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14th to 22nd June

For full programme details and on-line box office go towww.waterloovillemusicfestival.org.uk

programme

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(free, no tickets required) Tickets available On-Line now and from box offices atAllMobility Waterlooville, Thistle Wool ShopCowplain, Keys Newsagents Highfield Parade

Organised byWaterlooville Business Association

numerous musicians throughoutWaterlooville. 11.am to 3.30.pm

At the church: Voices United 10.am.Cowplain Sambistas 11.am

Havant Borough Council 60s Party Night

Out of the Shadowsmusic and dancing to the authentic sounds of

the 60sCabaret Style setting, party atmosphere, licensed

real ale and wine bar. Bring your own supper.Bar opens 6.pm

Grainger Trust Gala Concert at 7.30.pm

Havant Symphony OrchestraStrings section with a programme of baroque, classical and romantic music

Morning: Masterclass. MusicComposition for schoolsLunchtime: Piano Recital.

Nigel SmithAfternoon: St Peter’s School

Pitchpipers and AfricappellaThe South’s Premier Barbershop Chorus joined by

Africappella, harmonies and rhythms of Africaplus guest solo performance by

ELISE FAIRLEY

Morning: Mumbaba(for babies /toddlers)

Lunchtime: Organ Recital.Colin Towner

Afternoon:St Alban’s CofE Primary School

Ooh Madam! Jazz Quartetfeaturing Robbie Rich -

always melodic and light hearted, Ooh Madam! andRobbie Rich will blow the cobwebs away!

Morning 11.am: Robbie RichLunchtime: Oaklands CatholicSchool, concert. Afternoon:

Queen’s Inclosure Primary & MillHill Primary Schools; concert

Highbury Area Bandwith their extensive repertoire of well known music

Charity Night, raffle in aid ofWaterlooville Food Bank

Morning:11.15am: Noah - workshop

Lunchtime: NoahAfternoon: Hart Plain Junior and

Springwood Schools

Music from Portsmouth CathedralFeaturing David Price, the Cathedral’s Director of Music and

Portsmouth Cathedral Consort ChoirSponsored by Grainger Trust

Morning and lunchtime:Bourne Community College.

Afternoon: 3pm. Palm Court TeaDance with Gold Star Dancing

and Paul Taylor at the Pianoforte.Cornish Cream teas.

Ceilidh Folk and Ale NightCome dance or just enjoy the infectious fun of

Bursledon Village BandAnd Portsmouth’s very own Ukulele Group

Pompey PluckersSponsored by Clarks Auto Service

Lunchtime: (12.noon to 2.pm)BANDS ON THE LAWN

Sponsored by Pearsons Estate AgentsPortsmouth Music Festival winners

Overdrive andThe Raptures

The Edwards Concert

All the atmosphere and flag waving of the real thing!The Meridian Wind Band led by Don Lloyd.Bar open from 6.pm for picnics on the lawn.

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LOTS MORE INFORMATION ON THE WEBSITE - www.waterloovillemusicfestival.org.uk

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Licensed Real Ale and Wine Bar every evening except Wednesday

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St George’s Church open every day• hot and cold refreshments served all day, including Fairtrade products

• displays of flowers inside and outside the Church• photographic display • cards, crafts and Fairtrade stalls

• Home-made cakes and teas served every afternoon from 3.30.pmStewards and First Aid

• Stewards are on duty at all times. Please ask if you need help. At least oneSteward on duty will be qualified in first aid.

SouvenirsSouvenirs bearing the Waterlooville Music Festival logo are available from the

special stall in church, if not manned please ask a Steward for assistance.• mugs, pens, polo & T shirts, shopping bags

Toilets• available in the hall adjacent to the Church• disabled facilities available in the Church

Donations• money placed in the glass bowl is for the cost of staging next year’s

Waterlooville Music Festival - thank you for your contributionsPhotographs

• if you wish to take photos or videos please check with performers• for school concerts you must obtain permission from the teachers

• albums of photos all past Music Festivals from 2006 to 2013are on display in the Church and on our website

Ticket Office• Allmobility, London Road Precinct (next to Post Office & Iceland)

Keys News, Highfield Parade, Waterlooville, Thistle Wool Shop, Cowplainor On-line at www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmfboxoffice

• tickets also available from the Stewards at the door (price £6)evening concerts booked in advance £5 each (except Saturday 21st £7)

daytime concerts are free, tickets not requiredGold Passport ticket (admission to everything) £32

