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AUTUMN/WINTER 20 1 6
www.cairdhall.co.uk
diary of events
september 2016 page
Sunday 4
Wednesday 7
Fri 9 & Sat 10
Saturday 17
Sat 24 & Sun 25
Friday 30
CD & Records Fair
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Scottish Ensemble - American Life4
Dance 2K – Dancing on the Dark Side4
Come and Sing with Paul Mealor
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The Big Dundee Wedding Show6
The Shee6
october 2016
Wednesday 5
Friday 7
Saturday 8
Mon 10 & Tues 11
Wednesday 12
Thursday 13
Fri 14 & Sat 15
Saturday 29
Sunday 30
Quartetto di Cremona22
Big Girls Don’t Cry7
Sean Lock - Keep It Light7
Chinese State Circus8
Shane Filan - Right Here Tour 20169
RSNO - Beethoven's Emperor Concerto9
Lennon - Through A Glass Onion10
Sixties Gold11
CD & Records Fair21
november 2016
Thursday 3
Friday 4
Saturday 5
Tuesday 8
Thursday 10
Friday 11
Saturday 19
Wednesday 23
Saturday 26
Sunday 27
Tuesday 29 RSNO - Rachmaninov Three
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Silent Movie Night12
Festival of Remembrance12
Katherine Bryan and Scott Mitchell22
Beyond the Barricade13
The Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame Performance Dinner21
Dundee Symphony Orchestra13
The Elvis Years14
Dundee University Choir & Orchestra15
Deacon Blue15
High School of Dundee Autumn Concert16
december 2016
Saturday 3
Sunday 4
Tuesday 6
Thursday 8
Friday 9
Sunday 11
Friday 16
Sunday 18
MG ALBA Scots Trad Awards
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National Youth Choir of Scotland - Dundee Choirs16
Maxwell Quartet22
Tayside & Fife Health Services Christmas Carol Concert18
Scottish Ensemble - Accent by Candlelight18
CD & Records Fair21
RSNO - Christmas Concert19
Dundee Choral Union19
welcome
The Autumn programme leading up to
Christmas has a fantastic selection of
shows to brighten up the darker nights.
The Friends of the Caird Hall Organ once
again, stage a brand new event to add to
their portfolio – Come and Sing with highly
acclaimed classical composer Paul Mealor.
You do have the option to participate in the
performance or be a member of the audience,
but don’t delay book your choice now! Also the
Friends repeat the hugely popular Silent Music
Night featuring the comedy Harold Lloyd’s
Safety First, in November.
The Chinese State Circus return with a
spectacular new production, DYNASTY. Watch
the amazing skills and techniques of a troupe
of 30 highly trained acrobats.
The Irish pop sensation – Shane Filan is in solo
concert showcasing all the Westlife favourites
as well as his own recent tracks.
We are delighted to stage Lennon Through a
Glass Onion which celebrates the genius and
music of John Lennon, featuring West End star
Daniel Taylor. This will definitely be a “hot
ticket” for the Autumn so do not delay
in booking.
This is only a snapshot of the programme which
also includes Sean Lock, Deacon Blue, MG Alba
Scots Trad Awards and many more. Check out
the brochure and book your tickets soon.
Susan Gillan
Caird Hall Manager,
Leisure & Culture Dundee
Wednesday 7 September 7.30pm
Fri 9 & Sat 10 September 7pm
Scottish Ensemble
American Life
Dance 2K
Mark Stewart - To Whom It May Concern,
Thank You
Philip Glass - Company
Nico Muhly - Motion
John Adams - Shaker Loops
Trad. - Spirituals [arr. Manson]
Copland - Appalachian Spring
Dance 2K welcome all their dancers from
4 years old and beyond to the stage to
entertain with a night full of high energy and
exciting choreography and performance.
Dancing on the Dark Side
From tap to modern dance, lyrical to
contemporary.
From the pressing heat of the deep South to
the sharp autumnal wind of the Appalachian
trail, to the anxious hum of the metropolis…
Come with us on a journey through a North
American landscape, and an evening of music
rich with belief, fervour and visionary talent.
From the simmering cinematic joy of Philip
Glass’ Company to the ecstatic frenzy of John
Adams’ 21st-century masterpiece, Shaker
Loops, we descend, gently, into Copland’s
evocative, russet-toned depiction of a New
England landscape, performed complete with
clarinet, flute, bassoon and piano.
