The Border Gaitherin is a traditional music weekend festival that WILL be going ahead.
Based in and throughout the Scottish Border town of Coldstream, on the River Tweed, May
5-7th Weekend will see a substantial tuition and workshop 'menu' with special interest 
to
younger players, but also pretty compelling for older hands given the quality of the 
tutors.

There will be concerts, and sessions all over the town, and to cap it all the 
Douglas-Home
stately home The Hirsel holds its Bank Holiday weekend craft fair (they have a complex 
of
workshop units there plus many guest exhibitors) to coincide.

Names? Try: Jennifer and Hazel Wrigley (fiddle and guitar); Simon McKerrell (pipes and
Scottish smallpipes); Jimmy Nagle (Borders fiddle); Ian Lowthian (accordion); Karin 
Ingram
(dance); Rebecca Knorr (flute and whistle); Wendy Weatherby (cello and singing); Keith
Easdale (bodhran); Lori Watson, Kathleen Graham, Fiona Young, Donal Brown, Malcolm 
McEwan.

http://www.bordergaitherin.musicscotland.com

is the website, but for full copies of the A4 poster and 1/3rd A4 leaflet download 
three
Adobe Acrobat PDF files which I've put on my own website for the Gaitherin's benefit:

http://www.maxwellplace.demon.co.uk/pandemonium/gaitherinposter.pdf
http://www.maxwellplace.demon.co.uk/pandemonium/gaitherinleaflet.pdf
http://www.maxwellplace.demon.co.uk/pandemonium/gaitherinleafback.pdf

The total size of these is less than 100Kb. The two leaflet files are all you actually
need as the front of the leaflet is a mini version of the poster. These two total only
46Kb and can be printed on your inkjet or viewed using Acrobat. Please feel free to 
copy
and print any you like for your own club or friends, or for a number of 'printed' 
copies,
email Liz Marroni - [EMAIL PROTECTED]

David Kilpatrick
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