Canolfan UCHELDRE Centre

First Sunday in month July 4

A chance to perform in a quiet environment. Led by Gorwel Owen, the club is open to all abilities, and all non-plugged-in forms of music.

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre has closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre has closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

An evening with Classical Brit Nominee tenor Nicky Spence and award-winning pianist Andrew Matthews-Owen.

The programme includes music by Finzi, Bellini, and Tosti, folksongs by Grace Williams, and Benjamin Britten, and Alun Hoddinott’s vivid depiction of 5 ancient landmarks on Ynys Môn ‘Landscapes’ (words by Emyr Humphreys). The evening concludes with a lighter selection from Nicky’s classical chart-topping CD My First Love (Universal Records).

One of the UK’s leading tenors, at home on both the operatic stage and in the concert hall, Nicky has performed as a soloist at major venues in the UK and abroad with Bryn Terfel, Kiri te Kanawa, and Shirley Bassey.

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre has closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Join Props Theatre Company in a week of special workshops to learn about, and perform parts from three of the most popular musicals ever — Bugsy Malone, Joseph, and Blood Brothers.

With the help of choreographers, and an artistic director from Anvil Productions, participants will develop a two hour show, incorporating treatments from each musical, and other cabaret style songs. There will be rehearsals on Fri 30 and Sat 31 July.

The show will be performed in the Ucheldre Centre on Saturdays 31 July at 7pm, and 21 August at 2pm.

Primarily for 10–16 year-olds, but over 16s more than welcome to join in.

This year students from Props Theatre School combined with the participants of the workshops at the Ucheldre to create a spectacular musical theatre treat.

Joseph and his Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Bugsy Malone and Blood Brothers

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre has closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

This year students from Props Theatre School combined with the participants of the workshops at the Ucheldre to create a spectacular musical theatre treat.

Joseph and his Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Bugsy Malone and Blood Brothers

Holy Coves interrupt their third UK tour to return to Ucheldre and join local bands Through Colour, Inferno, and Demask for a special tribute show in aid of the Leon Jones Fund.

Holy Coves release their debut EP later this year.

Further information www.myspace.com/holycoves

All proceeds to Leon Jones Fund

The Runaways are a three piece local band, playing hits from the 50s, and other songs influenced by this great era of music. With their raw rock and roll sound you can sing and dance along to such songs as Mustang Sally, Runaway, and many of Elvis’ greatest hits including Heartbreak Hotel. Relive the past during an evening celebrating music at its very best.

Steve Hodgson — Guitar & Vocals
David Parry — Bass & Vocals
Gavin Geurtjens — Drums & Backing Vocals

First Sunday in month

A chance to perform in a quiet environment. Led by Gorwel Owen, the club is open to all abilities, and all non-plugged-in forms of music.

An afternoon of piano music from Beethoven to the blues, featuring pianists from all over Wales, and introduced by Iwan Llewelyn-Jones. The performers are all Iwan’s students, and include national prize-winners, and graduates of the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music. Refreshments available.

 

In aid of the Ucheldre Centre

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre has closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Artists from The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden present:

A Champagne Opera and West End Musical Gala At a summer’s evening of music with a selection of vocal gems from across the musical spectrum

Improve the way you sing, and enjoy your singing even more!

A series of four vocal workshops with renowned voice coach Marian Bryfdir, in a step-by-step course to encourage correct breathing and posture, eliminate muscular tension, free the voice, and produce a healthy and more beautiful sound through a series of exercises and songs.

Workshops will be held in a relaxed, friendly, and supportive atmosphere, and are open to all levels of ability from beginners to more practised singers wishing to further develop their voices. The series also includes a Welsh National Opera (WNO) Choral Singing Day. The series will be followed in early 2011 by a new course of four opera workshops (15 Jan, 12 Feb, 12 Mar, and 3 Apr), leading to the opportunity to perform in Swansea City Opera’s production of Tosca on 16 April.

Voice workshops: 18 Sep; 16 Oct; 13 Nov; and 11 Dec. WNO Choral Singing Day: 24 Oct: £5

The Jazz Club meets monthly on Mondays in the Main Hall.

For more information contact Chris Burne (01407) 710089 & R Glynne Pritchard (01407) 763898

The Jazz Club meets after the Centre has closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

The Ucheldre Music Club is directed by Marian Leeming and meets twice monthly on Mondays. Non-members welcome.

The Music Club meets after the Centre has closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.

Live Music Now celebrates its 20th anniversary with a special concert featuring the Mavron Quartet, Eleanor Turner, and Peryn Clement-Evans in what promises to be a delightful programme of:

First Sunday in Month

A chance to perform in a quiet environment. Led by Gorwel Owen, the club is open to all abilities, and all non-plugged-in forms of music.

The Acoustic Club meets after the Centre has closed. Ring the bell at the side door in the car park for access.