Music in Dollar Previous season archive: 2015-16
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Tommy Smith & Brian Kellock
Saturday, 10th October 2015
7:30pm Gibson Hall, Dollar FK14 7DU
Tommy Smith and Brian Kellock need little introduction, as they are amongst the finest jazz musicians in the world.
Make sure you can come for an unforgettable evening!
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High Heels and Horsehair
Saturday, 14th November 2015
7:30pm Gibson Hall, Dollar FK14 7DU
String duo High Heels and Horse Hair galloped onto Scotland’s chamber music scene in 2010. Their fresh, dynamic playing and engaging style has delighted audiences across the country and earned them the Enterprise Music Scotland Residency Award for 2013-15.
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RCS Vocal Ensemble
Sunday, 17th January 2016
3:00pm Gibson Hall, Dollar FK14 7DU
Afternoon concert
We are excited to present the cream of young Scottish vocalists from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. The stars of the future are coming together to play a unique concert in Dollar.
The programme will range widely, with music ranging from popular arias to modern classics to popular tunes! Should be a night to remember.
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Atea Wind Quintet
Thursday, 25th February 2016
7:30pm St James the Great Church, Dollar FK14 7HF
Mid-week concert
Based in London, the Quintet is comprised of five players who are some of the top young freelance musicians around today. Formed in 2009, the Atéa Wind Quintet has a wide range of repertoire that is perfect for both on and off the concert platform. Since 2012, the group has been the Associate Ensemble in Residence at the Birmingham Conservatoire.
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Alexander Ullman
Saturday, 12th March 2016
7:30pm Gibson Hall, Dollar FK14 7DU
"It is not that Ullman is going to be one of the world’s great pianists. He is that now. If ever you have the chance to hear Alexander Ullman, don’t pass it by." Jack Buckley
Winner of multiple competitions and praised from all quarters, Alexander Ullman is a treat not to be missed.
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For our Members evening we have Lynne Hope with her ensemble Burnside Baroque (the name is not a coincidence). They will play a selection of music from the era before Beethoven and Mozart.
Should be a fascinating insight into an accessible and much loved style.