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We are holding a series of concerts in March 2010, in order to celebrate the completion of the refurbishment
of the Church.
The programme of concerts will start on Wednesday, 24th March 2010.

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Wednesday, 24th March 2010
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Opening Concert.
The
Lyra Vocal Ensemble from St Petersburg.
This group has toured Britain very successfully and receives rave reviews
from previous venues. This will be their first visit to St Mary's and we look forward to hearing their repertoire
of Russian music.
They write: Our concerts consist of two parts: 1st. part - sacred music of
Russian Orthodox Church. It contains pieces of both our famous composers like Bortnianski, Tchaikovski, Tchesnokov, Rachmaninov,
Gretchaninov and not very well-known out of Russia, but great masters of choir music. We perform also examples of our ancient
church music. In the second part of the concert we sing Russian folk songs in all their variety: comic, lyric, dancing, love
songs. For more details of Lyra, click on this link.
We will let you have details of the programme they will sing as soon as we have this from them
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Saturday, 27th March 2010
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The Telemann Ensemble
The Telemann
Ensemble return to St Mary's. Their last concert, some years ago, was a resounding success, and we much look forward
to hearing from them again. The Telemann ensemble was founded by harpsichord player Leslie Macleod and flautist Neil Gillies in 1977
with the intention of performing works by Georg Philipp Telemann and other neglected baroque composers as well as acclaimed
masters such as Bach, Handel and Vivaldi. Since then the ensemble has performed throughout Scotland making regular appearances at
the Burrell Collection, the Kibble Palace in Glasgow and at the Millport Summer Music festival. Leslie Macleod is a member of the teaching staff
at Hutchesons' Grammar School. Born and brought up in Glasgow, Leslie attended the Royal Scottish Academy of Music where he studied
with Alexa Maxwell and David Lumsden. He has performed as both continuo player and soloist with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, the Scottish
Ensemble, Scaramuccia and the Scottish Early Music Consort
The programme
is likely to include chamber works by Telemann and Vivaldi as well as others.
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Tickets are priced at £10 per ticket - £7.50
for over 65's.
To make a reservation please fill out the form below:
St Mary's Church
Main Street Aberfoyle FK8 3UG UK 01877 382887 A charity registered in Scotland: SC023266
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