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Saturday 17 September 7pm
Come and Sing with
composer Paul Mealor
Singers from all parts of Scotland come
together to perform Gabriel Fauré’s muchloved Requiem, Handel’s majestic Zadok the
Priest and Paul Mealor's jubilate Deo.
Paul Mealor has been described as ‘the most
important composer to have emerged in
Welsh choral music since William Mathias’
(NewYork Times, 2001). Topping the Classical
Charts for six weeks with his bestselling
album, A Tender Light (featuring Tenebrae
Choir and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
in November 2011, he also broke records by
being the first classical composer to hold
both the classical and pop chart No1 at the
same time in December 2011, securing the UK
Christmas No 1 with his piece for The Military
Wives Choir and Gareth Malone.
In 2012, Mealor was voted the nation's
favourite living composer during the UK
Classic Hall of Fame.
Organist - Stuart Muir
www.focho.org
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Sat 24 & Sun 25 September
11.30am - 4:30pm
The Big Dundee
Wedding Exhibition
Dundee's Largest
Wedding Show
Just Engaged?
You are invited to the wedding show of the
season. Over 100 expert wedding suppliers
including top venues and retailers!
Get inspiration from the live catwalk area and
book your band at the show. Lots of amazing
competitions and promotions.
Friday 30 September 7.30pm
The Shee Continuum:
Celebrating 10 Years
The Shee are an exceptional all-female
band showcasing powerful vocals and
instrumental prowess. Their music features
original compositions alongside a wealth
of traditional material. The Shee celebrate
the 10-year milestone in their action-packed
career with a dazzling new live show. An
unmissable evening of original folk music
is the result.
Get your entourage ready, the date in your
diary and book your tickets now
www.thebigdundeeweddingexhibition.co.uk
(All tickets booked online before
9 September receive a Goody Bag worth
£15 filled with top products, promotions
and more!)
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Friday 7 October 7.30pm
Big Girls Don't Cry
Featuring the Eastcoast Boys celebrating the
music of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
Oh what a night awaits for all music fans…
during the 60s and 70s No1 hits Sherry,
December 1963 (Oh What a Night), Walk Like
a Man, Rag Doll and Big Girls Don’t Cry saw
the Four Seasons and lead singer Frankie
Valli propelled to super stardom.
Selling an incredible 100 million records
worldwide, there’s a Four Seasons song that
shares a special place in everyone’s heart.
Big Girls Don’t Cry authentically revives the
sublime harmonies of New Jersey’s finest.
It showcases Frankie’s incredible falsettos,
and features solo hits that range from the
exuberant – the rock ’n’ roll nostalgia of
Grease – to the spine-tingling show-stealers
such as My Eyes Adored You.
Saturday 8 October 8pm
Sean Lock
Keep it Light
Every three years the comedian Sean Lock
writes and tours a new stand-up show. Well
he's only gone and done it again! What's he
like? Come and see what he's blithering on
about this time.
‘He just lets the brilliance of his
material dominate the room’
The Guardian
‘Lock at his best is gloriously intelligent,
deliciously unlikely and hilariously funny’
The Times
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Monday 10 October 2.30 & 7.30pm
Tuesday 11 October 2.30pm
The incomparable
Chinese State Circus
The internationally acclaimed Chinese State
Circus returns in an innovatively spectacular
new production – “Dynasty”.
30 world class Chinese acrobats, aerial artistes
and jugglers interact with the super-human
physical skills and dexterity of the masters of
martial arts – the legendary Shaolin Warriors.
The nonstop action from start to awesome
finale as thrill follows thrill, what seems
impossible becomes a reality, earning
the Chinese State Circus the accolade
“incomparable”..
This latest production returns to the pure and
honest perfection in acrobatics upon which
their reputation is based, creating a show
with: no gimmicks... no fakes…
no retakes… quite simply...
“The Incomparable Chinese State Circus.”
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Wed 12 October
Doors open
6.30pm
Thursday 13 October 7.30pm
Shane Filan
Right Here Tour 2016
RSNO Beethoven's
Emperor Concerto
In the wake of the huge success of his
Right Here tour in early 2016, which follows
on from the release of his hit album ‘Right
Here’ in 2015, Westlife frontman Shane Filan
has announced a second major UK tour in
October 2016.