Standard Passport ticket (all concerts except Saturday 21st) £25Latest Information

www.waterloovillemusicfestival.org.ukLunchtimes and Afternoons

You are welcome to wander around the stalls or eat your lunch during theperformances. If you have not brought lunch with you, food and drink can bebought from the refreshment stall. If you wish to make a purchase from otherstalls or buy tickets for future concerts please see a Steward. These concerts

are free of charge. The venue is a BT WiFi Hotspot.Evenings

Licensed bar every evening except Wednesday. Your ticket includes a freedrink [except Saturdays] (half-pint real ale, glass of wine, or soft drink [softdrinks only on Wednesday]) either during the interval, before or after the

performance. You are welcome to wander around the stalls before and afterthe performance, or during the interval. If you wish to make a purchase or

buy tickets for future concerts please see a Steward.Saturday daytime, 14th June

“Market Place Music” takes place throughout the town centre. There are MusicFestival Events at the Church Fête including Voices United (combined schoolschoir) at 10.am. Refreshments available, reasonably priced Barbecue lunch.Licensed Real Ale and Wine Bar every evening except Wednesday

Owing to licensing restrictions only drink purchased at the Festival Bar maybe consumed on Church premises - inside or outside. You must be over 18 tobuy alcoholic drinks from the bar. You are invited to bring a picnic to enjoy inthe church grounds on Saturday 21st. Bar opens at 6.pm on both Saturdays

and at 7.pm on other evenings.

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Printing of the Programmes forWaterlooville Music Festival 2014

has been sponsored by

Bespoke Funerals of DistinctionYour independent and family owned funeral home

The Old Post Office HouseDenmead, Waterlooville, PO7 6NN

02392 [email protected]

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Welcome from the Chairman….

Welcome to Waterlooville Music Festival 2014 - our ninth year. The aim ofthis week is to bring music into St. George’s Church and into the centre ofWaterlooville, for the whole community to enjoy. This year is no exception.Together with Waterlooville Business Association’s “Market Place Music” onthe first day of the Festival, you are invited to over 50 concerts, featuringsoloists, choirs, instrumental groups and orchestras. It’s really good thatonce again local schools are taking part in the Festival. Students areperforming at lunchtimes and in the afternoons and children are invited toworkshops featuring drumming and a morning devoted to song writing foryoung musicians. This year the Festival welcomes for the first time HavantSymphony Orchestra strings and the ladies barbershop singersPitchpipers as well as welcoming back Highbury Area Band andPortsmouth Cathedral’s Consort Choir. On the first Saturday a choircomprising children from a number of local schools is performing - VoicesUnited. It’s particularly good to welcome the children back as the choir issponsored by Waterlooville Music Festival as part of its aim to encouragemusic among young people. A completely new event this year is Saturdayevening’s Party Night with Out of the Shadows playing music from the1960s. The Dragon Jazz Club has moved to Tuesday evening with Friday’sFolk and Ale evening featuring Pompey Pluckers and The BursledonVillage Band. Throughout the week refreshments will be served and eachevening, except Wednesday, there’ll be a real ale bar supported by one ofour local breweries, Bowman’s.

The Festival Organisers are greatly indebted to local businesses andcouncils for their continued support, without which Waterlooville MusicFestival could not continue. The individual sponsors are listed at the end ofthis programme, but special appreciation is given to Allmobility ofWaterlooville, Key’s Newsagents of Highfield Parade and Thistle Wool Shopin Cowplain all of which have hosted the Festival Ticket Offices. Pleasesupport them and the other sponsors whenever possible. As usual HavantBorough Council has been a great supporter of Waterlooville Music Festivaland the organisers express their appreciation.

Thank you for coming to this year’s Waterlooville Music Festival. All themonies taken during the week go towards the cost of staging the Festival -both this year and next. In 2015 the Festival will be June 13th - 21st andthe programme is already being compiled. A band from the RoyalMarines Association will be playing and the Hampshire GuitarOrchestra will be making a welcome return. If you would like to keep upto date with the various groups and individuals being booked, please clickon www.waterloovillemusicfestival.org.uk

I hope you enjoy this week’s Festival and that you’ll come again next year!

Mike SheffieldChairman

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ENQUIRIES [email protected] - telephone 023 9226 2145

www.waterloovillemusicfestival.org.uk

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MORNING from 9.30.amST GEORGE'S CHURCH SUMMER FÊTEBBQ food available at reasonable prices.

All the fun of the Fête.

