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Event ProgrammeThe Doric Festival 2008 Friday 26th September 2008 to Sunday 12th October 2008 The programme for the FIFTEENTH festival is being prepared. If you wish to hold an event during the festival go to "Event Organisers" and fill up the application form. (please consult the "Event Guide) Or contact Sandy Stronach, Festival Director for details:- e-mail; sandy@thedoricfestival.com telephone; 01771 653320 DRAFT PROGRAMME FRIDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER OPENING CONCERT THE LOCHTER CENTRE, OLDMELDRUM 7-30pm The Doric Festival loups into action with gran nicht's entertainment wi The Fochabers Fiddlers, a dynamic group of young fiddlers with some toe-tapping arrangements of North-east music by their conductor, James Alexander Geordie Murison, an outstanding traditional singer who has just won the prestigous Bothy Ballad King at the annual Elgin Competition. Barbara-Ann Burnett, the North-east's own, who has established herself as one of Scotland's finest unaccompanied singers. (watch this place for other artistes who will appear in this concert)
Tickets £8 concession £6
SATURDAY 27th SEPTEMBER INVERURIE TOWN HALL 9am to 4-30pm WORKSHOPS Singing Fiddle Storytelling SATURDAY 27th SEPTEMBER CONCERT INVERURIE TOWN HALL 7-30pm Tickets £8 concession £6 SUNDAY 28th SEPTEMBER SINGING COMPETITION Town Hall, Inverurie 2pm The Doric Festival is to start a new Open competition for traditional singers, the winner of which will be titled "The Doric Lintie " with a Perpetual Trophy and prize money of £50. This is an Open Competition, for male, female, young and old! Singers will perform TWO songs, one Traditional Ballad and another which may be a cornkister, ballad or even a modern song in the doric tradition. The performance score will be the average of the two songs. To enter contact Sandy Stronach on 01771 653320 0R sandy@thedoricfestival.com OR come along on the day. Spectator tickets £3 (at the door) Saturday 27th September Prizegiving The Doric Festival Writing Competition For THE Connon Caup and other prizes For a POEM, Story or Play written in the Doric
Prizes to be awarded on Saturday 27th September In The Town Hall, Inverurie at 2pm
CATEGORIES Adult Poetry £50 first prize; £25 second prize Short Story £50 first prize; £25 second prize One Act Play £50 first prize: £25 second prize The work deemed “The Best Ower Aa” will receive £50 and The Connon Caup RULES The entry must be the competitor’s own work, previously unpublished.
Entries should be sent to Mrs Phyllis J. Goodall, Greenhowe,ChapelStreet,HUNTLY tel 01466 792298
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Learn about DoricDoric is the dialect spoken here in the North East of Scotland, especially around Aberdeenshire. Go to The Broch, the Fraserburgh area, to hear a broad accent of the Doric. You may wish to take an interpreter! Alternatively, use the guide below to the most commonly spoken words:
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