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WAR CHILD (Tiree An Talla, Isle of Tiree, 16 July 2005)
SUE WILSON joined the party on a damp Tiree for the War Child charity benefit gig. |
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SHOOGLENIFTY / MARK SAUL (Big Top, Stornoway, 16 July 2005)
KEVIN MACNEIL sees the 10th Hebridean Celtic Festival finish with a flourish. |
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RUNRIG / PEATBOG FAERIES (Big Top, Stornoway, 15 July 2005)
KEVIN MACNEIL hears Runrig triumph at the Hebridean Celtic Festival. |
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SERGEJ ANDREEVSKI (The Stables, Cromarty, Friday 22 July 2005)
JENNIE MACFIE enjoys a memorable demonstration of artistic creation in progress at the Stables. |
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TEIJA-TUULIA AHOLA/CHARLES SANDISON (Skerray Museum, until 12 August 2005)
GILES SUTHERLAND admires the work in gold of Finnish artist Teija-Tuulia Ahola. |
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CEÒLAS (South Uist, 9-15 July 2005)
EILEEN BELL considers what makes the Ceòlas festival a special event. |
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SIR PETER MAXWELL DAVIES (St Magnus Festival, Orkney, 26 June 2005)
ALISTAIR PEEBLES found Sir Peter Maxwell Davies in fascinating form in a Meet the Composer session at the St Magnus Festival. |
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ST MAGNUS FESTIVAL 2005 (Orkney, June 2005)
ALISTAIR PEEBLES launches on a final extended foray through the St Magnus Festival, and enlists some friendly helpers in covering a packed programme. |
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JAMES GRAHAM (Stornoway Town Hall, Wednesday 13 July 2005)
PETER URPETH admires the work of singer James Graham and his equally committed collaborators. |
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SEAMUS BEGLEY (Stornoway Town Hall, Wednesday 13 July 2005)
PETER URPETH finds good music and plenty of Craic from Seamus Begley and Friends. |
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VAN MORRISON / XOSE MANUEL BUDINO (Big Top, Stornoway, Thursday 14 July 2005)
PETER URPETH finds Van the Man up to his usual tricks, on and off the stage. |
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, THINGS WE DO FOR LOVE, KIND HEARTS & CORONETS (Pitlochry Festival Theatre, in Rep until October 2005)
ARTHUR BROCKLEBANK extols the virtues of a visit to Pitlochry Festival Theatre. |
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RUTH BROWNLEE, INGEBJORG SMITH & JAMES HAWKINS (Kilmorack Gallery, by Beauly, until Sunday 28 August 2005)
GEORGINA COBURN enjoys three different approaches to nature and landscape. |
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SCOTTISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA (Spa Pavilion, Strathpeffer, Thursday 7 July 2005)
ARTHUR BROCKLEBANK welcomes the return of the SCO to Strathpeffer in the second leg of the orchestra’s annual Highland Tour. |
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