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Please help St. Petroc’s
St. Petroc’s Society is a Cornwall-based charity caring for the single homeless. Often they are sleeping rough and may have a range of difficulties including addiction, mental ill health, relationship problems or a differing lifestyle, which contribute to their homelessness and social exclusion. St Petroc’s exists to provide a diverse range of services for these particular clients.
We collect dried and tinned food for the Bodmin centre, which supports two houses in the town. Please can you consider putting something extra into your weekly shopping basket for those less able to provide for themselves. The collection bags are at the back of the church.
We can also take single bedding and clothing – especially men’s clothing.
Quiet Day ‘The Divine Midwife’
10am – 3pm Saturday 10th September St Endellion Church ‘The Divine Midwife’ A Quiet Day led by Revd Angela Brown. Time to pray, reflect and consider how we can relate to God as the Divine Midwife as we journey through times of change, times of waiting and uncertainty for the new and unknown to emerge at many levels of life.
Angela, an Anglican priest in Cornwall, is an experienced spiritual director and retreat leader.
Budapest Café Orchestra
Saturday 24 September,7.30pm, St Endellion Church
Led by jazz violin superstar Christian Garrick, the Budapest Café Orchestra play traditional folk and gypsy flavoured music from across the Balkans and Russia, Klezmer, Romanian Doinas, Hungarian Czadas and beautiful ballads such as the theme to Schindler’s List and Waltz Lacrimoso. Evoking vivid images of Tzigane fiddle maestros Budapest café life and gypsy campfires – with a few surprises along the way – it’s good enough to make you want to book a holiday along the Danube!
Tickets £10, accompanied under 16s free
To book online and pay by credit card or PayPal account click here
Otherwise telephone the Box Office on 07787 944935 or email tickets@endelienta.org.uk
Cornwall Harp Centre Gala Concert
Saturday 14 October, 7.30pm, St Endellion Church
A unique and magical concert of harps and harpists from Cornwall, featuring Celtic, Medieval and Classical harps and music, with a few added surprises! Featuring director Sarah Deere-Jones with students past and present, and the ‘Harpers Bizarre’ ensemble of 6 harps.
Sarah Deere-Jones is a world-class harpist who has lectured and performed across the world and has run the Harp Centre for the last 13 years, giving tuition to hundreds of students. This concert will be a rare opportunity to hear her perform in Cornwall along with some of her most talented students, and her Cornish harp ensemble who themselves have performed in Europe and America.
Tickets £10, accompanied under 16s free
To book online and pay by credit card or PayPal account click here
Otherwise telephone the Box Office on 07787 944935 or email tickets@endelienta.org.uk
Amadou Diagne & Group Yakar
Friday 21 October, 7.30pm, St Endellion Church
Multi-instrumentalist (guitar, percussion, kora) and singer Amadou Diagne from Senegal, West Africa with his UK based band Group Yakar is a dynamic and creative collective of musicians with a unique fusion of styles. They create music that is hard to define, from Afrobeat to Blues, Jazz Funk to Mbalax, African Salsa with a Rock attitude, combined with their love of improvisation they deliver a truly memorable performance. Amadou Diagne’s soulful and warm vocals deliver great power, whilst his Senegalese melodies and percussive rhythms always rouse an audience into a dancing frenzy.
Tickets £10, accompanied under 16s free
You can book online by credit card or PayPal account click here
otherwise call the Box Office 07787 944935 or email tickets@endelienta.org.uk
Wild Willy Barrett’s French Connection: Avant-Garde Mangetout
Saturday 22 October, 8.00pm St Endellion Church
From a cafe in Paris, via a hoolie in Dublin, to a night out in New Orleans with rip-roaring fiddle and banjo – this band does it all! The group will be returning to St Endellion with their array of instruments in tow, following their highly successful appearance at last year’s book festival. The performance will highlight songs from their new album, ‘Avant Garde Mangetout’ and features French singer, Aurora Colson, who is known for her heart-rending performances of retro French Chansons and her wide jazz repertoire.
Aurora has seized the opportunity to spread her musical wings with the group in the variety of styles included on the album, which embraces diverse and mostly original material born of the Irish, French, American and old English musical roots of the members of the band.
Tickets £10, accompanied under 16s free
To book online and pay by credit card or PayPal account click here
Otherwise telephone the Box Office on 07787 944935 or email tickets@endelienta.org.uk
Endelienta Scholars – FAITH, HOPE, LIFE, LOVE
Saturday 19 November, 7.30pm, St Endellion Church
The Endelienta Scholars, a dynamic young chamber choir, are thrilled to be returning to St. Endellion with a programme of beautiful musical reflections – including many choral favourites both sacred and secular. Co-founded by soprano Katy Thomson and Oliver Tarney (Head of Composition and Singing at Winchester College), the choir includes choral scholars past and present from some of our nation’s top universities. Programme to include works by composers such as Byrd, Bruckner, Parry, Stanford, Tavener, Whitacre.
(Check out endelientascholars.wordpress.com for more information, or emailendelientascholars@gmail.com. Follow them on Twitter: @endelienta_sch)
Tickets £10, accompanied under 16s free
To book online and pay by credit card or PayPal account click here
Otherwise telephone the Box Office on 07787 944935 or email tickets@endelienta.org.uk
Zoltan Ensemble
Sunday 4 December, 3pm, St Endellion Church
Lowri Porter, Nancy Johnson and Rosalind Gladstone are joined by Rose Redgrave and David Chadwick to perform Brahms’ G major string quintet to follow up their performance last year of his only other viola string quintet. Again, they will link the Brahms with a Mozart quintet, this time his 2nd in C Minor. We are fortunate to welcome this talented group of musicians back to North Cornwall for another wonderful afternoon concert.
Tickets £10, accompanied under 16s free
To book online and pay by credit card or PayPal account click here
Otherwise telephone the Box Office on 07787 944935 or email tickets@endelienta.org.uk
June Newsletter
Please find a download of the June Cluster Newsletter here: Cluster News June 16