A Special thank you for being a part of our 2005 St Patrick's Day " Shamrock Shindig"

Bo Thomas Auditorium, Blue Ridge College March 19th ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ 7:00 to 9:00pm

Very few "Scots" are without
a wee bi O' Irish blood

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A special benefit performance given
to help support the Foothills Highland Games.
We are ever grateful for those who generously dedicated their
time, labor and talents toward making this a
successful and grand evening for all.
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We also wish to thank all those who donated the prizes
which were awarded during the evening.
Please review the entertainers and prize donors
and help us to show our appreciation.

Shamrock Shindig A fun filled evening Em Cee'd by our own Kit Mackinzie featuring:

Celtic Knot CelticKnot is a group of Smoky Mountain musicians that has brought together decades of diverse experience to creatively reproduce the spirit of Celtic Music. Some tunes are traditional, while others have original arrangements containing dueling violins, improvisation and Afro-Celtic rhythms. The fundamental goal of CelticKnot is to create enjoyable, uplifting music to warm the heart and soothe the soul. The musicians are: Carissa Ferguson & Karin Lyle – Fiddles Jim Webb – Flute & Whistle Lance Moore – Guitar & Comic Relief Alex Phillips & Alan McRae – Drums, enigmatic philosophy & comedy (not necessarily in that order)

Rosie O'Brien Soloist and director from the Hendersonville Chorale ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Piano accompaniment by Mary Barr             In Gaelic concert               Bringing us a medley                    of Irish tunes                   To fill our Irish hearts

Intermission Refeshments will be served The end of Intermission will be signaled with the call of the pipes

Montreat     Pipes and Drums The Montreat Scottish Pipes and Drums have enjoyed a long history of popularity and support as they bring the great highland bagpipes and traditional Scottish music to us. Montreat Pipes & Drums Website

Al Petteway & Amy White Al & Amy first began performing and recording together as a duo in 1995 and proceeded to win the 1995 Washington Area Music Association Award (WAMMIE) for "Best New Artist." Since then, they have become one of the most respected and well-liked acts in the acoustic music scene. They were Artists in Residence at the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage and have performed at some of the most prestigious venues in the country. More about Al and Amy

Visit our website often for information on our 2006 "SHAMROCK SHINDIG" Bo Thomas Auditorium Blue Ridge Community College

 

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