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Crystal Palace Band
 CPB is one of the few traditional Brass Bands remaining in
London. It consists of twenty to thirty musicians and plays at a variety of
events, including open-air concerts, fetes, carol concerts, parades, brass band
contests, parties and indoor concerts. Performance fees are charged and depend
on location, time and number of players required. The band also plays and
contests in smaller groups of four to ten players.More at «www.crystalpalaceband.co.uk»
Randolph Matthews
 Randolph purveys the art of capturing the moment and presenting
it in the vivid colour and splendor of his compositions. Future
Folk is a hybrid style, a fusion of Neo/Afro Soul, Acoustic Folk and
Blues, evolved from Randolphs many experiences with a plethora of artists
and projects from around the Globe. Heart Music is where Randolph
is a pioneer, fusing phonetic language, vocal percussion, sounds and
instruments that resonates with the hearts of all those that experience it.
More at «www.randolphmatthews.co.uk»
Childrens Events
 The Quarter Too
Ensemble Goldilocks and The Three Bears An adventure into the
woods with the inter-galactic super-hero storytellers Chicken-Head and
Cow-Face! Put your tongue firmly in your cheek as they use their powers to
tell, in their own unique way, this classic story. A perfect example of
storytelling techniques, full of fast-paced laughs, absurd giggles, physical
comedy and blonde wigs. A highly mobile, two man show that appeals to all ages.
Workshop: Indian Dance
 Indian dancing is all about
colours and emotions; the movement focuses on hips and hands, and facial
expressions are key! Originally the dance sequences were based around classical
and folk dancing. These days, however, the dance consists of a fusion of
classical, folk, Street dance, jazz and many western influences such as hiphop
and breakdance.
Workshop: Salsa Line Dancing
 Your chance to
join in and have fun. Have a go at Indian or Salsa line dancing let the
exotic moves and music transport you from South East London to the steamy sites
of Asia and South America; and keep fit at the same time. |
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Festival Calendar:
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