MORNING, LUNCHTIME AND AFTERNOON, 11.am to 3.pmMARKET PLACE MUSIC

A wide variety of musical events at various locationsacross Waterlooville town centre

Organised bythe Waterlooville Business Association

featuring:Big Noise Samba, Blarney Band

Classique Dance, Clive New Big BandCowplain Simbistas, Gemsdance

Havant Light Opera, Horndean CollegeJohn Hardcastle, Kirsten Pether

Maritime Brass, Mike, Paige RobinsonPhil Owen, Saxofony, South Zone

Spinnaker Brass, The McGuinleys, Voices United(full details of times and locations at the Festival website)

at St George’s Church FeteVOICES UNITED

Combined Schools Choir, at 10.am(Sponsored by Waterlooville Music Festival)

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EVENING, 7.30.pm at St George’s Church, Waterloovillesupported by HAVANT BOROUGH COUNCIL

HAVANT BOROUGH COUNCIL 60s PARTY NIGHTin the presence of the Mayor of Havant, Councillor Marjorie Smallcorn

OUT OF THE SHADOWSBob Lampard, Lead Guitar

Ester Hayes, VocalsJohn Fairclough, Bass

Paul Dawson, Rhythm Guitar and VocalsPeter March, Drums and Vocals

Sue Lampard, Keyboard and Vocals

Out of the Shadows is a Surrey based band who love playing the musicof the Sixties. They re-create the classic instrumental and vocal soundsof this wonderful era and the repertoire includes many of the classicsmade famous by The Shadows, Cliff, Roy Orbison, The Searchers, TheBeatles, Dusty and many others.

Come and dance or just listen and enjoy the authentic sounds fromthis golden musical period.

Cabaret setting. Dance floor.Bring your own supper. Bar opens 6.pm

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The Havant Symphony Orchestra’s reputation as one of the foremostamateur orchestral societies in the country is reflected by theaccolades they have received from the National Federation of MusicSocieties as one of the few ‘Truly Outstanding’ groups in the SouthernRegion and by the Performing Rights Society from whom they havereceived three ‘Awards for Excellence in Programming’.

The Orchestra’s usual venue is Ferneham Hall, Fareham, and as thefull orchestra is too large to be accommodated at the WaterloovilleMusic Festival venue, this performance presents the Orchestra’sstrings section, with a selection of baroque, classical and romanticmusic.

EVENING, 7.30.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleSponsored by Grainger Trust

GALA CONCERT

HAVANT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAConductor: Jonathan Scott

Elgar - Serenade for StringsGrieg - Holberg Suite

Bach - Concert for violin and oboeTchaikovsky - Waltz from Serenade for Strings

Britten - Simple Symphony for Strings

Soloists: Cathy Mathews (Leader)David Hedley (Oboe)

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EVENING, 7.30.pm at St George’s Church, Waterlooville

PITCHPIPERSMusical Director: Marilyn Penketh

Eucharist, St Richard 9.30.am in the Chapel. Morning from 9.30.am,IGLOO MUSIC

Young Musicians Songwriting Session - for schools (by invitation)

LUNCHTIME 12.15.pm & 1.15.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleNIGEL SMITH

Piano Recital

Afternoon, 4.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleST PETER’S PRIMARY SCHOOL

Concert

Pitchpipers are the South’spremier barbershop chorus.It is a friendly femalesinging group based inPortsmouth with a wide-ranging repertoire spanningover 200 years! Thereportoire ranges from theclassic barbershop song

“Heart Of My Heart” through Rock’n’Roll to showstoppers like ABBA.Pitchpipers has travelled far and wide to appear on shows in the UK,Germany and Holland.

also presentingAFRICAPPELLA

Musical Director: Claire DoddsThe harmonies and rhythms of Africa and the Caribbean

Africappella is a small,enthusiastic group of singerscoming from a variety ofcultures and backgrounds, andsharing a passion for thespiritual music and rhythms ofAfrica, the Caribbean and othermusic from around the World.

also a guest solo performance byELISE FAIRLEY

Accompanist: Peter Rhodes Elise last appeared at the Waterlooville Music Festival in 2011 and weare delighted to be welcoming back this talented vocalist for a soloperformance.

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Morning from 10.30.am for Toddlers

MUMBABA with Gill Petch

LUNCHTIME 12.15.pm & 1.15.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleCOLIN TOWNER Organ Recital

Afternoon, 4.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleST ALBAN’S C of E PRIMARY SCHOOL

Concert

EVENING, 7.30.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleThe Dragon Jazz Club!

