1969 - 5th Billingham International Folklore Festival Programme by BillinghamFestivalVirtualMuseum

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THE FIFTH

Bllllngham INTERNATIONAL

Folklore Festhral l$,n-22,oAUEU$I lgB0 Souvenir Programme 2f-

BILLINGHAM

Nineteenth

Arlrtuul Shou) IN

THE

JOHN WHITEHEAD PARK ON

Friday, 22nd August, 1969 2.00 p.m.

9.30 p.m.

AND

Saturday, 23rd August, 1'969 10,00 a.m.

Special

-6.00

p.m.

Attractions:-

FRIDAYChildren's Fancy Dress Parade 2.30

p.m.

Children's Talent Contest 6.30 p.m.

Fireworks Display at Dusk.

SATURDAYJuvenile Jazz Band Parade 1.00

p.m.

Pony Gymkhana and Leaping 2.00 p.m.

The Fifth

BILLI}IGHAM INTERNATIONAL FOLKLORE FESTIVAL AUGUST

l6th - 22nd 1969

Organised by the Billingham Festival Committee on behalf of Teesside Gounty Borough Council FESTIVAL COMMITTEE Chairman: Alderman J. A. Tatchell Councillor A. W. McDonald

Councillor Mrs. M. Taylor

Councillor C. D. Turnbull

Mr. A. J. Arnold

Mr. K. L. Bates Mr. H. L. Davies Mr. L. Jobson Mr. J. Moloney Mr. F. Simpson Mr. E. Thompson

Mr. l. R. Crowden Mr. A. Dodds Mr. F. Mitchell Mr. F. Moutrey Mrs. M. P. Tatchell

Mr. J. W. Pinches-Director of Arts and Recreation-Teesside County Borough Council Mr. S. Coffiold-Manager, Entertainments and Administration-Teesside County Borough Council

Mr. P. T. Conroy-Festival Director

The Festival will be opened by Alderman F. T. WEBSTER, M.B.E. Mayor of the County Borough of Teesside -

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" It's ambitious ! "

" lt's colourfu!! " " lt's spectacular ! " (B.B.C. Television August, 1968)

FOREWORD Welcome to the fifth Billingham lnternational Folklore Festival.

I am delighted to welcome all the members of the many

Groups who are performing at the Festival. The members of Roque Nublo and Tine Rozanc who so delighted us in I967 are already old friends, and I also extend a special welcome to those who are visiting Billingham for the first time. Mast of you have travelled long distances to the Festival, and I know the whole Town is looking forward to seeing you, and will do everything possible to make your visit an enjoyable one. We are all looking forward to your performances, and you can be sure of having large and enthusiastic audiences. I also welcome everyone who comes to the Festival Concerts. It is your interest and enthusiasm which really creates the Festival atmosphere. ln this programme you will find full details of all the Festival events. and of all the dancers, singers and musicians taking part. Even if you have not visited the Festival before you will be impressed by the long lists of events, and the many countries which are sending Groups to entertain us. But those who have enjoyed previous Festivals will

know that photographs and the printed word only give

small impression of what the Festival is really like. The colour, music, and dancing have delighted us all in the past, and you can be sure that this year's Festival will eontinue the high standard we have always maintained. But the Festival is more than just the performances themselves. The setting of many concerts in the Town Centre itself, the

personal contacts with our visitors from home and abroad, and the Festival spirit in the whote Town-all these make the Festival a unique experience.

This year we have tried to make it possible for even more people to enjoy the Festival. We cannot enlarge our two Theatres, but we have doubled the number of reserved tiered seats available for the Town Centre concerts, which have also been lengthened. Visitors who cannot stay for an evening concert will be able to enjoy a good sample of Festival fare during the day-and can round off with a visit to the Forum. At the other end of the day, the Festival Club will provide a pleasant late-night venue where visitors and performers can meet informally.

Although its appeal is widening each year, the Festival remains essentially a Billingham event. lt is now promoted by the Teesside Council, but the Festival Committee and the hundreds

of voluntary workers are virtually all Billingham people, working to make the Festival a success in our own Town Centre and Theatres. The enthusiasm of our Billingham audiences has to be seen (and heard) to be believed. Finally, may I thank all those who have worked so hard to make the fifth Billingham lnternational Folklore Festival a succes,s.

I am sure it will be.

JIM

TATCHELL,

Chairman Festival Committee-

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GROUPS

and

ARTISTES TAKING PART

CANARY ISLANDS Folk Song and Dance Group'Roque Nublo'-Las Palmas Director-Senor Manuel Castillo Mora

DENMARK ITALY

Vedboek Girls' Band-Holte Director-Mr. Kai O. Nielsen Folklore Group'Chino !vm6s616'-farcento (Udine) Director-Signor Vittorio Gritti

POLAND Folk Ensemble-'Dalmor'-Gdansk Director-Mr. Bronislaw Zach

RUMANIA SPAIN

(

Danzig)

Folk Ensemble-' Doi na'-B ucharest Director-Mr. Gheorghe Baciu Folk Ensemble-'Sabugo Tente Firme'-Aviles (Asturias) President-Senor Alvaro Alvarez Fernandez

SWITZERTAND The Mixed Choir'Echo ftemsnd'-Sslns

Chairman-Mr. R. Michoud

TURKEY

'Turk Folklor Kulubu'-lstanbul

Director-Mr. Husamettin Alper YUGO-SLAVIA Folk Ensemble'Tine Rozanc'-Ljubljana Director-Mr. Janez Lah ENGLAND Loftus Sword Dancers-Leader Mr. K. M. Gratton Manley Dancers, Cheshire Stockton English Folk Dance Society and Stockton Blue and

Leader-Mr.

Golds-

Paul Wesson

Durham County Youth Choir-Conductor Mr. T. Hall Tim Hart and Maddy Prior-St. Albans The Fettlers Folk Group-Stockton The Reivers Folk Group-Newcastle Billingham Silver Band Band of the 1st Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment

IRELAND The St. Leonard's lrish Dancers Robert Whitehead and his Ceili Band The Healys

SCOTLAND lan Campbell Folk Group Royal Scottish Country Dance Society-Newcastle and District Branch South Shields Caledonian Pipe Band 5

Left: Yugoslav Duet

OVER 5OO PERFORMERS

IROM TWELVE COUNTRIES

CANARY ls

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SUMMARY OF PROGRAMME SATURDAY AUGUST 16th 11.00 2.15 2.45 7.30

a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

Civic Reception-Council Chambers Grand Parade Opening Ceremony and Open Air Concert-Town Centre Evening Concert-College Theatre Evening Concert-Forum Theatre

SUNDAY AUGUST 17th 2.30 3.00 7.30

p.m. p.m. p.m.

Grand Parade Open Air Concert-Town Centre Evening Concert-College Theatre Evening Concert-Forum Theatre

MONDAY AUGUST 18th 11.15 12.15 12.30 7.30

a.m. Tattoo by Vedboek Girls' Band-Town Centre p.m. Lunch Hour Concert-Town Centre p.m. Lunch Hour Concert-Billingham Synthonia Recreation p.m. Evening Concert-College Theatre

CIub Theatre

Evening Q6n6sft-ferum Theatre

TUESDAY AUGUST 1gth 11.00 12.15 12.30 6.00 7.30

a.m.

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

Children's Concert-College Theatre Lunch Hour Concel-Jsvvn Centre Lunch Hour Concert-Billingham Synthonia Recreation Club Theatre Old People's Concert-College Theatre Folk Song and Music Concert-College Theatre Evening Concert-Forum Theatre

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 20th 11.00 12.15 12.30 7.30

a.m.

p.m. p.m. p.m.

Children's Concert-College Theatre Lunch Hour Concert-Town Centre Lunch Hour Concert-Billingham Synthonia Recreation Club Theatre Evening Concert-College Theatre Evening Concert-Forum Theatre

THURSDAY AUGUST 2'lst 12.15 12.30 3.00 7.30

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

Lunch Hour Concert-Town Centre Lunch Hour Concert-Billingham Synthonia Recreation Club Theatre B.B.C. Concert-lnvited Audience-College Theatre Evening Concert-College Theatre Evening Concert-Forum Theatre

FRIDAY AUGUST 22nd 11.45 a.m. 7.00 p.m. 8.30 p.m. (Approx.)

Farewell Concert-Presentation of Pennants-lnternational

Farandole-Town Centre Beating of Retreat by the Band of the 1st Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment and Closing Ceremony-Town Centre Fireworks Display-John Whitehead Park

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NOTES

ON CONCERT

PROGRAMMES

point.of Rresenl,?tion' to those staged Iast year' The The theatre concerts will be similar, from.the will.have about half of their programme concerts in the Forum inurir" ii", SaturoayiJweon"ra.y (Canary lslands of a specific cquntry. Srti"i;y-iu!'osta'ia;. Sunday-Spain oiven to the folktore "n u rkev' av-r es d n Wed n i a m'a nu ; : ;'i' h:; r;'; il r.i a Jv- F ;i;;; ; 1; ;sa av" from the British Isles (Tuesdav excepted) will appear It should be noted that groups and individuals pirt of the prosramme; dt tr,e c6ltese after the interval' at BOTH theatres; ut r#';;l;;'i; ih;'ii;t and Forum Theatre on Thursday evening' All groups from abroad appear in the college Theatre CONCERTS' ADVERTISED TO TAKE PLACE IN THE EVENT OF INCLEMENT WEATHER ALL STAND ANb FORUM THEATRES IN THE TOWN CENTRE, WILL BE HEIO IITi.iTIE-CO.IECT irocer HoLDERS oNLY ADMITTED' the change which has been made in the Lunch Previous supporters of the Festival should note tut" part and these will last 60 - 75 i"i,isd#'noi' Thursday Hour Concerts from Monday

minutes.

EveningConcertswilllastforapproximalelY22hours,includingtheinterval.

Merediths the bakers t

Offer You a FULL RANGE of FRESH BAKERY GOODS

I White shoPPing visit MEREDITH'S d

IIGHT BITE at Billingham Town Centre For a Light Meal or Snack 8

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SALE OF TICKETS: All seats are bookable in advance, except those at Ground Level for the Open Air Concerts.

COLLEGE THEATRE

Cotlege

Theatre

AND OPEN AIR CONCERTS

Saturday to Wednesday (inclusive) 7 /6, Thursday 1Ol-,7 /6, 5/-.

5/-,3/6.

Open Air Concerts Stand Seats: Saturday, Sunday, Friday 5/-. Children and O.A.P. 2/6. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Children and O.A.P. 1/6. Ground Level Seats: Saturday, Sunday Friday 2/-. Children and O.A.P. 1/-. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Children and O.A.P. 6d.

3/-.

1/-.

Tickets for Concerts in The College Theatre and Town Centre can be obtained from The Festival Office, Arts and Recreation Dept., Municipal Buildings, Billingham, Teesside. Tel. Stockton52l41 Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. to 12 noon. 1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Saturday 10.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

FORUM THEATRE Saturday to Wednesday (inclusive) 1O/-,

8/-,

6/-.

Thursday

12/-, 1O/-, 8/-.

Tickets for the Forum Theatre Concerts obtainable from Forum Theatre Booking Office, (open daily 10.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.), Town Centre, Billingham. Tel. Stockton 52663 or from The Forum Agencies.