Con brio means 'with brilliance', and that’s
exactly what British pianist Paul Lewis
will bring to Beethoven’s epic Emperor
Concerto – a stunning start to our Season
in Dundee. First, though, guest conductor
Cristian Măcelaru detonates Jörg Widmann’s
outrageous little spoof of Beethoven, and
unleashes the raw energy of Dvořák’s Seventh
Symphony. This tempestuous portrait of a
nation awakening to freedom packs a serious
emotional punch.
The Irish pop sensation will showcase
Westlife favourites as well as his own recent
tracks. Following Shane’s amazing success as
frontman with Westlife - one of the world’s
most successful bands of the last few decades
- the new tour dates promise to show just
why Shane is well loved in his own right.
Jörg Widmann - Con brio, Scottish premiere
Beethoven - Piano Concerto No5 Emperor
Dvořák - Symphony No7
Cristian Măcelaru - Conductor
Paul Lewis - Piano
Royal Scottish National Orchestra
6.45pm Pre-concert talk:
Ursula Heidecker Allen
(RSNO Violin) in
conversation with
Cristian Măcelaru
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Pre-concert
TALK
6.45pm
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NOT TO BE MISSED
Fri 14 & Sat 15 October
7.30pm
Lennon Through
A Glass Onion
Following its Off-Broadway New York success,
this celebration of the genius and music of
John Lennon comes to Dundee.
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Inspired by the song Glass Onion, which was
John Lennon’s postscript to The Beatles, this
show peels away the layers of time and myth
to offer clear insight into essence of the life
and astonishing talent of one of the world’s
most treasured icons.
Part-concert and part-biography, this twohander featuring West End star Daniel Taylor
showcases 31 hits of Lennon and Lennon/
McCartney including Imagine, Revolution
and Jealous Guy in a kaleidoscope collage of
song, word and emotion.
Thursday 3 November 7.30pm
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Pre-concert
TALK
6.45pm
Sixties Gold
The Ultimate
5 Stars Line-Up
RSNO
Rachmaninov Three
Recommended by Classic FM.
Brian Poole & The Tremeloes the band that
broke the Liverpool stranglehold and went on
to have 21 hits that spent over 220 weeks in
the UK charts.
Deep in the Russian forests, a mysterious
breeze stirs the waters. When guest
conductor Eivind Gullberg Jensen works
his magic anything’s possible: whether
it’s Liadov’s old Russian fairy tales or
Rachmaninov’s glittering Third Symphony – a
song of longing for a lost world, with tunes
to die for and a big-band swing. Or, most
spectacular of all, the great Russian virtuoso
Nikolai Lugansky throwing everything he
has – and then some – at Prokofiev’s showstopping piano concertos.
Controversial, ponytailed P.J. Proby whose
trouser splitting shocked the nation, was
a Melody Maker teen idol award winner in
1964 and spent 91 weeks in the charts.
Liadov - The Enchanted Lake
Prokofiev - Piano Concerto No5
Prokofiev - Piano Concerto No1
Rachmaninov - Symphony No3
Wayne Fontana, originally from Manchester,
spent over 75 weeks in the British charts with
hits such as “Game Of Love”, “Um Um Um Um
Um” and “Pamela Pamela”.
Eivind Gullberg Jensen - Conductor
Nikolai Lugansky - Piano
For lovers of Sixties music, this is the
ultimate, and probably never to be repeated,
line-up. From Liverpool, where it all started,
and tipped to be as big as The Beatles, The
Searchers’ first single went to No1 and led to
five more Top 5 hits and a total of 128 weeks
in the charts.
Special Guest and direct from America,
Gary Puckett & Union Gap whose first single
“Young Girl” was also a UK No. 1.
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Saturday 29 October 7:30pm
6.45pm Pre-concert talk: Ursula Heidecker
Allen (RSNO Violin) in conversation with
Eivind Gullberg Jensen
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Friday 4 November 7.30pm
Silent Movie Night
A unique opportunity to view two classic
silent films with Donald MacKenzie of the
Odeon, Leicester Square, London providing
the improvised organ accompaniment.
