Allegro Appassionato

You can see how much fun is generated by enthusiasts getting together to play a range of folk, country and popular songs with their ukeleles.

Edward is a young classical pianist from Tealby who studies with Emma Howick in Lincoln. 

Michael Wood is a an accomplished saxophonist who entertains audiences with a wide range of repertoire and in various groups. Today he will appear with the pianist Bill Kibby.

Hilary Waterfall, Stuart Hunter and Simon Topham blend piano accordion, guitar, Irish bouzouki and violin together with voices in their lively performances. Alcohol is not available at our concerts, but the spirit of conviviality will be present.

Rachel studied voice at Leeds University as part of a BA (Hons) degree before completing a PGCE in Secondary Music.. Rachel enjoys singing in a range of styles.

On 13 April, Ivor Pickard's guitar and banjo playing will range over musical styles including folk, blues, ragtime and his own contemporary compositions.

Brother and sister duo Paul Bellamy and Lynn Haynes have a well-deserved standing in the folk world. Paul's stories link his fiddle and guitar playing and singing with Lynn's singing and playing of the whistle. 

A classical repertoire on 27 April will be provided by The Broadway Trio from Lincoln. Mary Holborrow is the pianist with two clarinetists, Martin Kerridge and Neil Atkinson. You'd be amazed at the range of clarinets which will be played.

Father and son duo Robert and Matthew Fields' programme will include Frank's Sonata for Violin and Piano.