BILLINGHAM SYNTHONIA CLUB THEATRE Tickets at

2/-

obtainable only from the Club.

CAR PARKING There are spacious Free Car Parks at the Forum and Billingham Town Centre.

CATERING

Restaurants and Cafes are situated in Billingham Forum and Billingham Town Centre.

FREE ADMISSION

TO FORUM FOR OPEN AIR STAND TICKET HOLDERS

Open Air Stand Tickets admit holders FREE to the Forum, Billingham million pound Recreation and Sporting Centre'

the town's

FESTIVAL CLUB

Membership is open to all persons over 18 years of age. Membership Cards are 10/-

each and apptication for these must be made on the forms obtainable from the Festival Office. The Club will be situated in the Billingham Arms Hotel and will open from Thursday, August 14th to Friday, August 22nd. At lunch-time the Club will open from 11.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. ln the evening the Club opens at 9.00 p.m. and there is a late licence until 2.00 a.m. There will be CABARET and DANCING at night. This centre is especially designed to give the public an opportunity to meet

the Festival performers. The Festival Committee reserve the right to alter the programmes, but assure the public that changes will only be made if absolutely necessary'

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SATURDAY, AUGUST

2.15 p.m. Grand Parade of Folklore Groups.

Route-Telstar-Low

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Avenue-Marsh House Avenue-Causeway-Town

Centre.

2.45 p.m. Assembly of Groups in front of Municipal Buildings. Playing of National Anthems of countries taking part in the Festival by the Billingham Silver Band. Raising of Flags of each country. Address of Welcome by Alderman J. A. Tatchell, Chairman of the Billingham Festival Committee. Opening of the Festival by Alderman F. T. Webster, M.B.E., Mayor of Teesside.

INTERNATIONAL CONCERT 1. DANISH FOLK MUSIC "Kong Frederik d.9. honnormarch" Kai Nielsen. "Arhus Tappenstreg" C. C. Moller. "l natten klam og kold" - E. Hornemann. "Bataillemarch" C. C.-Moller. - BAND HOLTE VEDBOEK GIRLS' KAI O. NIELSEN Conductor

2. YUGO-SLAV FOLK

DANCES

"Prekmurski cehovski plesi" Dances of Work from a region along the river Mura - Sustar (N.E. part of Slovenia) Mariia - ROZANC" LJUBLJANA FOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE DUSAN SCHUSTER Artistic Director

3. ENGLISH FOLK DANCES "North Yorkshire Long Sword"

Traditional "Lancashire and Cheshire Clog -Morris Dance

MANLEY AND LOFTUS DANCERS Leaders D. M. Starkey and K. Gratton

Traditional

CANARY ISLANDS

"lsa Palmera" Popular "Del Nublo Llevamos A. Monzon/R. Gomez El Nombre" -J. LAS PALMAS FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE NUBLO" - MORA Director SENOR MANUEL CASTILLO

5. TURKISH FOLK

DANCES Dances from Gaziantep region:

,,Mani,.

"Dokuzlu" "Fatige" llGepikli"

These dances are the characteristic dances

of S. E. Anatolia. They reflect the effects of a soft climate.

"Oguzlu" ISTANBUL TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" Leader HUSAMETTIN ALPER

SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. SWISS FOLK

|6th

SONGS

C' Boller Hullo! the bridegroom "Ohe! le marie" G' Doret Song of the goatherd "Cttrnson du chevrier" -Dancing song G' Doret "Chanson a danser"

BERNE L'ECHO ROMAND PANTILLON FRANCOIS Conductor CATHERINE LAPPERT Soprano Solo -

7. ITALIAN

FOLK DANCES The Dance of the Flowers The Valsovien The Furlana

"La Danza dei Fiori"

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Valsovien" "La Furlana"

FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA"-TARCENTO Director

VITTORIO GRITTI

FOLK DANCES AND MUSIC arr' Gheotghe Baciu "Folk Dance Suite from Wallachia" the region bordered by the These dances are from Southern Rumania

8. RUMANIAN

Carpathians and the Danube.

"Ciocirlia"

Constantin Arvinte

- folk melody played on a Pipe (Ancient Flute of Pan) accompanied characteristic by the Orchestra. FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA"

BUCHAREST

GHEORGE BACIU Director HORIA CRISAN Orchestra Conductor -

9. SPANISH FOLK DANCE, SONG AND

MUSIC

cowherds' Dance from Eastern Asturias, accompanied by Vaqueirada" Montoto Garcia Luis arr. Choir

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,,SABUGo TENTE FlRME,,- AVILES (ASTURIAS) FoLK ENSEMBLE SENOR DON ALVARO ALVAREZ FERNANDEZ Director

10. POLISH FOLK SONGS, DANCES AND MUSIC

"Polonez z sieciami"

Polonaise with nets Fishermen's Dance Cashubian Dance

"Kuflorz/taniec rybacki" "Szoc/taniec kaszubski" -

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Choreography R' Gamsze!

FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" _ GDANSK BRONISLAW ZACH Director

SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE

BILLINGHAM COLLEGE THEATRE 7.30 p.m. Admission Charges 7/6, 5l-, 3/6 ARTISTES

Switzerland The Mixed Choir "ECHO ROMAND" "ROOUE - NUBLO" Folk Song and Dance Group LOFTUS SWORD DANCERS- England England TIM HART AND MADDY PRIOR

MANLEY DANCERS

Folk Ensemble "DOlNA" 1. SWISS FOLK

Canary lslands

England Rumania

SONGS

"Parez vos fronts" Adorn your brows (extract from the 'Alceste" opera by Gluck) Ch. R. Gluck "Allons -danser" J. J. Rousseau Let us go dancing "Chanson a danser Song to Dance - G. Doret - G. Doret "Chanson des adieux" Farewell song - Finhaut- Broquet "La Catherine de Finhaut" Catherine of Finhaut is a village in the- Alps of the canton of Valais (South west Switzerland) "La maison" Binet The House "Le vin d'or" - The golden-wine arr. G. L. Pantillon "Depuis la citadelle" arr. G. L. Pantillon citadel From the - the lovely rose arr. G. L. Pantillon "J'ai cueilli la belleI have gathered Performed by the choir with the bass-soloist Peter Lappert "Par-dessus la cloture" C. Boller Over the fence "Ohel le marie" - the bridegroom - C. Boller Hullol "Le poirier" - pear tree F. PantillonThe "Le tanz des-vaches" of cows arr. F. Pantillon Procession Very old song, sung- in the French dialect of- the canton of Fribourgh, harmonized by the musical Director.

MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND"

Soprano Soloist CATHERINE LAPPERT Bass Soloist PETER LAPPERT -RENE MICHOUD Chairman ConductorFRANCOIS PANTILLON 2. FOLK

BERNE

SONG, MUSIC AND DANCES OF THE CANARY ISLANDS

"lsas Canari Popular "lslas Canarias" Tarridas "Folias" Popular

"Sentir Canario" lJsvvsv2 "Saltona" Popular "Gran Canaria, - lsla de Sol" A. MonzonlR. Gomez "El Paraguas" Popular -J. LAS PALMAS FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE NUBLO" - MORA Director SENOR MANUEL CASTILLO INTERVAL

SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th 3. F

ENGLISH FOLK DANCES, SONGS AND MUSIC Traditional "North Yorkshire Long Sword Dance" arr. Tim Hart and Maddy Prior "My Son John" Trad. - The first two are songs whqh accompany "Ada, and Eve" children's skipping games' The third is "Oiii ana Beans" "iuttiev Rhubarb" the street cry of a rhubarb salesman' arr. Tim Hart and Maddy Prior Trad. Traditional "Lancashire and Cheshire Clog Morris Dance"

MANLEY AND LOFTUS DANCERS

Leaders-D. M. STARKEY AND K. GRATTON ST' ALBANS TIM HART AND MADDY PRIOR

4, RUMANIAN FOLK DANCES, SONGS AND

MUSIC

arr. Gheorghe Baciu Suite of Folk Dances from Wallachia (a) "Briul" Sash Dance for men- onlY.

-Music

lon Oprea

"Geambarallele" Girls and Boys dance together - Dance. "Hora" Trad. Girls' "Sirba" - Boys and Girls unite in a swirl of colour and verve' arr. Constantin Arvinte "Hora Stacalto" (by Grigoras Dinicu) -played the Orchestra' by Old Rumanian melody arr. Constantin Arvinte Folk songs from Oltenia - by same musician: Caval long pipe; Shepherd's Flute; 3 folk instuments played

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Cimpoi-

bagPiPes.

arr. Constantin Arvinte

Two folk songs

- Ciprian Porumbescu and "Hora Spiccatto" "The Ballad" by

arr' Constantin

19th-Century piece arr. for Violin and Orchestra' Baciu arr. Gheorghe Dances Suite of Folk Dances from Moldavia

Arvinte arr.

lon Oprea

Dances from Eastern Rumania

Festive day in Miercurea (Medley of folk melodies' Songs and Music from Eastern Transylvania "Parental song" (PoPular ballad)

Music

arr. constantin Arvinte

"Ardeleana"

"Hategana" fhree songs from Transylvania Arr. Constantin Arvinte l-eys songs presented by a girl soloist arr. constantin Arvinte Two folk songs of the ensemble Folk music on the arr. Constantin Arvinte "Doina", "Sirba" and "Ciocirlia" Pipe (the Ancient Flute of Pan) Music Dances arr' Gheorghe Baciu Suite of Folk Dances from Transylvania

arr. lon Oprea

FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA"

BUCHAREST - BACIU GHEORGHE CONSTANTIN ARVINTE Musical Director ION GUBERNICU Assistant Choreographer CRISAN HORIA Orchestra Conductor Dance

Director-

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SATURDAY, AUGUST

|6th

INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE

FORUM THEATRE BILLINGHAM 7.30

p.m. ADMISSION CHARGES: 10/-, 8/-, 6/-

ARTISTES VEDBOEK GIRLS' BAND Denmark LOFTUS SWORD DANCERS England TIM HART AND MADDY PRIOR England

MANLEY DANCERS England FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA" ITAIY FOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" Yugoslavia -

1. DANISH

FOLK AND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC "Frederik d. 9.s honnormarch" Kai Nielsen "Gardermarch" "El Capitan" John P. Sousa "lt's a long way" H. Williams "Sons of the Brave" T. Bridgood -Svend Gyldmark "Tambourmarch" "Chaser march" - arr. by Poul Yoder - Paul Anka "The Longest day" "Den danske sang" - Carl Nielsen - C. Moller "Bataillemarch" C. "Arhus tappenstreg" C. C. Moller "Kobenhavnermarch" - Axel Frederiksen

VEDBOEK GIRLS' BAND Conductor KAI NIELSEN-

HOLTE

ENGLISH FOLK DANCES, SONGS AND MUSIC

"North Yorkshire Long Sword Dance" Traditional "My Son John" Trad. arr. Tim Hart and Maddy Prior "Adam and Eve" The first two are songs which accompany "Oats and Beans" children's skipping games. The third is the "Turkey and Rhubarb" street cry of a rhubarb salesman. Trad. arr. Tim Hart and Maddy Prior

"Lancashire and Cheshire Clog Morris Dance"

