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Suzuki Violin tour to North Carolina

Our tour to Charlotte was a beneficiary trip in many aspects. We played a variety of violin concerts including practices with the Northwest School of the Arts and afternoon musical enrichment programme at the Winterfield Elementary School, both coach...
Nov 07, 2013
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Friends organise concert to assist Shine Hayward

Organisers behind the ‘Friends of Shine Concert’ have set up a dynamic entertainment line-up to raise funds for musician Wendell (Shine) Hayward. The concert will be held at Somerset Cricket Club on Monday from 1 to 4pm, with an open jam session sche...
Nov 07, 2013
Arts & Entertainment

A night of surprises at Bermuda Folk Club

You never know what to expect on any given night at the Bermuda Folk Club, as the final club event of the year demonstrated. Two delightful young violinists started the evening off in fine style and were later followed by a mandolin player performing...
Nov 05, 2013
Other

Get ready Bermuda, reggae star won’t be doing things by halves

Reggae star Half Pint has put his local fans on alert, declaring: “I’m coming to Bermuda to represent.” “I’m coming to represent and perform like it’s my last performance,” he told The Royal Gazette. “This is my first time performing in Bermuda and I...
Oct 31, 2013
Arts & Entertainment

Gone but not forgotten

It is nine years since Bermudian musician Paul Gibbons died, but he is far from forgotten and his legacy lives on — as will be demonstrated this Saturday when the Bermuda Folk Club holds its annual memorial night for the former club president. A tale...
Oct 30, 2013
Other

Carving out her own sound

Famed jazz pianist Mary Ancheta was just 13-years-old when she started playing in front of live audiences at venues in Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario. And this weekend for the first time ever she will be performing for jazz lovers in Hamilton, Bermud...
Oct 30, 2013
Other

Can she kick it? Yes she can!

As a child, local rapper Cami Bean-Caines was always interested in dressing up and playing make believe. She would act out little scenarios in her bedroom, where she would be the teacher and had a classroom full of imaginary students. These days the ...
Oct 29, 2013
Other

What’s next, Dale and Darlene?

The second round of the Bermuda International Church Piano/Jazz Festival on Sunday last was taken to such a new height with so many outstanding features this writer and many others were left wondering where the production team of Dale Butler and Darl...
Oct 26, 2013
Arts & Entertainment

Bermuda reggae artist ‘doing big tings’ in Jamaica

A Bermudian reggae artist is making positive strides in Jamaica — the birthplace of the music genre. Since moving to Jamaica permanently seven years ago, Adam Mayo, who goes by the stage name of Magma, has released one album and is currently working ...
Oct 25, 2013
Letters to the Editor

Questions to ask the PRS

October 21, 2013 Dear Sir, How is it that the Performing Rights Society (PRS) for music can come to Bermuda, and try to make store owners pay out fees to their organisation for playing music from the radio, or having the TV on, when they do not repre...
Oct 23, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"Take the opportunity to end this noise pollution"

October 21, 2013 Dear Sirs, Most of what parades as “music” these days is just uninspired, machine-generated and very annoying noise pollution. The licensing fee demands made by the UK-based “Performance Rights Society” should therefore be seen as a ...
Oct 22, 2013
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