OOH MADAM! Jazz Quartet with ROBBIE RICHA brilliant entertaining evening of melodic jazz

Saxophone player Robbie Rich has been entertainingaudiences for 25 years. Whether it’s the sultry tenorsax or the charismatic clarinet this multi-instrumentalist takes great pride in finding exactlythe right musical vibe for his audience. World cupwinner Alan Ball was storming in his praise forRobbie’s rendition of ‘Over The Rainbow’ at hisdaughter’s celebrity wedding.Robbie has played in all the top London hotels(International function bands China Grove, TheMix with whom he has toured), and been partof top rhythm and blues outfit Something ForThe Weekend for 10 years (t.v. and radioappearances, celebrity parties includingGeorge Michael); also numerousresidencies with Jacuzzi Jazz duo(Southampton Boat Show, Rosies andPebbles wine bars) and been part of PinkFloyd Tribute band Perfect Alibi. He hasalso worked with Spike Edney (5thmember of Queen).

Ooh Madam! is …John Hammond on drums who can swing you towards musicalvertigo… orPaul Francis (keys) who can play any tune ten seconds before it wascomposed… orbaby-faced Gareth Mathews who can funk you to oblivion.Led by the shameless Robbie Rich this band enjoy their jazz, latin,funk so much they might well cajole you too!

Always melodic and light-hearted, Robbie Rich will blow thecobwebs away! Saxophones, flute, clarinet, recorders, someeven simultaneously!

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EVENING, 7.30.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleCharity Night - Raffle in aid of the Waterlooville Food Bank

in the presence of the Mayor of Havant, Councillor Marjorie SmallcornHIGHBURY AREA BAND

Musical Director: Richard HornHighbury Area Band is aSymphonic Youth Wind Bandof considerable talent andexcellent reputation. TheBand was originally foundedby Michael Morton in 1976.From humble beginnings,with only a small number ofwind players, all of whomattended Highbury JuniorSchool in Portsmouth, thereare now around 60 playingmembers mostly agedbetween 11 and 21.

Their wide ranging repertoire includes popular music from films andstage musicals, Beatles favourites and many other well knownmarches and classical pieces.

Eucharist for St Cecilia, 10.amMORNING, 11.am at St George’s Church, Waterlooville

ROBBIE RICHmulti-instrumentalist, Sax, Flute and Clarinet. Dunk your biscuits

along to some great tunes of a morning.

LUNCHTIME 12.15.pm & 1.15.pm atSt George’s Church, Waterlooville

Oaklands Catholic School, concertAFTERNOON, 4.pm at St George’s Church, Waterlooville

Queen’s Inclosure Primary & Mill Hill Primary Schools, concert

also presenting guest vocalist EMMA READwith “Songs from the Shows”. Emma is a student at Portsmouth GrammarSchool and recently sung at the Mayor Making Ceremony whenher grandmother was made Mayor of Havant. The Mayor is ourguest tonight. Emma holds a diploma in Musical TheatreSinging and is also part of the Chichester Festival YouthTheatre where she played the lead in their last Christmas show.She has also performed at the Kings Theatre, Southsea.

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4Corpus Christi, Eucharist, 9.am in the ChapelMorning at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleNOAH Drumming Workshop for schools

LUNCHTIME 12.15.pm & 1.15.pmat St George’s Church, Waterlooville

NOAH Drumming WorkshopOpen to all. Come and try your hand at playing

the African drums

AFTERNOON, 4.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleSPRINGWOOD INFANT AND JUNIOR SCHOOLS

HART PLAIN JUNIOR SCHOOLconcert

EVENING, 7.30.pm at St George’s Church, Waterlooville

Sponsored by Grainger TrustMUSIC FROM PORTSMOUTH CATHEDRAL

Portsmouth Cathedral Consort ChoirMusical Director: David Price HonDMus G Mus(TCL) HonFASC

Director of Music, Portsmouth Cathedral

The Cathedral ConsortChoir is a mixed adultchoir that singsregularly at theCathedral and joinsup with the otherchoirs for majorfestivals, specialevents and recordings.

The Choir is noted forthe high quality of itssinging.

The R G GroupBuilding Sainsburys

The programme includes an Organ Recitalby David Price, the Director of CathedralMusic.

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Eucharist, 9.30.am in the ChapelMorning, 11.am at St George’s Church, Waterlooville

Coffee morning with entertainment provided byBOURNE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

LUNCHTIME 12.15.pm & 1.15.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleBOURNE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Concert

AFTERNOON at 3.pmPALM COURT TEA DANCE

Paul Taylor at the Pianoforte joined by GOLD STAR DANCINGPaul Taylor is a well known local pianist who regularly performs for similarfunctions at Portsmouth Guildhall. The afternoon will include dancingpresentations by Geoff and Val Davies, professional dance instructors of GoldStar Dancing, who will be supported by some of their students.Enjoy a delicious traditional cream tea with home made scones and Cornishclotted cream served in the musical atmosphere of the Palm Court.