MANLEY AND LOFTUS DANCERS

Traditional

D. M. STARKEY AND K. GRATTON TIM HART AND MADDY PRIOR ST. ALBANS Leaders

FOLK DANCES, SONGS AND MUSIC The Dance of Flowers "La Danza Dei Fiori"

3. TTALIAN "ll

Valsovien"

The -Valsovien -The Scottish

"scottish" - The Furlana "La Furlana" - The Ouadrille "La Ouadriglia" Masked Ball "Le Maschete" -The _TARCENTO FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA" VITTORIO GRITTI Leader

INTERVAL MUSIC AND SONGS 4. YUGOSLAV FOLK DANCES, Dances of Work from Upper Carniola "Goreniski delovni plesi"

arr. Toncka Marolt psn6ss from White Carniola "Bela Krajin6"

"ffiil;';;pi"- - 6"'inthian " ii'#il:ffi ;; i' ",oo " " ;Hffi:?J:1;H#;j;si"

folk sonss-.a/r' S

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arr' Mariia

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9:--1..:":jrom a rr' M a rii a s u sta r ia) ;:til' ili;;ffi;;i;i'Sl"ven -.weaoinn "Hrvaskiplesiinp"r*ii'slavanije"-Qlssfjsnfolksongsanddancesfrom Slivonija'- arr. Dusan Schuster ( fu

"Sota"

arr. Dusan Schuster

"sopsko

arr' Dusan Schuster arr' Marian B. Sramel Macedonian folk song "wl"t"Oon.ta narodna pesem" Povardarie from dances Macedonian folk "Plesi in pesmi iz povaiOaria" arr. Dusan Schuster

_ LJUBLJANA FOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" JANEZ LAH Director DUSAN SCHUSTER Director Artistic MARJAN B' SRAMEL Musical Director VIRtNEJA VALENCIC Singer MOJCA CANKAR Zither IVO TOMC' TANJA LENARCIC ior,rr"t MAXIMILJAN TRPIN Advertising Director 16

17Ih

SUI{DAY, AUGUST 2.30

p.m. GRAND PARADE Route

3.00

Technical College

p.m. OPEN AIR CONCERT

1. DANISH

Q3uss\ru6y

Town Centre.

TOWN CENTRE

FOLK AND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC

Kenneth Alford Cofonel Bogey March Scotland, the Brave Meredith Wilson Seventy six Trombones Vuggen O. Melra - Sang Carl Nielsen Den Danske Kobenhavnermarch- Axel Frederiksen

VEDBOEK GIRLS' BAND, DENMARK Conductor KAI O. NIELSEN

2. POLISH DANCES, MUSIC AND

SONGS

"Polonez z sieciami" Melodies from Kaszuby Polonaise with nets - Dance Choreography "Kutlorz" R. Gamszej Fishermens

"Led Bledka" "Szoc" Cashubian Dance

FOLK ENSEMBLE 'DALMOR GDANSK Director BRONISLAW ZACH

3. SPANISH FOLK DANCES, SONGS AND

MUSIC

"Pescadora"

Fishermen and Women's song before going to sea Trad. "Muneirina" - p6n6s accompanied by pipes and tambor "Jota de Parjares" Dance of the highlands with Choral Accompaniment

AVILES (ASTURIAS) FOLK ENSEMBLE "SABUGO TENTE FIRME" Leader-SENOR DON ALVARO ALVAREZ FERNANDEZ

4. RUMANIAN

FOLK DANCES, MUSIC AND SONGS

"Doina"

Arvinte \ 2,o.oldC.Songs "Dance from Oas Country" played on Taragot (type of Clarinet) .{ arr. Gheorghe Baciu to music by lon Oprea Suite of folk dances from Oltenia - from Southern Rumania T-emperamental and vigorous dances FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA" Director

GHEORGE BACIU

BUCHAREST

SUilDAY, AUGUST ITth 5. ITALIAN

FOLK DANCES The Dance of the flowers "La Danza dei Fiori"

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The-Valsovien

Valsovien"

- Scottish "scottish" The - The Furlana "La Furlana" FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA"-TARCENTO Director

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GRITTI

6. TURKISH FOLK DANCES ,,BursaKilicKalkan,,_l3thCenturySwordandShielddancesfromBursa ISTANBUL TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" ALPER HUSAMETTIN Leader

T.FoLKSoNGS,MUSICANDDANCESFRoMTHECANARYISLANDS PoPular "lsa Palmera" "Tartanero" -A. V. Plata _ LAS PALMAS FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE NUBLO" SENOR MANUEL CASTILLO MORA Director

ENGLISH FOLK DANCES "Details will be announced"

STocKToNBRANCHoFTHEENG-LISHFoLKDANCEANDSoNGSoCIETY AND GOLDS

Ai.TO STOCKTON BLUE Leader

PAUL WESSON

9. SWISS FOLK SONGS "Le vin d'or" _The golden ,,La

t'pins

211'

G' L' Pantillon

arr. J. Bovet at nightf all youtse,, Tily;J - Song- of the cowherd arr' C' Boller ,'Chanson , 1" M;il E. Jaqu.ei-Dalcroze - 1un":''I"dongiJ'ifr" in the canton Alps the in "La Catherine ae ilnnaut;-"Calnetine of Finhaut, a village

of Valais

;j"Jili,tit of Vaud

Jean"

John, tittte John

arr. F. Pantillon

otd melody of the French speaking canton

_ BERNE MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND" FRANCOIS PANTILLON Conductor -

10. YUGO/SLAV FOLK DANCES . ,,Bela Krajina Dances from white carniola - These are the oldest Slovene folk arr.-Mariia Sustar dances -ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" _ LJUBLJANA FOLK DUSAN SCHUSTER Artistic Director

h*-.-

SUNDAY, AUGUST

ITIL

INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF FOLK DANCE, MUSIC AND SONG

BILLINGHAM COLLEGE THEATRE 7.30 p.m. Admission 7s. 6d. 5s. ARTISTES VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND

0d.

3s. 6d.

Denmark

TURK FOLKLOR 'KULUBU'Turkey ST. LEONARD'S IRISH DANCERS THE HEALYS ROBERT WHITEHEAD AND HIS CEILI BAND FOLK ENSEMBLE 'DALMOR'- potand

1. DANISH FOLK AND CONTEMPORARY

MUSIC

"Kobenhavnermarch" Axel Frederiksen "My Fair Lady" Fr. -Lauwe "El Capitan" - p. Sousa "l natten Klam-John og kold E. Hornemann "St. Louis Blues" C.-W. Handy "Tambourm6y6[" - Svend Gytdmark

"Highland" "Den Danske" Sang Carl Nielsen "Ritz Ratz" "Colonel Bogey March" Kenneth Atford "Alexanders Ragtime Band" lrving Bertin "Chaser March" - yoder arr. by poul "Scotland, the Brave" "Seventy-six Trombones" Meredith Wilson "Mester Jacob" "Kong Frederik d, 9. Honnormarch" Kai Nietsen VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND DENMARK Conductor KAt O. NIELSEN

2. TURKISH FOLK SONGS, DANCES AND MUSIC Dances from

Bitlis:

"Ager Kovensk" "Garzani "Meyroke"

Bitlis is in Eastern Anatolia. Dances are dignified, but at times exuberant

"Topal" Dances from Silifke paths of high plateau "Yayla yallaro" -

"Sallaria" Silifke is in Southern Anatolia. They "Keklik".- partridge reflect the carefree, joyful lite of itr6 yoghurt people on the Vtedit'erianean Coari...Yqs!rr{ 'lKibris Zeybegi" The "Zeybek of Cyprus,, TURK FOLKLOR- "KULUBU" ISTANBUL Leader HUSAMETTTN ALPER INTERVAL 19

SUNDAY, AUGUST 3. IRISH

ITth

FOLK DANCES, SONGS AND MUSIC

Arr. Lena Daly "The Meeting of the Waters" 12 Hand Reel "Solo Hornpipe" Pat Richardson "Slip Jig" Arr.-for a group by Pat Richardson Arr. The Healys "Roddy McCorley" Song about an Antrim Hero "Whisky in the jar" - 18th Century Drinking Song - Arr. The Healys "Butcher Boy" Arr. The Healys A- lovers Lament Arr. The Healys "Mountain Tea"Name given to illegal whisky - pzzss arr. P. T. Conroy "Cross of lreland" "Solo Jig" Pat -Richardson - Wake" Song, Music and Dance arr. P. T- Conroy "Tim Finnegans

ST. LEONARDS IRISH DANCERS ROBERT WHITEHEAD AND HIS CEILI BAND THE HEALYS

POLISH FOLK MUSIC, SONGS AND DANCES "Polonez" mus. K. Kurpinski. arr. A. Kurek Chor. R. Gamszei Polonaise "Kujawiak"Oberek. Dance and Folk Melody. Chor. R. Gamszei "Chlopoki. chlopoki" Folk songs arr. for the choir by E. Pagowski "Tramblanka" Music arr. T. Sygietynski

- robi sieci" "Moje dziewcze

"My girl makes nets"

Folk song by the choir

"Fala odplywa" Adolf Wiktorski Ebbing -sea -Lullaby Adolf Wiktorski Soloist Malgorzata Laufer "Kolysanka" - Dance Chor. R. Gamszei"Taniec piracki" Pirate

"Chlop zaTrzech- Girls choral item Female Choir arr. St. Zulawa "My Bonnie" Mus. H. J. Fuller folksong Choral "Polonez z sieciami" Polonaise- with nets. Song music and Dance -

Chor. W. Gumowski and R. Gamszej "1'm an old fisherman" Mus' !il. Krzynski Edmund Donly and the Choir psnss Chor- Ryszard Gamszei Mus. Rogan - ensemble, soloist - Wlodzimierz Cichanski The whole

"Jose stary rybak" "Szoc/tanies

FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR"

ZACH

GDANSK

BRONISLAW Art Director ROMAN LEPIOCHA Music Director

- RYSZARD GANSZEJ RYBICKI LEONARD

Choreography Producer

It*":

SUNDAY, AUGUST

17th

INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF FOLK DANCE, MUSIC AND SONG

FORUM THEATRE BILLINGHAM 7.30 p.m. Admission charges 1O/-, ARTISTES

8l-, 6/-

NUBLO'- Canarv lslands FOLK SONG AND DANCE GROUP -'ROOUE "SABUGO FIRME" SPAiN TENTE GROUP FOLK SONG AND DANCE "DOlNA" Rumania FOLK ENSEMBLE DANCERS ST. LEONARD'S IRISH ROBERT WHITEHEAD AND HIS CEILI BAND THE HEALYS

1. IRISH SONGS, DANCES AND

MUSIC

"The Meeting of the Waters" 12 Hand Reel- Arr. Lena Daly "Solo Hornpipe" Pat Richardson - for a group by Pat Richardson "Slip Jig" Arranged Arr. The Healys "Roddy-McCorley" Song about an Antrim Hero "Whisky in the Jar" - 18th Century Drinking Song- Arr. The Healys "Butcher Boy" Arr. The HealysA -lover's lament "Mountain T-ea"Arr. The Healys illegal Whisky Name given to - of lreland" Arr. P. T. Conroy"Qvsss "Dance" "Solo Jig"Pat Richardson - Wake" Song, Music and Dance /ry. P. T. Conroy "Tim Finnegans