Featuring the 1911 film Dundee Courier - The
Production of a Great Daily Newspaper and
one of the most famous comedies of the
period, Harold Lloyd in Safety Last.
The 1911 film shows the complete process
of the daily newspaper with street scenes
of pre-Great War Dundee and sequences
including printing technology that has
since been superseded by the digital age.
September 2016 will mark the 200th
anniversary of the launch of the Courier.
The comedy is the famous Harold Lloyd
in Safety Last, in which our hero attempts
to impress his girlfriend by pretending to
enjoy status far above his lowly position
as a department store sales assistant. This
film includes the well-known scene in which
Lloyd dangles from a clock on the side of a
skyscraper above moving traffic.
Safety Last is recognised as one of the
greatest film comedies of the silent era.
Saturday 5 November 7.15pm
Festival of
Remembrance 2016
The traditional Festival, staged by the Royal
British Legion Scotland's Angus, Perthshire
and Fife Area, offers an opportunity to
remember and give thanks for the sacrifice of
those lost.
The Parade of National and Ex-Service
Standards and the Muster of Regular and
Reserve Forces, Cadets, Emergency Services
and ex-Service organisations is followed
by a musical programme and an Act of
Remembrance.
Featured are the Central Band of The Royal
British Legion Scotland, The Perth and District
Pipe Band, and vocalists Billy Naismith and
pop and jazz soprano Amy Hawthorn.
Compère is Peter Crawford, MBE, MStJ.
supported by
Special thanks to DC Thomson and the Courier.
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Thursday 10 November 7.30pm
Beyond the Barricade
Dundee Symphony
Orchestra Autumn
Concert
Starring Andy Reiss, David Fawcett, Katie
Leeming and Rebecca Vere, together with
their own ensemble of talented musicians,
‘Beyond the Barricade’ features songs from
The Phantom of the Opera, Jesus Christ
Superstar, The Jersey Boys, The Lion King,
Blood Brothers, Miss Saigon and many
others, climaxing with a spectacular finale
from, of course, Les Misérables!
Andy Reiss and David Fawcett devised
‘Beyond the Barricade’ after appearing
in the Manchester and London casts of
Les Misérables.
Also on stage is Katie Leeming, who joined
Beyond the Barricade after playing the lead
role of Eponine in the West End production of
Les Misérables, and Rebecca Vere who played
Cosette in Les Misérables.
Don’t miss the return of ‘Beyond the
Barricade’ to experience its nationwide
reputation for quality and perfection in
musical theatre and find out why this exciting
show has received critical acclaim across the
UK and abroad.
Wagner - Flying Dutchman Overture
Tchaikovsky - Violin concerto in D Major
Brahms - Symphony No1
Tchaikovsky’s technically demanding and
much-loved violin concerto reunites DSO with
violinist Anna-Liisa Bezrodny in the Caird
Hall. Accompanying this is Wagner’s vivid
and turbulent Flying Dutchman Overture and
Brahms’ first symphony. Brahms struggled in
the shadow of Beethoven for nearly fifteen
years in writing this work. It was worth the
wait: with its lyricism and thematic unity,
this is widely regarded as one of the greatest
symphonies of the Austro-German tradition.
Anna-Liisa Bezrodny - Violin
Robert Dick - Conductor
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Wednesday 23 November 7.30pm
The Elvis Years
The Elvis Years is an outstanding musical
production which brings to the stage the
incredible and compelling story of the ‘king
of rock and roll’ - Elvis Presley.
With a top line-up of actor-musicians,
multiple costume changes and nostalgic film
footage, this glittering two-hour production
charts the musical and emotional highs and
lows of Hollywood and finally the legendary
Las Vegas concerts.
The lead role is perfectly portrayed by
Mario Kombou (from West End production
Jailhouse Rock).
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This feelgood show will instantly transport
you back to the golden years of rock ’n’ roll,
as you witness Elvis audition for the very
first time at Sun Studios, then become part
of the TV audience for the '68 Comeback
Special, and finally at a Las Vegas concert as
Mario recreates with incredible accuracy the
charisma, stage presence and humour of the
man himself - you may even get your hands
on a scarf!
