Don't Miss Frankie Armstong (UK) only Sydney Voice Workshop open to
Public -
This Tuesday Night - March 13th (See Below)

MARCH AT EASTSIDE ARTS - A SELECTION OF EVENTS
CHECK OUT WWW.EASTSIDEARTS.ORG.AU
FOR MORE DETAILS
(CALENDAR OF EVENTS)
CALL - 9331 2646 - FOR BOOKINGS

13th MARCH - TUESDAY
Frankie Armstrong (UK) + VOICE WORKSHOP
"Singing From the Souls of Your Feet"- come and free your voice
Stone Gallery on oxford (The Church)
7.00 - 9.00 pm
$20/$15

15th MARCH - THURSDAY
Almost Acoustic
Alistair Hulett (UK) & Dave Swarbrick (UK) “Red Clydeside”
The ‘hidden history’ of Glasgow in words and music
Stone Gallery on Oxford (The Church)
7.30pm
$20/$15

For their third studio collaboration, Alistair Hulett and Dave
Swarbrick focus on a workers’ revolt in the city of Glasgow that
rocked the government of the day. Red Clydeside broke out in response
to the Declaration Of War in 1914. Its leader, John Maclean, was
twice sentenced to penal servitude and twice released early due to
enormous public protest. Eventually the rulers of Britain sent troops
and tanks into Glasgow in January 1919 to prevent a full blown
revolution they feared could engulf the entire country.

22nd MARCH - THURSDAY
Almost Acoustic
Warren Fahey: Stories and Legends of Old Paddington
In association with The Paddington Society
Stone Gallery on Oxford (The Church)
7.30 PM
$20/$15 includes supper

Warren Fahey was born and bred in Paddington (he was the first of the
baby boomers of ‘46). He also established his two businesses,
Folkways and Larrikin Records, on Oxford Street.
Well known as a prolific author, ABC broadcaster, and performer, he
guarantees to press ‘nostalgia buttons’ taking his audience on a
ramble through Paddington’s unique history - illustrated with songs,
poems, yarns and curious history. The second part of the program
will offer a rare opportunity to hear a selection from the
folklorist’s deep swag of bush songs and city ditties. Warren will
be joined by musicians Marcus Holden and Garry Steel.


24th MARCH - SATURDAY
Songwriters’ Showcase featuring award-winning singer-songwriters
Janet Swain, Karl Broadie and others.
Eastside Music Café (The Hall)
8.00 PM
$15/$12

Karl Broadie
International Songwriting Competition Winner! AAA/ROOTS/AMERICANA (ISC)
#1 ALBUM - Americana UK
#8 European Americana Airplay Charts
#20 Australian ARIA Country Chart
#23 Country Music Channel (Long, Long Way Video Clip)
www.karlbroadie.com

Janet Swain
Janet has written for choirs and other ensembles. Her most quirky
piece is her suite for Holden car horns, choir and percussion, which
has been performed at various festivals. Janet has written for school
choirs (“All Those Years”), seniors choirs (“Farewell Rodney”),
community choirs (“Calling Song”), public events (relighting of
Olympic cauldron; various festivals; as well as for herself (CD Spine
released in 2001).

Janet recently won first prize in the pop/up-tempo section of the
International Unisong competition, and also runner up in September’s
Song of the Year competition in the USA.

EASTSIDE ARTS IS LOCATED AT 395 OXFORD STREET PADDINGTON
(site of the Paddington Markets)
CAR PARK AVAILABLE IN PADDINGTON UNITING CHURCH CAR PARK
(24 - 28 Gordon Street)

CALL - 9331 2646 - FOR BOOKINGS

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Carol Hirt
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Eastside Arts

PH 02 9331 2646 Fax 02 9331 4864

Eastside Arts is a Program of the Paddington Uniting Church
www.eastsidearts.org.au