ST. LEONARD'S IRISH DANCERS ROBERT WHITEHEAD AND HIS CEILI BAND THE HEALYS l I

2. FOLK

SONGS, MUSIC AND DANCES OF THE CANARY ISLANDS

"lsas Canarias" "Fuente Agria"

Popular

- J. A. Monzon "El Paraguas" - Popular "Campos de mi- Canaria" A. V. Plata "Saltona" PoPular "Lecherita""El Pichon" - Popular -

I I

FOLK SONG AND DANCE GROUP "ROOUE NUBLO" SENOR MANUEL CASTILLO MORA DTECIOT

INTERVAL 21

LAS PALMAS

SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th 3. SPANISH FOLK DANCES, SONGS AND

MUSIC

Song of Fishermen and Women "Pericote" - dance of many variations accompanied by Pipe and Tambor "Giraldilla" -A Whirling Dance in two parts - Venir" Sea Song Fishermen ask sweethearts to go to "Nina si Ouieres

"Pescadora"

with them "La Betla Lola" "El Ouirosano" "Vaqueirada"

sea

Song and Dance celebrating a good catch

- Gay Dance for a Feast Day at Ouiros - Cowherds Dance accompanied by choir

"Dichoso Aquel"

"Jotina Asturiana"-

arr. Arrieta Popular sea song Festival Dance of the Asturias

"SABUGO, TENTE FIRME" FOLK SONG AND DANCE GROUP (Asturias). LUIS GARCIA MONTOTO Choral Arrangements ALVARO ALVAREZ FERNANDEZ DON SENOR Director

AVILES

4. RUMANIAN

FOLK DANCES, SONGS AND MUSIC

These dances from Arr. Gheorghe Baciu and vigour Southern Rumania are full of temperament Medley of folk songs played by the "sirba" from Gorj arr. constantin Arvinte

"suite of Dances from oltenia"

Orchestra

Folk melodies on the clarinet "lnvirtita" and "Joc" arr. Constantin Arvinte Two Folk Songs presented by the male soloist of the ensemble "Melodies from Bihor" Orchestra Ensemble play popular melodies from Western

Transylvania "The Dance of the Raftsmen from Maramures" Arr. Gheorghe Baciu of Rumania

I -:

,,Doina,, and- "Dance from oas country" Two folk songs played on the Taragot Arvinte arr. Constantin arr. Constantin Arvinte "Two folk songs" l6ys songs presented by a girl soloist (Ancient Flute of Pan) "Ciocirlia" Pipe the "Sirba" on Folk music "Doina," and arr. Constantin Arvinte ,,carlusarii" dance old Festival Dance from southern carpathians - Baciu Dance arr. Gheorghe

Music arr. lon OPrea

FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA"

BUCHAREST

GHEORGHE BACIU

Dance Director - CONSTANTIN ARVINTE Musical Director ION GUBERNICU Assistant Choreographer CRISAN HORIA Conductor

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p6nss5 from the Northern Border

MONDAY, AUGUST I Sth Denmark 11.15 a.m. TOWN SOUARE _- Tattoo by Vedboek Girls Band (weather permitting) 12.15 p.m. LUNCH HOUR CONCERT-TOWN CENTRE "SABUGO TENTE FIRME" SPAiN FOLK ENSEMBLE England PRIOR TIM HART AND MADDY "CHINO ERMACORA" ITAIY FOLK ENSEMBLE Yugoslavia FOLK ENSEMBLE - "TlNE ROZANC"

Children and O.A.P. 1/6 Ground Level Seats 1/-; Children and O.A.P. 6d. Stands

3/-;

CONCERT- BILLINGHAM SYNTHONIA RECREATION CLUB THEATRE Denmark VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND - NUBLO" Canary lslands FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE Admission 2s. 0d.

12.30 p.m. LUNCH HOUR

INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF FOLK DANCE, MUSIC AND SONG

BILLINGHAM COLLEGE THEATRE 7.30 p.m. Admission Charges 7/6; 5/-t 3/6 ARTISTES FOLK SONG AND DANCE GROUP "SABUGO

TENTE FIRME" SPAiN - lslands Canary FOLK SONG AND DANCE GROUP "ROOUE NUBLO" England DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH CHOIR TIM HART AND MADDY PRIOR -Ensland STOCKTON BLUE AND GOLDS - England Yugoslavia FOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" - SONGS SPANISH FOLK DANCES, MUSIC AND "Pescadora" Song of the Fisher Folk "Corri Corri" - Old dance of the district of Cabrales accompanied by choir and tambourines

"Lijero"

Acc. by pipe and Tambor One of the most lively of all Spain's dances "Navega en un mar de Delicias" Sailors Song sung during a rest period "Senor San Juan" Dance for the eve of St. John's Feast "Muneirina" Men try to persuade the women to dance "Vaqueirade" Asturian Cowherds Dance acc. by choir "L Mio Xuan" Satirical peasant song about courting couples

"Dichose Aquel" - Song of the Sea "Jotina Asturiana"Festival Dance of the Asturias FOLK SONG AND- DANCE GROUP"SABUGO TENTE FIRME"_AVILES MusicalArrangements by LUIS GARCIA MONTOTO D ECTOT__SENOR DON ALVARO ALVAREZ FERNANDEZ FOLK SONGS, DANCES AND MUSIC OF THE CANARY ISLANDS "Madre Canaria "lsas Canari Popular H. Naranjo "Seguidillas" "De Belingo" -Popular J. M. Millares "Santo Domingo" Popular - El Nombre" A. Monzon/R. Gomez "Del Nublo Llevamos -J. LAS PALMAS FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE NUBLO" - MORA Director SENOR MANUEL CASTILLO

INTERVAL

r MOI{DAY, AUGUST I Sth 3.

ENGLISH FOLK SONGS, DANCES AND MUSIC "Dance to your Daddy" Arr. David Stone -lv W. G. Whittaker "The Waters of Tyne "Blow the Wind Southerly /11. Maurice Jacobson "The Drunken Sailor" Arr. Donald Cashmore "Up the Raw" Arr. John W. R. Taylor - Ash" An. Stanford Robinson "The Oak and the

"Bobby Shaftoe

Arr. -W. G. Whittaker

DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH CHOIR Conductor

HALL

"Lish Young Buy a Broom" arr. Tim Hart -Trad. "Cannily, Cannily" f1112n McColl Eastern Lullaby North "Martin said to his -man" Trad. 16th Century Drinking Song Arr. Tim Hart and Maddy -Prior

TIM HART AND MADDY

PRIOR

"North Country Rapper Dance" STOCKTON BLUE AND GOLDS Leader- MR. PAUL WESSON

4. YUGOSLAV FOLK DANCES, MUSIC AND

SONGS

"Koroski svatovski plesi" Arr. France Marolt Carinthian Wedding Dances "Gorenjski delovni plesi" Dances of work from Upper Carniola Arr. Toncka Marolt p366ss from White Carniola "Bela Krajins" An. Mariia Sustar - pesmi iz Slavonije" Croatian-folk songs and dances from "Hrvaski plesi in Arr. Dusan Schuster Slavonija "Plesi iz Vranja" Arr. Dusan Schuster !6n6's5 from Vranje

FOLK ENSEMBLE 'TINE ROZANC"

LJUBLJANA

Director JANEZ LAH DUSAN SCHUSTER .Artistic Director - MARJAN B. SRAMEL Musical Director - VALENCIC VIRINEGA Singer Zither - MOJCA CANKAR

IVO TOMC, TANJA LENARCIC MAXIMILJAN TRPIN Advertising- Director Costumes

MOI{DAY, AUGUST I Sth INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF FOLK DANCE, MUSIC AND SONG

FORUM THEATRE BILI.INGHAM 7.30 p.m. Admission ARTISTES

1O/-:

8/-; 6/-

Poland FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" ITAIY FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA" England DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH CHOIR TIM HART AND MADDY PRIOR -England STOCKTON BLUE AND GOLDS - England

1. ENGLISH FOLK SONGS, MUSIC AND

DANCES

"Dance to your Daddy" Arr. David Stone "The Waters of Tyne -Arr. W. G. Whittaker "Blow th,e wind southerly" /11. Maurice Jacobson - Donald Cashmore "The Drunken Sailor" /vv. "Up the Raw - W. R. Taylor Arr. John "The Oak and-the Ash" Arr. Stanford Robinson

"Bobby Shaftoe

/v -W. G. Whittaker

DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH CHOIR Conductor T. HALL

"Lish Young Buy a Broom" Arr. Tim Hart Trad. "Cannily, Cannily" fs2n McColl North-Eastern Lullaby "Martin said to his -man" An. Tim Hart and 16th Century Drinking Song Maddy Prior

TIM HART AND MADDY

PRIOR

"North Country Rapper Dance" STOCKTON BLUE AND GOLDS Leader MR. PAUL WESSON

2. ITALIAN

FOLK DANCES, MUSIC AND SONG

'La Danza dei Fiori" The Dance of the Flowers "La Furlana Campestrs" "Scottish" The Scottish "La Ouadriglia" The Ouadrille "Ll Ciclamin" -The dance of the cyclamen "La Furlana" - The Furlana "Le Maschre"- The masked Ball

FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA" Director

vlTToRlo

GRITTI

!NTERVAL 25

-TARCENTO

-r

MONDAY, AUGUST 3. POLISH .,

ISth

FOLK DANCES, MUSIC AND SONGS

"Polonez" Polonaise by the whole Ensemble ,,Mazur/od-zatoki" p6n6s from the Sea coast Music by A. wiktorski Chora'music arr' E' Pragowski Boys, guys "Chlopoki, chlopoki"

rts

: .::

- Choral Folk Melody arr. S. Rodzinski they come,, -,,Here arr' E' Pradowski "Polka Lowicka" Polka from Lowicz ,,oj Nasi

jada,,

"Kujawiak"-Oberek-songsanddancesbythewholeensemble "Tramblanka" arr. T. Sygietynski- The whole ensemble "Gdynia iia" - Gdynia and S' by A' Wiktorski -

Malgorzata Laufer and Edmund Donly ,,Mazurek marynarski" choir under the direction of B' Zach $s6rnsn'5 Mazurek ,,My bonnie" Mixed choir under the direction of B' Zach arr. st. zulawa M. Laufer and Albin Wanski Soloists ,,Polonez 1000 lecia Panstwa Polskiegp" Thousand years of Poland's Polonaise

Soloists

Music A. Wiktorski

"Widowiske Pt."U

Spectacleentitle@

The whole ensemble

Soloists The Whole ensemble Edmund Donlv, Albin Wanski

GDANSK FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" ZACH BRONISLAW Director Art ROMAN LEPIOCHA Musical Director RYSZARD GASZEJ ChoreographY LEONARD RYBICKI Producer

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;

ti rl_

}i-.'*..r'-

Laufer. E. Polanska, Wl. Cichanski

TUESDAY, AUGUST 19th 12.15 p.m. LUNCH HOUR

CONCERT-TOWN

FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR"

TIM HART AND MADDY

PRIOR

CENTRE

Poland England

TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" -TurkeY FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE NUBLO"