Taking in all the biggest hits including
Always On My Mind, That’s Alright Mama,
All Shook Up, Blue Suede Shoes, Suspicious
Minds, American Trilogy as well as Hollywood
favourites Bossa Nova Baby and Viva Las
Vegas, you will leave the building on cloud 9!!
The University of
Dundee Choirs and
Orchestra Concert
Piano Concerto No4 in G - Beethoven
Les Chanson des Roses - Lauridsen
Luminosity - James Whitbourn
The keyboard plays a major part in the
performance. The University Orchestra are
delighted to welcome back Dr David Mowle
who will be the soloist in Beethoven’s 4th
Piano Concerto, while Andrew Macintosh will
be playing the organ in James Whitbourn’s
Luminosity which also requires solo viola,
performed by the leader of the orchestra,
Lars Robertson.
As well as the unusual instrumentation
(including tam-tam and tambura), the work
also can incorporate dancers and we're
delighted to welcome members of the
University Dance Society.
Sun 27 November
Doors open
7pm
Deacon Blue
& Support
Deacon Blue return with the much
anticipated follow-up to Top 20 album,
The Hipsters, with their 8th studio album
A New House, released on 8 September.
Alongside over six million album sales,
twelve UK Top 40 singles and two UK
Number One albums, Deacon Blue are also
one of the most passionate live bands around
today. They are taking to the road again for
a national tour, and will be playing tracks
in support of the new album, A New House,
alongside classics such as Dignity, Real Gone
Kid and Fergus Sings The Blues. Ricky Ross
says: “I am more excited about this new
album than any record we've made up until
now. It's going to be great to perform live.
As well as that, we have a huge catalogue
of songs from our other records we will
want to play."
David Mowle - Piano
Andrew Macintosh - Organ
Graeme Stevenson - Conductor
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Tuesday 29 November 7pm
Sunday 4 December 6.30pm
High School
of Dundee
Autumn Concert
NYCoS Dundee
Choirs Concert
The High School of Dundee presents a
concert celebrating the wide range of music
performed by pupils aged 7 to 18. The
concert will culminate in a performance by
the Symphony Orchestra of Beethoven’s
legendary Symphony No5; this work has had
an inestimable influence since its première in
1808, from standard symphonic and operatic
repertoire to 1970s disco. In addition, there
will be performances by the Symphonic Band,
Concert Band, the Sinfonia, and the school’s
five choirs.
NYCoS Dundee Choir returns to the Caird Hall
for its annual winter concert.
The singers, aged 8-17 years, will showcase a
varied repertoire.
Concert in aid of local charities.
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Saturday 3 December 7pm
The MG ALBA Scots
Trad Music Awards
The 14th annual MG ALBA Scots Trad Music
Awards showcasing and celebrating Scottish
traditional music.
Known as the Folk Oscars, the 2016 MG ALBA
Scots Trad Music Awards are broadcast live
on BBC ALBA, featuring leading Scottish
musicians and singers, including: The Scott
Wood Band and Fat Suit, Wilma Kennedy, The
Halton Quartet and Mohsen Amini - Winner of
2016 BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional
Musician of the Year, Dundee Youth Band Abercraig and Songs Of Separation as well
as a further array of Scottish traditional
musician luminaries.
First started in 2003, The Scots Trad Music
Awards generate over 100,000 public votes
across 18 categories including: Album of The
Year, Live Act of the Year, Gaelic Singer of
the Year etc.
supported by
For all the latest news on The Scots Trad
Music Awards, including details on how to
vote for your favourite acts please visit:
www.scotstradmusicawards.com
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Thursday 8 December 7.30pm
Friday 9 December 7.30pm
Tayside & Fife Health
Services Christmas
Carol Concert
Scottish Ensemble
Concert Accent by
Candlelight
Featuring:
The Tayside and Fife Health Services
and Friends Choir
Kilar - Orawa
Dobrinka Tabakova - Such Different Paths
Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending
[arr. string orchestra]
Dobrinka Tabakova - Cello Concerto
(with David Cohen)
Vaughan Williams - Fantasia on a Theme
by Thomas Tallis
In association with NYOS
High School of Dundee Chamber Orchestra
Madras School Choir
Mike Bennett Brass Ensemble
Stuart Muir, Organist
Norman Beedie, Musical Director
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Pause for an evening of light and shimmering
suspense amidst the festive flurry. Enjoy
music of radiance and light in atmospheric
churches and cathedrals, with musicians
playing by the warm light of candles.
