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Posted Thursday, July 3, 2008
'Beauty of the World' is Loosely Woven's long awaited follow-up to the environment focused concert 'Fogs is the problem!' which they did back in 2004 with Australia's Poet Lorikeet Denis Kevans & Sonia Bennett. Sadly, Denis is no longer with us but Sonia certainly is and the concert will feature her magnificent voice and a number of her's and Denis's songs.
Instruments include harp, fiddles, viola, recorders, clarinets, saxophones, flutes, ukuleles, concertina, keyboard and percussion. See the Loosely Woven web site for details of the program.
All Loosely Woven concerts are performed acoustically - no PA!
There will be seven public performances:
St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Manly
7pm, Fri 8th August
56 Raglan Street, Manly
St Davids Uniting Church
2pm, Sun 10th August
St Davids Ave (next to the police station)
St Bartholomew's Church
2pm, Sun 24th August
Ponds Road, Prospect
St Andrews Uniting Church, Sth Turramurra
7pm, Friday 29th August
Chisholm & Vernon Sts,
South Turramurra
New Theatre, Newtown
2pm, Saturday 6th September
542 King Street (midway between Newtown & St Peters stations)
(for The Wilderness Society)
Avalon Baptist Peace Church
4pm, Sun 7th September
2 George Street, Avalon
(for Amnesty International)
Bandon Grove Hall
2pm, Sun 21st September
Chichester Dam Road, Dungog
Attendance at the New Theatre will cost $16 - all proceeds towards The Wilderness Society's Rescue River Red Gums campaign and the New Theatre Building Fund. All of the other venues will be free although donations will be invited.
The Avalon performance on Sun 7th September will be recorded and videod and made into a DVD.
For more information visit the Loosely Woven web site or contact Wayne by email or phone: (02) 9939 8802, (0400) 803 804.