Tiered Seats: Adults

3/-,

Canarv lslands

Children and O.A.P. 1/6

12.30 p.m. LUNCH HOUR CONCERT CLUB THEATRE

BILLITUGHAM SYNTHONIA RECREATION

Switzerland THE MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND" SPA|N FOLK ENSEMBLE "SABUGO TENTE FIRME"

Admission

2/-

BILLINGHAM COLLEGE THEATRE 7.3O p.m. FOLK SONG

AND MUS,C EYEN,NG with

The lan Campbell Folk GrouP Tim Hapt and MaddY Pnion The Reivers o The Fettlers o The Healys Folk Song Group of the Vedboek Girls Band, Denmark Admission

716 5l27

316

TUESDAY, AUGUST 19th INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF FOLK DANCE, MUSIC AND SONG

FORUM THEATRE BILLINGHAM 7.30 p.m. Admission ARTISTES

1O/-t

8/-; 6l-

Poland FOLK ENSEMBLE'DALMOR " Canary lslands FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE NUBLO" Rumania FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA"

1. POLISH FOLK MUSIC, SONGS AND

DANCES

"Polonez" Arr. A. Kurek. Chor. R. Gamszei Mus. K. Kurpinski Polonaise psn6s - and Folk Melody- Chor. R. Gamszei "Kujawiak-Oberek" - by E. Pagowski "Chlopoki, chlopoki"Folk songs aff for the choir - arr. T. Sygietynski "Tranblanka" Music "Moje dziewcze - robi sieci" "My girl makes nets" Folk Song by the choir "Fala odplywa" Adolf Wiktorski Ebbing -sea "Kolysanka" Soloist Malgorsata Laufer WiktorskiLullaby Adolf -- Pirate- Dance Chor. R. Gamszej "Taniec Piraci" - item Female Choir "Chlop zaTrzech" Girls Choral - H. J. Fuller, arr St. Zulawa - Folksong Music "My bonnie" Choral

"Polonez z sieciami" Song, music and dance Polonaise -with nets Chor. Wl. Gumowski,-R. Gamszej "l'm an old fisherman" "Jo se stary rybak je" Mus. M. Krzynski Edmund Donly and the- choir "Szoc/tanies" Ryszard Gamszej Mus. [3n6s Cichanski Wlodzimierz Soloist -

GDANSK FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" BRONISLAW ZACH Art Director ROMAN LEPIOCHA Music Director Choreography - RYSZARD GAMSZEJ RYBICKI LEONARD Producer

2. FOLK

SONGS, MUSIC AND DANCES OF THE CANARY ISLANDS

"lsas Palmera" PoPular "lslas Canarias"-- Tarrida "Folias" Popular "Gran Canaria, A. MonzonlR. Gomez lsla de Sol" "Malaguena" PoPular -J. "Timpleteo" - [111. fspzndezlM. Garcia "Seguidillas"- PoPular "Pobre Rafael- A. Macias

LAS PALMAS FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE NUBLO" - MORA Director SENOR MANUEL CASTILLO

INTERVAL 28

leL

TUESDAY, AUGUST 19th 3. RUMANIAN

SONGS, MUSIC AND DANCES

aff. Gheorghe Baciu The Dance of the Raftsmen from Maramures - situated on the Northern border of Dance inspired from the folk art of this region Rumania

"Hora Staccatto" (by Grigoras Dinicu) One of the most

arr- Constantin Arvinte

- melodies, Hora Staccatto is now fimousbt all Rumanian

all over the world. Orchestra Ensemble. "Two Folk songs" Arr. Constantin Arvinte presented by the male singer of the ensemble

"Parental song" (popular Ballad) ' "Ardeleana" -

"Hategana"

)

played

Folk songs very popular in Rumania

Arr.ConstantinArvinte

Three songs from Transylvania presented on hautboy with Orchestra Ensemble "Suite of Folk Dances from Oltenia" Chor. Gheorghe Baciu Oltenia is a region of rich folk art, situated in the southern part of Rumania.

An. Constantin Arvinte "Festive day in Miercurea" (Medley of folk Melodies) - Ensemble Orchestra Song from the Eastern parts of Transylvania "Folk Songs from Oltenia" Arr. Constantin Arvinte Three folk instruments are played by the same musician; Caval (Long pipe); Fluier (Shepherd's flute); and Cimpoi (Bagpipes) "As it is on the River Arges" Arr. Constantin Arvinte A set of folk melodies from the- folk region of Arges river. Orchestra Ensemble "lnfrtita" and "Joc" Arr. Constantin Arvinte - from the Southern part of Transylvania, played on the Two folk dance melodies clarinet "Calusarii" dance -- Chor. Gheorghe Baciu. Music lon Oprea A dance for men of all ages, traditional from the Arges folk region situated on the foot of the Southern Carpathians. The "Calusarrii" dance is presented on this stage as it is danced now by the young people on various festive days. "Doina" and "Dance from Oas country" Arr. Constantin Arvinte Two old songs played on a taragot (kind-of clarinet) "Two folk songs" arL Constantin Arvinte - by the girl sclloist of the ensemble Love songs presented "Doina", "Sirba" and "Ciocfrlia" Arr. Constantin Arvinte - flute of Pan) ; three of the most representative Folk music on the pipe (The ancient folk songs of the Rumanian people "Suite of Folk Dances from Transylvania" Chor. Gheorghe Baciu (The central and western part of Rumania) Transylvania A suite of dances from FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA"

BUCHAREST BACIU Dance Director 'Musical DirectorCONSTANTIN ARV]NTE ION GUBERNICU Assistant Choreographer HORIA CRISAN Conductor

GHEORGHE

CENTRE

12.15 p.m. LUNCH HOUR CONCERT_TOWN Switzerland MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMANDI: -

dlr

Rumania "ootruA" Pgnrn6Yk enNo vEiiiotk-Giir-r-s ;5i["EN'sEMbG ''rir.rE RozANc" Yuso/slavia 1/6 Adults 3li'n" O'A'P' and Children

iiiir-er'rder,,t

Tiered Seats:

GroundLevelseats:Adultsl/_o.A.P.andChildren6d.

LuNcH HouR

12.30 P.m. -

9o!.9!II-

CLUB THEATRE BILLINGHAM SYNTHONIA RECREATION ltalv FoLK ENSEMBLE ',lcHlllg..FRMAcoRA" TUTKEY TURK TOi(I-ON "KULUBU" Admission

2/-

FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE INTERNATTONAL CONCERT OF BILLINGHAM COLLEGE TH EATRE 7.30 P.m' Admission 7/6;

5l-;

1. DANISH FOLK AND

316

CONTEMPORARY MUSTC

Kenneth Atford "Ritz Ratz" "Kobun havnermarch 1- Axel Frederiksen "Alexanders-Ragtime Band" Fr' Lauwe - Berlin "Mv Fair LadY" lrving P' Sousa "iicapitan" Yoder Paul bY arr' E' Hornemann "Chaser March" og kold" "inutiEn r.trm-John Brave" the "scotland, "bi:-G;i' B1ug5; c' -w' HandY Wilson Meredith t d m a rk "Mester Jacob" -. s ve n d G Y

'.'ii".-#ui*i;Ji" "Higland"

"ij"li-b'inste sans"

Cart Nielsen

"iionl-rr"a"rik d,9. honnormarch.

Kai Nielsen

VEDBOEK GTRLS BAND - HOLTE KAI NIELSEN Conductor

AND MUSIC 2.]ITALIAN FOLK DANCES, SONGS The dance of the flowers "La Danza dei Fiori"

"5c6ttistr"-'The'Scottish

',:'La Furlana

.-.

rhe ouadrille

"'i; "[r v-aiiovi6n" - The valsovien

i lt .1

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Director

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I { I

I\-..iil

Furlana"

- The Furlana

FOLK ENSEMBLE _,,CHINO ERMACORA'

CamPestre"

biruJiGri""

VITTORIO' GRITTI

INTERVAL 30

TARCENTO

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20th 3. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCES AND PIPE "Peggy's Wedding" "Drumelzier"

MUSIC

Jig

A strathsPeY

"lan Powries Farewell to Auchterarder" Pipes and Drums

"Highland Fling" "Bonnie Anne"

A tribute to lan Powrie

Scottish Highland dance A Jig. Acc. by Pipes and Drums

NEWCASTLE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY

SOUTH SHIELDS CALEDONIAN PIPE BAND

4. RUMANIAN FOLK DANCES, MUSIC AND

SONG

"Suite of folk dances from Oltenia Arr. Gheorghe Baciu in the southern part of Rumania. art, folk rich of oltenia is a region Arvinte "Sirba" from Gorj Arr. Constantin - from the northern part of Oltenia' Orchestra Ensemble n ,"Of of ota songs "V "lnvirtita" Arr. Constantin Arvinte and "Joc" - the Southern part of Transylvania, played on clarinet Two folk melodies from "Two folk songs" Arr. Constantin Arvinte - soloist Presented by the male ,,Melodies from Bihor" Arr. Constantin Arvinte orchestra Ensemble popular from Western part of Transylvania' melodies A Medley of Arr. Gheorghe Baciu "The Dance of the Raftsmen from Maramures" - Northern Border of Rumania Dince inspired by the folk art of this region on the /11' constantin Arvinte "Doina" and "Dance from oas country" - situated in the northern part of Rumania, Two old songs characteristic to this region

"Two Folk Songs" Arr. Constantin Arvinte by girl soloist of the ensemble Two love songs presented "Doina," "Sirba" and "Ciocirlia" Arr. Constantin Arvinte - flute of Pan) Folk music on the pipe (The ancient "Calusarii dance" Arr. Gheorghe Baciu Music by lon Oprea all ages,,traditional from the Arges folk region'situate.d. on the men of for A dance foot of the SOutherri Carpathians, the "Calusari" dance is present6d on this stage as it is danced by the young people on various festive days FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA" _ BUCHAREST .,,

GHEORGHE BACIU Dance Director CONSTANTIN ARVINTE Musical DirectorION GUBERNICU Assistant Choreographer HORIA CRISAN Conductor

SONG AND DANCE INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF FOLK MUSIC'

FORUM THEATRE BILLINGHAM 7.30 p.m. Admission 1Ol-t 8l-" 6lARTISTES

TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" - TurkeY MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND" - Switzerland FOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" - Yugoslavia NEWCASTLEANDDISTRICTBRANCHoFTHERoYALSCoTTTSH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY SOUTH SHIELDS CALEDONTAN PIPE BAND

1. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCES AND PIPE MUSIC Jig A Strathspey "lan Powrie's -Farewell to Auchterarder"

"Peggy's Wedding"

"Drumelzier"

Pipes and Drums

"ttigntand Fling" "Bo-nnie Anne"

A tribute to lan Powrie

Scottish Highland Dance

- A Jig' Acc. by Pipes and Drums

NEWCASTLEANDDISTRICTBRANCHoFTHERoYALSCoTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY SOUTH SHIELDS CALEDONIAN PIPE BAND

TURKISH FOLK DANCES "Dances from Gazi AnteP region" "Bursa Kitic-Kilkan OYunlari" "Dances from Bitlis region" Kars is a city in the north east of Anatolia "Dances from Kars ,"gio;;'