Experience double the sound as SE musicians
are joined by nine promising young NYOS
players. Discover unexpected beauty
amidst two full, sonorous works by Vaughan
Williams - with his immense Tallis Fantasia
enhanced by a second offstage orchestra for
extra resonating effect.
Friday 16 December 7.30pm
Sunday 18 December 7.30pm
The RSNO
Christmas Concert
Dundee Choral Union
Christmas Concert
featuring The Snowman
“Messiah” by G F Handel
We’re walking in the air…it isn’t Christmas
until The Snowman has taken you on his
magical journey through the winter sky. Enjoy
this special showing of the festive classic on
the large screen, accompanied by the RSNO
and narrated by a special guest star. Hosted
by the irrepressible Christopher Bell, this
Christmas party for the whole family is filled
with seasonal favourites, carols old and new
– and, of course, a chance for everyone to
sing along!
Soloists
Sarah Power - Soprano
Beth Anne Taylor - Alto
Mark Wilde - Tenor
Andrew McTaggart - Bass
Orchestra of Scottish Opera
Derek Clark - Conductor
Christopher Bell – Conductor
RSNO Junior Chorus
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ticket prices in person at the box office
Scottish Ensemble - American Life
£12, Students £5, Accompanied Schoolchildren Free
Dance 2K "Dancing on the Dark Side" £10 FoCHO Come and Sing with Paul Mealor £5, Friends & Students £4, Accompanied Schoolchildren Free
The Big Dundee Wedding Exhibition
£5
The Shee
£12, Concessions £10, Accompanied Schoolchildren £5
Big Girls Don’t Cry
23.75 ( £22 + £1.75 Booking Fee)
£
Concessions £21.25 ( £19.50 + £1.75 Booking Fee)
Sean Lock – Keep it Light£25.00 ( £23.00 + £2 Booking fee)
Max 6 tickets per customer - Over 15s
THE RESELLING OF TICKETS WILL RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF BOOKING
Chinese State Circus
£26.50 (£25 + £1.50 Booking Fee)
Concessions £24.50 (£23 + £1.50 Booking Fee)
Children (2-15) £11.50 (£10 + £1.50 Booking Fee)
Family ticket (2 adults 2 children) £61 (£59 + £2 Booking Fee)
Shane Filan - Right Here Tour 2016
£53 (£50 + £3 booking fee) & £35.50 (£32.50 + £3 booking fee) Royal Scottish National Orchestra
£18.50 / £14.50 Concessions: Disabled and Carer.
Beethoven's Emperor Concerto Mature Student, Unemployed, Under 26s £6, Under 16s Free,
when accompanied by an Adult (Max 2). Groups and Schools discounts
Lennon – Through A Glass Onion
£23 ( £21 + £2 Booking Fee), Concessions £22 (£20 + £2 Booking Fee)
Sixties Gold
£32.50
£18.50 / £14.50 Concessions: Disabled and Carer.
Rachmaninov Three Mature Student, Unemployed, Under 26s £6, Under 16s Free,
when accompanied by an Adult (Max 2). Groups and Schools discounts
Silent Movie Night
£10, Friends £8, Students £3, Accompanied schoolchildren free
Festival of Remembrance
£5 Beyond the Barricade
£24 ( £22 + £2 Booking Fee), Concessions £23 (£21 + £2 Booking Fee)
Dundee Symphony Orchestra
£12, Concessions £10, Students £6, Accompanied Schoolchildren Free
The Elvis Years£22.75 (£21.00 + £1.75 Booking Fee)
Concessions £20.25 (£18.50 + £1.75 Booking Fee)
Dundee University Choir & Orchestra
£12, Concessions £8, Students £5
Deacon Blue£43.00 (£40.00 + £3.00 Booking Fee)
£33.00 (£30.00 + £3.00 Booking Fee)
Over 14s, Under 16s with Adult 18+
High School of Dundee Autumn Concert
£7.00, 18s & under £4.00
MG Alba Trad Awards
£22 ( £20 + £2 Booking Fee)
National Youth Choir of Scotland
Dundee Choirs
£8, Concessions £5
Tayside & Fife Health Services Christmas Carol Concert
£10, Accompanied Schoolchildren, Students & Registered Unemployed £6 Scottish Ensemble - Accent by Candlelight £12, Students £5, Accompanied Schoolchildren Free
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The Royal Scottish National Orchestra Christmas Concert featuring The Snowman £25/£20/£15. Under 16s, Disabled and Carer.
