centre Car Parks.
We recommend the use of public transport.

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AND EVERY FOURTH SUNDAY OF THE MONTH FOR A 2 HOUR SPECIAL at 5PM

DJ Skunk and Peter M. playing and discussing the best and newest in World and Roots

Music -traditional and dance crossover.

If you missed the show then log on and listen on the archive on

www.209radio.co.uk

Music, interviews, reviews and gig guide.

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with views, requests and shouts.

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Bring picnics, (no glass bottles please) pals, family, inflatable crocodiles, rugs, brollies (we'll be there rain or shine...) Synchronised swimming and joining in with the singing positively encouraged!

  All proceeds go to Water Aid, to provide clean water and hygienic sanitation

To communities in Ghana and Malawi

Those of us on the organising team want to continue dancing on a weekly basis. The best way to achieve this is to get more people to the sessions, so our invitation to you is to come along, bring your friends and make it happen! We will do everything we can behind the scenes to support this. If any of you want to join us on the organisational side of things, please let us know.

Course Consists of:

Orchestra, Choir, String Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, Brass Ensemble & Composition tuition, with optional Jazz Ensemble for those who wish to stay for 45 mins at the end of each day & who are approx grade 4 standard on their instruments.

For Ages 8-18.

TUTORS:

Hannah Horton is a freelance performer, teacher & coach specialising in Woodwind.
She graduated from Goldsmiths with BMus hons and went on to gain her Post Graduate and Advanced Graduate diplomas from Trinity College of Music on joint Jazz/classical saxophone.
She now spends most of her time gigging with her own & various jazz groups, writing her own songs & teaching.

Jon Heeley started his musical career in Yorkshire where his love of music began through brass bands in his local area. While at school he studied privately with Les Storey at Huddersfield University and the Royal Northern College of Music.
After his undergraduate degree he continued to study with Alwyn Green (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra) and now works as a freelance trombonist throughout the South of England.

He have had a wide experience of teaching having worked for the County Music Services for a number of years and he conducts and arranges many local youth and adult bands.

2008 sees the return of the prestigious Rock Tech Summer School at SOHAM VILLAGE COLLEGE, 2-7 August 2008. The last day of the summer school will see course members performing live on stage at Fordham Festival, Cambs.
Rock Tech is the UK's biggest and best Rock School in the UK, having run 21 previous events over 14 years. We take young rock musicians and beginners from all over the UK between the ages of 8-18yrs. Successful applicants under the age of 13 must be accompanied by a chaperone.
The course costs £160 which will include a double DVD filmed by a professional video crew at the concert, glass-mastered, printed and sent on after the event.

Contact details: Shirley O'Riordan 0750 361 9713 or 01353 668762 or 07894472573

www.rocktech.org