::[%Tl*flIi" | ,n"r" dances exhibit some Georgian and. other caucasian and costumes. ,,s"Vn SJrif,, | "tt"ii.,-Onl "un observe this in the music "AzerbeYcan" )

_ ISTANBUL TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" HUSAMETTIN ALPER Leader -

INTERVAL

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3. SWISS FOLK

SONGS

C Boller

The lovely villages ,,A. Moleson,, _ c. Boller---_.Mountain of the French speakingtanton of Fribourg

"Les Beaux villages"

,,Allonsenvendanges-sunginthewineregionsofSwitzerland-C.Boller ,,LesTriosRonseaux,,-ThethreeRondogs-pggrn5byorleons-F.Pantillon "Le temps a laissie"

,,Enregardantlesbellesfleurs,,-Whilelookingatthebeautifulflowers "1 love who loves me" j'J'aime qui m'aime" l'Chunt du paysan"

- Song of the peasant

C' Boller

"Terrejurassienne"-Landofthe.lura-Nameofachainofmountainsonthe French- border

"Chanson

P, Miche Song for a dance

a danser"

G' Doret

"Lachansondublequileve"-Thesongofthegrowingcorn-G'Doret The bird of the river - The little shoemaker -

"L'oiseau de la riviere" "Le Petit cordunnier"

F' Pantillon F' Pantillon

MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND" - BERNE FRANCOIS PANTILLON Conductor

4. YUGOSLAV FOLK MUSIC, SONGS AND

DANCE

Wedding dances from a region along the river Mura An. Mariia- Sustar (N.E. Slovenia) Arr' France Marolt Carinthian dances of work plesi" "Koroski delvoni - from White Carniola Arr' Mariia Sustar p3j'lsss "Bela Krajins" Arr' Marian B' Sramel ,,Makedonska narodna Macedonian folk song presem"

,,Prekmurski svatovski plesi,,

"PesmiinplesiizSrije"-songsanddancesfromSrbijaFOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" - LJUBLJANA JANEZ LAH Director DUSAN SCHUSTER Artistic Director Musical Director- MARJAN B' SRAMEL - VALENCIC VIRINEJA Singer

- MOJCA CANKAR IVO TOMC, TANJA LENARCIC Costumes MAXIMILJAN TRPIN Director Advertising Zilhet

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Arr'DusanSchuster

THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st 12.15

p.m. LUNCH HOUR CONCERT-TOWN

CENTRE

Denmark VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND - ERMACORA" ITAIY FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO TurkeY TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" "ROOUE Canarv lslands NUBLO" FOLK ENSEMBLE

. 12.30

Tiered Seats: Adults 3/Ground level seats: Adults

O.A.P. and Children 1/6 O.A.P. and children 6d'

1/-

p.m. LUNCH HOUR CONCERT

BILLINGHAM SYNTHONIA RECREATION CLUB THEATRE Poland FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" "DOlNA" fturn3ni3 ENSEMBLE FOLK

Admission

2/-

GALA INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE BILLINGHAM COLLEGE THEATRE 7.30 p.m. Admission ARTISTES

10/-:

716:-

5l-

Switzerland MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND" Poland FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" TURK FOLKLORE "KULUBU" - TurkeY ITAIY FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA" fturn3ni6 FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOlNA" [snrn3lk VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND - TENTE FIRME" SPAiN FOLK ENSEMBLE "SABUGO Yugoslavia FOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" "ROOUE lslands Qsn3ry NUBLO" FOLK ENSEMBLE

1. SWISS FOLK

SONGS

p166s55i6n of cows "Le ranz des vaches" arr' F' Pantillon speaking canton- of Fribourg, harmonised by musical French Very old song of the

director "Jean. F. Pantillon John, little John Jean" I D'tit f rr rsqr Jean,r, p vEol P harmonised by Musical Director Va rld Meiody Melody of the -French speaking canton of Vaud, Old , -r-- -L^- --:^-r, C^-^ rL^ goatherd ^I ^^^+9.^.-l G' Doret of the Song Chanson du chevrier" Vevey every 25 years in VeveY F-estival ot'tgZl , celebrated ono of the "Wine Growers" Growers Song LaPPert Catharine Soloist "La chanson - du ble Qui lever' Song of the growing corn G. Doret Baritone Soloist: Peter LaPPertarr. F. Pantillon "L'oiseau de la riviere" The bird of the river "Les Horlog arr. F.-Pantillon The-Watchmakers

MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND" Conductor

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2. POLISH FOLK MUSIC,

SONGS AND DANCE

"Drobna rutka" "Taniec piracki" -

Folk melodies from Kaszuby pirate Dance "Polonez z sieciami" polonaise with nets "Kurflorz/laniec rybac" - Fishermens dance "Chlop za trzech" "Szoc taniec rybacki" Szoc Cahunian dance

FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" GDANSK Art Director BRONISLAW ZACH Musical Director ROMAN LEPIOCHA Choreography Producer

-RySZARD LAMSZEJ

LEONARD RyBlCKt

3. TURKISH FOLK

DANCES

Dances from Silifke region Dances from Kars region

TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" Leader

HUSAMETTTN ALPER

ISTANBUL

4. ITALIAN

FOLK MUSIC, SONGS AND DANCE "La danza dei Fiori" --- The dance of the flowers

"La Ouadriglia" The Ouadrille "Ll Valsovien" - The Valsovien "La Furlana' "Le Masche The Masked Ball FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA" Director

VITTORIO GRtTTt

-TARCENTO

5. RUMANIAN

FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE "Doina" and "Dance from Oas country" Arr. Constantin Arvinte Two old songs characteristic to the regions - situated in the norihern part of Rumania, played on raragot (a kind of clarinet) "Doina", "Sirba" and "Ciocfrlia,, _-Arr. Constantin Arvinte Folk music on the pipe (The ancient flute of pan) "Suite of folk dances from Transylvanja,, _ Choi.. Gheorghe Baciu Music lon Oprea The dancers present a suite of dances from Transylvania (the central and western part of Rumania.) formed by_"Rarul, Barbuncul" (dahce foi ri,"n ;oe_a tungui;; (all along) a pair dance in3/4 time and Invirtita a kind of "rivl, sry rnJ'flrt oin"" in 2/4

Itme

FOLK ENSEMBLE

"DOINA"-BUCHAREST

Dance Director

GHEORGHE BACIU Mr.rSiCAI DirECtOrCONSTANTIN ARVINTE Assistant Choreographer ION GUBERNICO Conductor HORIA CRISAN

INTERVAL

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MUSTC FOLK AND CONTEMPORARY Axel Frederiksen "Kobenhavnermarch

6. DANISH

c' P.eters kobbersmed" t!a.ndv, c' Blues" "5t. lEuii Y:

"ij;;;ira;

"il;"

Ni;t;i;' "e"iiitr"r"rch" ,,I,1-^^^:rr^y^h

svend GY-tdmark C. C' Moller httnd hans hund og hane Ftoiiespitteren ^d

Sou: P' Sousa P. Ei-Gpitan" -John Rafaet Hernandes "Ei 6;',i;;;hsve;' "crtri"i r"tch" - arr' Paul Yoder

,,El

VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND - HOLTE KAI NIELSEN Conductor

7. SPANISH

FOLK MUSIC, SONGS

"Adios Asturias" "El Xiringuelo"

AND

DANCE

Goodbye Asturias

dance "D;;;'i;iCabrunar" - SharPenersDance Girls" "#iilffi;; riiil"tt'-';Come to

"jli;'eil;]ri"i'-

Dance of the Mountains

Choral arrangements

-:luls"Aivnrio

Flll{,E-^;AV "SAB U G^O S E M B LE Er\oLrvruLL Fo LK EN r(JLr\ ^TENTE^ MONToTo GARCIA oo* E',ii6 t" pOf\-nWnRO SENOR rlirector Bi;:lLl'ral$

LES (Astu rias)

F E R N AN Ez FEt ALVAREZ Ar-vnn

AND DANCE 8. YUGO/SLAV FOLK MUSIC, SONG Arr' Dusan Schuster Albania from A Wedding-dance "sopsko oro" Schuster Dusan Arr' o'""Jt"trom Vranle "Plesi iz Vrania" LJUBLJANA FOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" LAH JANEZ bir""tot DUSAN Scf USJEF ftitii; Director Mnn'lnru.B' SRAMEL Director Musical cl c elR t u S;il;'-- Vt n .vALEN cANKAR rvrvsv^ MoJcA zrrnerZiii.'E " N/iC.-rnu'la LENARCIC IVO TOI Costumes ,,r , A i, TDDrr\r nlltLJAN TRPIN Advertistng- Director

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FROM THE CANARY ISLANDS 9. FOLK SONGS, MUSIC AND DANCE PoPular "lsas" - rieita MaYo{ - Emilio Gomez "Viw ru PoPular "Folias" R' Gomez "Lanzarote"

"lsas" PoPular "Lecherita" Popular "El Pichon" "Timpleteo" - M. FernandezlM' Garcia ,,ROOUE NUBLO" LAS PALMAS FOLK ENSEMBLE MORA SENOR niArrlUel CASTILLO Director

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2l st GALA INTERNATIONAL CONCERT OF FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE

FORUM THEATRE BILLINGHAM 7.30 p.m. Admission 12/-; 1O/-; 8/ARTISTES

Psnrn6lk VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND SPAiN TENTE FIRME" FOLK ENSEMBLE "SABUGO Yuso/slavia FOLK ENSEMBLE "TINE ROZANC" Canarv lslands FOLK ENSEMBLE "ROOUE NUBLO"MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND" - Switzerland Poland FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" -TurkeY FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA" Rumania FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA"

1. DANISH

FOLK AND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC "Kobenhavnermarch" Axel Frederiksen

"Den glade kobbersmed" C. Peters "St. Louis Blues" C. W.- Handy "Lous March" -Svend GYlsmark "Bataillemarch"C. C. Meller - hans hund" "Flojtespilleren eg "El Capitan" P. Sousa -John Rafael Hernandes "El Combachgls" -

VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND KAI NIELSEN Conductor

.2. SPANISH FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND

DANCE

"Adios Asturias" GoodbYe Asturias "El Xiringuele" "Danza del Cabrunar" Sharpeners dance "Sali Moces a Bailar" - "Qsms to Dance girls" psnss "Jota de pajares" of the Mountain "SABUGO TENTE FIRME" ENSEMBLE FOLK

AVILES (Asturias) LUIS GARCIA MONTOTO Choral arrangements ALVAREZ FERNANDEZ SENOR ALVARO Director

3. YUGO/SLAV FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND

DANCE

/11. Dusan Schuster "sopsko Oro" A wedding dance frorn Albani6 - Schuster - !6nss5 from Vranje Art. Dusan "Plesi iz Vranja" - "TINE ROZANC" - LJUBLJANA FOLK ENSEMBLE JANEZ LAH Director DUSAN SCHUSTER Artistic DirectOr Musical Director- MARJAN B. SRAMEL - VALENCIC VIRGINEJA Singer Zither - MOJCA CANKAR IVO TOMC, TANJA LENARCIC Costumes MAXIMILJAN TRPIN Advertising- Director

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4. FOLK MUSIC,

CANARY ISLANDS SONGS AND DANCE FROM THE

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"lsas"

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PoPular "Folias" R. Gomez "Lanzarote"

"v"iim

PoPular

f"- fieita nllavor" - Emilio Gomez

PoPular "lsas" "Lecherita" PoPular "Et Pi"rton" - M' FernandezlM' Garcia ,,ROOUE NUBLO" _ LAS PALMAS FOLK ENSEMBLE MORA SENOR MANUEL CASTILLO Director

"iffir;i;;" -

INTERVAL SWISS FOLK SONGS pve6s55i6l of "Le ranzdes vaches" 99y:-oi?{.,f^l::''l!:I Fribouts, harmonised bv canton r,"n"r,-.p""kins :nJXTff" ;t"?rtil5 f.i3!l,l'0.', Jean" John, little John--^ arr' (;ly{,'l;'*; viuo. n"'onised bv musicar d "--5":.r.s 9il,g* l'i3',1;l"lil,1?il;F;:t'"e#"q ql tq"-9o"?ll9t1 " c h a n so n d u c h evrt er "# "ruli, -' r i"a ":, ,.rv 2 5 ve n V veaa rs n ;,: Ji i? i'e' "u "'v =S;?:' ;: |3":?i#t[ i#' F:::." " " "

;

Sotojst' Catharine LaPPert

growins corn

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sonn or the LaPPert ."'=', -':f;" Soloist: solorst; Barrtone eaiitone of the river _ Peter.