Mature Student, Unemployed, Under 26s 50% off
Dundee Choral Union £15, Students £5, Accompanied Schoolchildren Free
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marryat hall
Sundays 4 September, 30 October
& 11 December 11am - 4pm
Dundee Record, CD & Music
Memorabilia Fair
This is Scotland’s longest running Music
Fair in one venue. The event specialises
in selling rare and collectable vinyl and
CD’s with dealers from all over the UK, and
also thousands of bargains with prices
starting at 50p. There is the opportunity
to sell items and obtain top prices. A free
valuation service is on offer for your rare
and interesting items, ideal for insurance
purposes.
Tickets £1 at door, which is refundable against any
purchase of £10 or more.
Friday 11 November 7pm
The Scottish Traditional Music
Hall of Fame Performance Dinner
Join Hands Up for Trad at the Scottish
Traditional Music Hall of Fame Dinner, to
celebrate and recognise the 2016 inductees.
The Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame
is dedicated to giving acknowledgement and
thanks to musicians and industry people
who, by their dedication and hard work, have
supported and influenced the development of
Scottish traditional music during their lives.
Ticket price includes a three-course dinner
alongside leading Scottish traditional music
icons, as well as live music from Dundee’s
Sheena Wellington.
www.halloffame.scot for full information & tickets
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marryat hall
Wednesday 5 October 7.30pm
Quartetto di Cremona
The reputation of the Cremona Quartet was
established by a series of performances in
the Accademia di Santa Cecilia in Rome,
followed by an invitation from the Quartet
Society of Milan to play the complete cycle of
Beethoven’s quartets. The quartet regularly
perform in some of Europe’s most famous
venues, including the Konzerthaus of Berlin
and the Wigmore Hall in London.
Haydn - String Quartet in G op77.1
Mozart - String Quartet in A K464
Beethoven - String Quartet in E flat op59.2
Tuesday 8 November 7.30pm
Katherine Bryan (flute)
and Scott Mitchell (piano)
Katherine Bryan, appointed principal flute
in the RSNO at the age of 21, has been a
concerto soloist with other orchestras and
has broadcast live on radio and television.
Scott Mitchell, who teaches and plays at
the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, has
performed extensively in chamber music in
Europe, South America and the Middle East.
Their programme includes pieces by Dvořák
and his compatriot Drdla, as well as by
Debussy and Poulenc.
Tuesday 6 December 7.30pm
Maxwell Quartet
The Maxwell Quartet became the first Artists
in Residence at the Royal Conservatoire of
Scotland, having met there in 2010. Since
then, they have performed throughout the UK
and have been declared by Classical Music
Magazine to be "one of the front-runners in
young chamber music groups in the UK".
Haydn - String Quartet in E flat op20.1
Brahms - String Quartet in C minor
Beethoven - String Quartet in E flat op127.
Tickets £14 per Concert Students & Unemployed £7
Accompanied Schoolchildren £1
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Booking Charges may apply - Phone transaction fee £1,
Online transaction fee £2, Postage fees £1.50/£1
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due to ongoing works to Dundee Waterfront
development. www.dundeewaterfront.com
easy access
parking
access information
The Underground Car Park, Crichton St,
DD1 3AJ is open Monday to Saturday and
occasional Sunday evenings for Caird Hall
concerts. Tickets from Dundee City Box Office.
The Caird Hall is fully accessible with ramped
access from City Square at the Marryat door.
The lift from the Underground Car Park,
Crichton St, DD1 3AJ is available for Caird Hall
concerts.
On-street parking is free after 6pm, as are
the local car parks. Nearest secure car park
is Gellatly Street, DD1 3DY.
There are designated blue badge parking
spaces in Crichton Street, Castle Street and
Shore Terrace, DD1 3AH.
Should you have any specific requirements
please call the Caird Hall Office on
01382 434451.
Registered assistance dogs are welcome and
staff will be happy to provide water.