EVENING, 7.30.pm until 10.15.pm at St George’s Church, Waterlooville

CEILIDH FOLK AND ALE NIGHT Sponsored by Clarks Auto ServiceHampshire’s Finest Ceilidh Band

BURSLEDON VILLAGE BANDThe Bursledon Village Band areknown and loved throughoutthe UK and beyond for thedanceability of their music,played in a relaxed southernstyle. Specialising mainly insouthern English tunes, TheBursledon Village Band havebeen one of the UK's favouriteceilidh bands for over 35 years.

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also presentingPOMPEY PLUCKERS

“After attending The News We Can Do It Awards at the Kings Theatreand being totally blown away by the massed ukulele players whoperformed a mash-up of Valerie and Kung Fu Fighting and anawesome rendition of Lady Madonna, I’ve been inspired to have astrum myself.

“The Ukulele is making a big comeback with a modern twist. That’sespecially the case here in Portsmouth.”Ashley Hartley, Features Reporter, Portsmouth Evening News

Cabaret setting.Dance floor.Bring your

own supper.Bar opens 7.pm

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Lunchtime 12.noon to 2.pm St George’s Church Grounds:Sponsored by Pearsons Estate Agents

7.30.pm at St George’s Church, WaterloovilleTHE EDWARDS CONCERT sponsored by Edwards Funeral Directors

LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMSAll the atmosphere, flag waving,

pomp and ceremony of the real thing.Meridian Wind Band

under the musical direction of Don LloydBMus(Hons), ATCL, CTABRSM, LRSM.

A spectacular Finalé to the Waterlooville Music Festival, an evening notto be missed. Bring a picnic to enjoy in the church grounds from 6.pmwhich is when the bar will open.

Licensed bar serving real ale from 6.pm. Please bring your own chair to sit on for both thepicnic and the performance. Please do not bring your own drink and do not bring picnic tables.

Sponsored by

Sunday 22nd June 10.amEucharist giving thanks for the gift of music

Programme includes the World Premierperformance of the winner of the WaterloovilleMusic Festival Musical Composition Competition.

BANDS ON THE LAWNfeaturing

Overdrive (formerly Dark White),Best Overall Band, Portsmouth Music Festival 2011

The RapturesWinners, PortsmouthMusic Festival 2014Pop & Rock Section

Also featuringAshleigh Domblides

Refreshments from 11.30.am to 2.30.pm

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Box office at Allmobility Waterlooville (next to the PostOffice and Iceland), and Keys News, Highfield Parade,Waterlooville, and Thistle Wool Shop Cowplain (cashsales only).Tickets can be purchased on line at our website -www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmfboxoffice (credit & debitcard sales only). See page 3 for more information.

full details and latest programme informationat our website

www.waterloovillemusicfestival.org.ukSubscribe to our mailing list!

June 13th to June 21st 2015Our website is at: www.waterloovillemusicfestival.org.uk

To subscribe to our mailing list go to:www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmf/mailinglist

We acknowledge our grateful thanks to....

MAIN EVENT SPONSORSHavant Borough CouncilJ Edwards Funeral DirectorsSt George’s Walk, WaterloovilleGrainger TrustClarks Auto Service 17a Arnside Road

MARKET PLACE MUSIC SPONSORSHampshire County Council

DAYTIME EVENT SPONSORSPearsons Estate AgentsThe R G Group (buildingSainsburys)

SUPPORTERS & SPONSORSAllMobility 25 Wellington Way,(Music Festival Box Office)Keys News Highfield Parade(Music Festival Box Office)Thistle Wool Shop 53 London RdCowplain (Music Festival Box Office)Allison’s Florist 85 London Road, CowplainBarrells Funeral DirectorsInflorescence 28 Wellington Way380 London RoadKeydell Nurseries, HorndeanMorrisons, HorndeanPink Party Shop 30A Stakes Hill RoadShalimar Indian Restaurant9 Hambledon ParadeStay Local Publishing LtdTender Cut Butchers 7 Hambledon ParadeWaitrose, Dukes Walk, WaterloovilleWaterlooville Business Association

If you would like to sponsor anevent at next year’s WaterloovilleMusic Festival, or help support theFestival in any way, please contactthe Festival Committee for moreinformation:[email protected]

The R G GroupBuilding Sainsburys

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