Uira

.:l-'"itqiY,!:^11,1'ytf-" watchmakercrs t""J'fi:i&""1i'l'ljfr'" \^/erchmake

MIXED CHOIR "L'ECHO ROMAND" F' PANTILLON Conductor

BERNE

FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE Folk melodies from Kaszuby "Drobna rutka"

6. POLISH

"irnG" Piracki" - Pirate Dance Polonaise.with nets "plr"it"Jiiieciami" nkarder Fishermen " kriir'Jiillr rii* iv['"" --Ta "ChloP za trzech" rybacki" Szoc Cashubian dance

GDANSK

FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR" BRONISLAW ZACH Artistic Director ROMAN LEPIOCHA Musical Director GAMSZEJ RYSZARD ChoreograPhY RYBICKI LEONARD Producer

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G' Doret

arr. F. Pantillon F. Pantitton arr. F' arr'

"5io"i*i""

nce

THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st 7. TURKISH FOLK

DANCES

Dances from Silifke region Dances from Kars region

ISTANBUL TURK FOLKLOR "KULUBU" HUSAMETTIN ALPER Leader

8. ITALIAN FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND

DANCE

"La Danza dei Fiori" The dance of the flowers "La Ouadrglia" The Ouadrille "Ll Valsovien" - The Valsovien "La Furlana" "Le Masche The Masked Ball FOLK ENSEMBLE "CHINO ERMACORA" -TARCENTO VITTORIO GRITTI Director

9. RUMANIAN

FOLK MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE

Arr. Constantin Arvinte "Doina" and "Dance from Oas Country" - situated in the northern part of Rumania, ola songs characteristic to the regions played on taragot (A kind of clarinet) Arr. Constantin Arvinte "Doina", "Sirba" and "Ciocfrlia" flute of Pan) Folk music on Pipe (The ancient "Suite of Dances from Transylvania" Chor. Gheorghe Baciu Music lon Oprea The dancers present a suite of dances from Transylvania (the central and western tormea by "Rarul" "Barbuncul"(Dance for men onlv)."De-a.lungul" ;;;;iR;;;fiaJ pair aance i;314 time and lnvfrtitir" a kind of gay and fast dance in i Irff-if",igi 214 time

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BUCHAREST FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA" Composer CONSTANTIN ARVINTE Dance Director GUBERNICO ION Assistant Choreographer HORIA CRISAN Conductor

FRIDAY, AUGUST 22nd 11

.45 a.m. TOWN CENTRE

FAREWELL INTERNATIONAL CONCERT Items by all groups from abroad Presentation of Souvenir Pennants

lnternational Farandole O.A.P. andlChildren 2/6 Tiered Seats: Adults 5/O.A.P. and Children Ground Level Seats: Adults 2/-

1/-

7.00 p.m. TOWN CENTRE Festival Closing CeremonY Parade of all grouPs Beating of Retreat by the Band of the 1st Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment to be held in the college Theatre) (ln case of inclement weather

8.30 p.m. Fireworks Display in John Whitehead Park (Approx)

(ln

case of inclement weather, postponed untit Saturday Evening at approx

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SPAIN

,,SABUGO TENTE FtRME"

AVILES, ASTURIAS

Aviles is a sea port and industrial centre on the north coast of Spain. lt has a most interesting history most of which'is associated with the sea, exploration and fishing. The area of the town where the sailors and fishermen live is known as the Sabugo quarter and it is from here that our Spanish group derives its name. There were at one time several folk groups in the town and this now is thebnly one left, holding on firmly (Tente firme) to the traditions

of the past. The group consists of a choir, dancers and the two traditional instruments of the region the Gaita (P'ipes) and Tambor (Drum). Castanets and tambourines are also used for the dance accompaniment. The repertoire consists of items from the whole of the Asturias region with special accent on the songs and dances of Aviles and the Sabugo quarter. This group has a long history having been founded in 1910. They have.performed all over Spain and in lgOi visited Madrid to take pariin a television programme and to make two L.P. records which are most interesting. ln the same year they toured Portugal singing and dancing in Lisbon, Oporto and Estoril. They have also visited France and are preparing to visit. Central and South America at the..invitation of the Asturian societies in Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Brazil.

RUMANIA

FOLK ENSEMBLE "DOINA"

BUCHAREST

This group of folk dancers, singers and musicians is made up of students who attend the University of Bucharest. Dance arrangements are made by two outstanding choreographers George Baciu and lon Gubernico. The 15 piece orchestra consists of Violas, Violins, Double Bass, Cello, Clarinet, Cymbeline (A familiar sight now at this festival) and a traditional Pipe of Pan never heard at Billingham before. This unusual shepherd's instrument has a beautiful tone and attracted a great deal of interest when played by a member of the Rumanian State Folk Ensemble which toured this country in 1967. The Orchestra Leader is Horia Crisan and the Musical Director-Constantin Arvinte. Their stage Director is Nicolai Frunzetti.

No group has come to Billingham with a greater reputation than these young Rumanians. Wherever they have travelled in Europe France, Germany, Belgium, Turkey the audiences and- press response has been outstanding. The newspapers of every town in which they have performed gave them 'rave' notices and encore after encore was demanded by huge enthusiastic audiences. They offer us a colourful and exhilarating spectacle with a repertoire of items from every part of their country. Their exciting acrobatic dances will undoubtedly be one

of the outstanding features of this year's festival.

On Tuesday evening they give the whole of the second part of the programme at the Forum Theatre. This promises to be a memorable occasion. 42

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YUGOSLAVIA

,,TINE ROZANC"

LJUBLJANA

No group has -made a bigger impact on our theatre audiences than this ensemble of dynamic young p"opl" *no tfrriitea us aiiin 1967 when they made their first appearance at Billingham' lt is *iifr ""jg"r'anticipation that we look forward to the new programme especially prepared for this i;;iir;i"bt tneir iitistic director Dusan Schuster who was a lead dancer at their last appearance

here.

Tine Rozanc who was was formed in 1949 and is called after a national hero This group -secdnd and most of its Union workers the Transport by lt is sponsored war. world in the killed members are railway workers and their children. been performing in foreign countries since 1959 and this will be their The ensemble has ;iopic' have had re6ords of their music on the market for several years. ln England. third visit to iJaition to visitiig this cointry the group has had successful tours in ltaly, Austria, Holland, Hungary

and France.

yugoslavia is made up of several different nations each with its own traditional songs, ;'tin" Rozanc" are from the northern province of Slovenia but their-repertoire dances and'costumer. includes items from every part of the country. On their last visit they gave exhilarating performances I

of Serbian and Macedonian dances which are included in their programme this year. There are over 150 members of this ensemble and their work is carried out in co-operation with the Ethniigraphic lnstitute of Ljubljana.

"Tine Rozanc" give the whole of the second part of the programme at the Forum Theatre on Saturday night. 43

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CANARY ISIA]{DS

FOLK ENSEMBLE 'ROOUE NUBLO. The folk song

LAS PALMAS

'Roque

and gr.o.up Nublo' return to Billingham for the third time. There has arisen a unioue bond of9q1." friendship between this town ano-irrese ,ing"rs, dancers from Las Palmas as a res-ult of tneii ,bp"r.n""r at this festival. It is not too difficult to find ru rreasons EdSut t5

,.j.i"irrr}"d

for this' ln 1966 and 1967 they broughibrilliant weather with them.

and 'joie.de s"v vivre'appealed vrvlE dr.rPe.ilEu .l.o rv'|e us vivre'appeared to all allind ailind anq

ir,"ii raug[i"i, grl"iv, iii""dtiness

produce tn helped to proou"" herped nelpeo i; the in'ir,e iiltown town and the festival aurliences town audiences that air of friendlinesi and which now marti each festivai week. lt is this festival spirit, not 9gi9ty experienced elsewhere. which makes Billingham's Billinoham'c rnterniiionir Inrernariancr Fotktore trail.|^"^ w""r. \A/^^r- ir,"'orH;;'di;; +L^ flt""fl"j:^which event that it has become.

:J::lfff"g

'Roque Nublo' present the traditional music and dance of the Canary lslands as entertainment to holiday makers at hotels and.song, caies in ttreii home town, rney ire not full time professionals; they work as cab drivers, cobblers,.ioineis-eic. ouiing tr,"luv ilJ;;;;" at night. Their national dress is beautiful and interesting and adds a great deal of colour to the festival. The girl's dresses are made by the young tadies oi th"e;;il;ru;serves.

'Roque Nublo' under the direction of their leader Senor Manuel Castillo Mora have made two tours of France in recent years. ln 1968 they had a successful visit to ttre Feitirai'Jt'ngrigento, Sicilv. Thev.are quite adamaht that they prgfer, si;;ih;;iportunitv, to come to Bilingham.s Festival, to the town which they fondry cieicribe'ai th;ir;e;o;i hor".

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ITALY

FOLKLORE GROUP'CHINO ERMACORA'

-TARCENTO

For the third successive year we have the pleasure of receiving a group from ltaly. Once again we are grateful to E.N.A.L. (The ltalian Workers Organisation which sponsors the arts and leisure activities) for providing us with a group of singers, dancers and musicians.

'China Ermacora' come from Tarcento, a town north of Udine near the border of ltaly and Yugo-Slavia. They are comparative neighbours of the 'Tine Rozanc' group in Ljubljana which is only about 80 miles away. These ltalians will offer us the traditional music and dances of the region of Friuli. Their beautiful, colourful costumes have been modelled on the suggestions made by Professors Lea D'Orlandi and Gaetano Perusini in their works on the folk traditions of Udine. One of their dances entitled 'scottish' is an 8th century Venetian dance with Scottish steps and movements introduced by emigrants from that country.

This group has performed all over ltaly as well as in Austria, France, Switzerland, Spain, Holland, Czechoslovakia, Portugal. Earlier this year they have been in Germany and Luxemburg.