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information
did you know?
tours
email alerts
Ever wanted to find out what it’s like
backstage? Tours available for community
groups/schools etc, subject to programme.
Contact the Music and Events Development
Officer: 01382 434111
angela.doran@leisureandculturedundee.com
If you have missed out on tickets for
the sell-out shows please sign up to
our email alerts which advise on ticket
discounts/offers and onsale dates. Email
dundeebox@leisureandculturedundee.com
to be included.
admission
Latecomers will not be admitted to the
show until a suitable break in the
performance, which may be the interval.
Mobile phones must be switched off during
the performance.
photography
Photography and the recording of events
are strictly forbidden.
under 16’s
All children under 16 years of age must
be accompanied by an adult 18+ at all
performances.
babies
Babies under 3 years of age are not
permitted, unless the performance is
strictly for pre-school children. Children
3 years and over must have a valid ticket
to attend a performance.
refreshments
The Caird Hall has café-bars which are
open half an hour prior to the performance
and at the interval.
lost property
Should you require this service please call
01382 434451 Monday - Friday, between
1pm and 4pm.
Warning - exposure to loud music can injure your hearing.
Leisure & Culture Dundee cannot accept any responsilbility
for changes or omissions in this programme.
booking made easy
seating plan
in person
Tiered Seating JJ-SS
Dundee City Box Office,
16 City Square, Dundee DD1 3BG
Open Mon - Thur 9.30am - 4.30pm
Fri 9am - 4.30pm and Sat 9.30am - 1.30pm
Stalls L-HH
Jury Boxes
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Transaction fee £1
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Book online at www.dundeebox.co.uk.
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Please enclose your remittance including the secure
postage fee of £1.50 or £1 for first class mail. Cheques
should be made payable to Leisure and Culture Dundee
Gallery
gift vouchers
Caird Hall gift vouchers are available in denominations of
£10 and can be purchased from the Box Office and online
Jury Boxes
by phone
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Circle Balcony
email enquiries
dundeebox@leisureandculturedundee.com
Centre Balcony
refunds
Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded after purchase
except in the case of a cancelled performance
concessions
Front Balcony
Concessions are available at some performances for
students, children, unemployed, senior citizens and
disabled. Contact Box Office for details
evening box office
Box Office will open one hour prior to performance time
Dundee City Box Office is a Ticketing Agency.
This means we sell tickets on behalf of Concert Promoters.
Your contract of purchase is with the Concert Promoter.
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balcony
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COMING SOON TO THE CAIRD HALL
THE CLASSIC ROCK SHOW - Sunday 12 February 2017
RUMOURS OF FLEETWOOD MAC - Wednesday 1 March 2017
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Caird Hall Concert
Gift Vouchers
Give the gift of music, laughter,
song, dance and more...
AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE FROM
DUNDEE CITY BOX OFFICE
Join the Friends of the Caird Hall Organ
and help to support one of Dundee's cultural jewels
'the finest Concert Organ in Scotland'
A wonderful opportunity to be part of a great team
Membership forms from the Caird Hall Office Tel 01382 434451
friends of the
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hallorgan
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what's on next
JANUARY 2017
Friday 20
Some Guys have all the Luck
FEBRUARY 2017
Saturday 11
Royal Scottish National Orchestra Tchaikovsky Four
Sunday 12The Classic Rock Show – The A–Z of Rock
Sunday 26Royal Scottish National Orchestra –
The Music of John Williams
MARCH 2017
Wednesday 1
Rumours of Fleetwood Mac
Friday 3
Anton & Erin – Swing Time
Friday 17
Scottish Ensemble - Baroque Dance Party
Monday 27
Kevin Bloody Wilson
Thur 30 & Fri 312017 Be Your Best Rock Challenge®
Scottish Heats
APRIL 2017
Saturday 12017 Be Your Best Rock Challenge®
Scottish Heats
Sunday 2
La Bohème
Wednesday 5
Sam Bailey – Sing My Heart Out Tour
Thursday 6
Royal Scottish National Orchestra - Brahms Four
Friday 21
Whitney – Queen of the Night
Thursday 27
Sally Morgan - 'Call Me Psychic'
May 2017
Wednesday 31
Scottish Ensemble - Eastern Europe Express
book now
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