After the wonderful entertainment provided by 'Gioppini' from Bergamo and 'Canterini Peloritani' from Messina, we look forward to seeing 'Chino Ermacora' with keen anticipation.

POLAND I I

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FOLK ENSEMBLE "DALMOR"

GDANSK

The "Dalmor" Ensemble is sponsored by the Main Committee of the Seamens and Dockers Union of 9dyn!9, Poland's main port_. lt is one of'a number of regional song and dance gioups which preserve the folklore of gSZ. He is stiil th6 group's .the country- lt was created by Bronislaw Zach in t Artistic Director and will be at Billingham with them.

The name "Dalmor" is derived from. a large fishery enterprise. The "Dalmor" enterprise supplies half of the fish caught by ocean going veisels in Poland.'The members of the ensemble either work in the enterprise or they belong to families who obtain their living from it. The main theme of the songs and dances is the customs of fishermen, their joys, sorrows and loves. The group also includes in its repertoire songs and dances of the whole of'pbland. The ensemble has w-o^n 19ny first prizes at regional and national competitions. They have 70Q performances to 800,000 people. they have made 30 radio and 3 tdlevision broadcasts. "Dalmor" has visited the U.S.S.R. twice and also been to Czechoslovakia and East Germany where they received a gold medal for the high standard of their performance at the gth Workers Festival in Dresden.

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Their successes are due, to a_large.extent, to the direction of Bronislaw Zach. A great deal of help has also been received from the well known composer Adolf Wiktorski whose coripositions

are based on maritime themes. The dancers are directed by Ryszard Gamsej a former dancer with

the Polish Ensemble "Mazowse." The singers are trained by lrena Kudlowa.'

The group gives the whole of the second part of the programme at the Forum Theatre on Monday evening. 46

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DENMARK

VEDBOEK GIRLS BAND

HOLTE

This band comes to us from the town of Holte which is near to Copenhagen. lt is a marching and concert band which has 80 girl members aged 1 2-22 years of age. 40 of these come to Billingham with their leader Kai O. Nielsen. The orchestra is made up of trumpets, cornets, tuba, drums, trombones and different kinds

of horns. Their uniform is red arid blue with the officers wearing distinctive white skirts. Members are instructed by teachers from the Royal Chapel, the Tivoli Orchestra, The Danish Life Guard and the Danish Radio/T.V. Symphony Orchestra.

The band's slogan is "Make yourself happy by making others happy too"._since being formed in 1958 the ba-nd has travelled to perform all over Denmark and the other Scandinavian countries. They have played in 90 different towns in their own country and in over 60 in Sweden. They have visiied Gerhahy to play in Berlin; France and Holland. Last year they came to Scotland to abp"r, at the Danisfr finiOifion in Glasgow's Scandinavian Week and then took part in a similar event in Lubeck.

One most interesting feature of their appearance here is the short Tattoo which the_y will present in the Town Square-at 11.15 a.m. on Monday. Some of the girls sing Danish Folk Songs bnd they will perform in the College Theatre on Tuesday evening.

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folk songs but The choir's repertoire consists mainly of

they also give classical concerts'

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wut"s France, Germanv, a"igi,";]jtu"rliiia Ltangotten lnternational oave a brilliant p"rto'#til"'" ijti'vJgt 'tine will tl.rey firove popular with [Iusical Eisteddfod

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Turk Folklor Kulubu is the folklore club of the American college for Girls and Robert college. University To avoid misunderstanJing it is necessary to point out thatthese.are colleges of lstanbul and show form original in their Anatolia of proAu6e dances the to ii ftyirn Students. for Turkish of Turkish rural them to those who o1..,Li*iie g"t nb chance to know this vivid and colourful aspect Turkish societv the in u.nderstanding fotklore studying of g.up believeJ'ini[""nlC".sity iiie. rn" rest the and country people own its of the betwlen ind aims"at cieating ;;;iir;rl "o1nruni""tion world. of the

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The club was formed in 1960 and now has 80 members, 35 of whom will be in Billingham. gioup lias riiit"a irr" u.S.n. aincing in New York and Washington, West Germany and Spain'

items from every ln addition to dances from Anatolia, Turk Folklor Kulubu will present (45 contains minutes) Wednesday on Theatre Forum ,t.th" Thei;;;;;;r." ir*"V. oi region from Dances and Shield Sword spectacular the includes aa"niesJrorn + litt"r"nt;-";i"A and Bursa.

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LOFTUS SWORD DANCERS This team was formed in 1951 in the County Modern School as p_art of the Festival of Britain celebrations. f n igS3 they were placed first in the lnternational Folk Dance Competition a^t itre'onty Eng]ish team ever to gain this distinction. ln 1967 and 1968 tn. ilii.g"tl"n rirtuaoioJ Dancerifrom Cheshire and again entered this famous competition iil;y];;;;Jrt;'th 1re lvtaniev bccasion. We have the opportunity of seeing these groups .dance iiiiiSi-pir""a-i""onA on "i.f'.t tf* iestlvql The difference in their items is most interesting. There is t"S"i#;;; thi op"ning aiy English Folk Dancing than _Loftus' North Yorkshire Long Sword pr5U"nty no greaier "o-ntolt-in and Cheshire Clog Morris Dance' brn"" dnd Mianley's'Lancashire

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SOCIETY STOCKTON ENGLISH FOLK DANCE an outstandins Thisgroupwnichhasappearea,t,"*,urofourfestivals.andperformedinBillinghamon ;i ,n" i"'.",'Hrh;;i;;; i" r"gLiJ and havedance at most of manv other o""urion.'ili;;r"JJ;;; in'gi"at.O"';;;;;eth;v Their r"-;;;I" year' reouiation in their nutio-nu-r-ro"iety. a trip abroad nearlv every making as wett the we, known rngrir;il.ii""rii-ai of festival week frori dancing.for us on the Saturday Germanv' They were pr";;;i; ty the.weather in tn" *L"rin""iu.e of ensagements last year and could ;;;;;;r;i.i"iin evenlng' year on Sunday afternoon and Monday we welcome them back this 51

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TIM HART AND MADDY

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This couple spend the whole week at the festival and will appear in the Festival Club as well as at both theatres.

TheY are two traditional singers from St. Albans and have been performing together for two years. They met at the local folk music club and once they had teamed

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They get their material mainly from the Cecil Sharp House Sound Library while Fred Hamer and Geoff Wood have provided them with a lot.

Most of their engagements are at folk song clubs but in February this year they did a

tour in Holland and Belgium and have appeared on radio in 'My Kind of Folk''

They also appeared earlier this year in the E.F.D.S.S. Folk Festival in the Albert Hall'

Their first record "Folk Songs of Old England" Vol.[l was issued in 1968'

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IAN CAMPBELL FOLK GROUP lan, his sister Lorna and Brian Clark appeared with this group at the Billingham Festival in 1966 when they made a very popular first appearance. The two new members whom we see for the first time are Dave Pegg and Andy Smith. This was Britains' first professional folk group in the contemporary revival and it has a distinguished record. They founded and still run Britain's largest and most successful folk club.

They have issued more records than any other group of this type. They have appeared on television and in concerts in most of the countries of Europe.

We have here five distinguished people each making a distinctive and significant contribution to every performance. The group tops an interesting bill for the Folk Song and Music Concert in the CollegeTheatre on Tuesday evening.

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DURHAM COUNTY YOUTH CHOIR This choir was formed in 1964 underrhe a.uspices of the county Education committee, to bridge the gap between schools music anJiautt choiit-io"i"ti".. in 1966 the choir made a visit to western Germanv. Last vear thev took u ii"t it"pl, ;;;;;iil;;Iinging by enterins the youth choirs the Llangollen lnternatibnat wtuiiiiieiiteaotoa. ri"i" *,"v !-l3s1at srve a fine performance, receivrng an excellent criticism from the distinguished.palgl oi ia-jrii.rtors in a competition of high placed joint fifth of z+ Entries; tii" went to choirs irom ir," u.s.X., 3:i':tJ;,,3""r"were.

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ST. LEONARD'S IRISH DANCERS This folk dance group is celebrating the 20th year of its existence with the performance at this festival. lt is a Branch of Cumman Rinceoiri NA H'Eireann which is the lrish equivalent- of the English Folk Dance Society.

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teams from this organisation have performed with distinction in every country of the British lsles. They have made successful appearances at the "Fleadh Rinnce"; the Edinburgh I nternational FolkDance Festival and The Llangollen Musical Eisteddfod. ln recent years they have performed at the great folk dance festivals of Nice, Dijon and Confolens. The picture shows three young ladies from the group in a typical movementfrom an lrish Figure Dance. The style of dress is that recommended by the lrish Dance Commission for exhibition groups. Part of their performance will be given in a costume which one might have seen in lreland 100 years ago. The scene here is a cross-roads ceili and the costume is designed to match the period of the early 19th century. The groups appears in both theatres on Sunday evening.

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THE HEALYS John, Ernie and Tony.began.sjnging together whilestudying-at Art College. ln 196g they toured Scotland singing at ceilis and tott ct-uosl The groJp j;i;;a with the St. Leonard,s Dancers for several.e.ngagements towards the end of that year ;;J dancers, found his voice and Tin whistle blended with the trio and was ihvited t"lri"-ihi ""4;iif,egroup. TheFrank Healys specialise in lrish Folk Songs and are popular ballad singers at ceilis ttrrbrghortihe region-. "--'r- -tJ

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TheScottishCountryDanceSocietywasformedinlg23tomaintainthe-standardand Juriira.tn 1951 King George Vl gave purity of Scottish Orn"JJ*'fii"-n *"r" n"ing lffrii"a-Uvin" Oueen is the Society's patron' There N^-;;ttythe oermission for the n"vripiiix'to-0" ur"al H;; ii,J ri"iiii"ri,i ioo uriii.ild group.. Totar membership bre 100 Branches ot ttie society throushou, is about 20,000. polished Branch has an outstanding reputation for its The exhibition group of the Newcastle night' theatres on wednesday high quality performaniei. rney perform in ooth

BRITISH ISLES ROBERT WHITEHEAD CEILI BAND This is the resident band at the ceilis organised by St. Leonard's each fortnight in Sunderland. They are fast gaining a reputation as the outstanding group of folk dance musicians in the North-East and there is a steady demand for their services in Northumberland, Durham and North Yorkshire.

THE REIVERS This group is from Newcastle and is well known in the folk clubs of the region. They specialise in Northumbrian and lrish items having good instrumental accompaniment to their singing. They have made several television appearances and shared a City Hall concert bill with Julie Felix a few months ago in Newcastle. They perform at the CollegeTheatre on Tuesday evening.

SOUTH SHIELDS CALEDONIAN PIPE BAND This band is made up of Scottish exiles living in the Tyne-Wear areas. The Bandsmen join the Scottish Dancers for an interesting and unusual item in both theatres on Wednesday night.

THE FETTLERS This group have their own folk club in Stockton. They have a distinguished record and have performed with success at festivals in various parts of England and lreland. They have appeared in television, and taken part in Radio programmes and have records on the market. They specialise in songs of the area and will introduce some Teesside items into their programme when they appear on the College Theatre on Tuesday evening.

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