Wednesday, March 28, 2012,
7:00 p.m.
(Back by request!)
CARD CLASS – 5 CARDS FOR $15
7:00 p.m.
(Back by request!)
CARD CLASS – 5 CARDS FOR $15
Who wants to make cards? In this class, you will make 5 cards using Stampin’ Up! stamps and punches, and you will emboss and die cut with a Sizzix Big Shot. All materials, including envelopes, will be provided. Please bring a double sided adhesive if you prefer that to glue sticks, which will be available for use. Beginners are welcome.
Stampin’ Up! catalogs, including the Spring mini and the Sale-A-Bration catalogs, will be available if you’d like to place an order. This is your last chance to receive free Sale-A-Bration products with your Stampin’ Up! order!
If you have any questions, please e-mail Barbara Bird at birdb@msu.edu.
Stampin’ Up! catalogs, including the Spring mini and the Sale-A-Bration catalogs, will be available if you’d like to place an order. This is your last chance to receive free Sale-A-Bration products with your Stampin’ Up! order!
If you have any questions, please e-mail Barbara Bird at birdb@msu.edu.
$
15.00
Friday evening, March 30th
One night only---
Drums and Chocolate
Join
An Dro
for an intimate evening of Celtic-
inspired world music,
and Kip's illustrious chocolate
fountain!
visit
www.andromusic.com
to learn more
Friday March 30, 7:30 to 9 pm
(doors open at 7 pm)
An Dro
for an intimate evening of Celtic-
inspired world music,
and Kip's illustrious chocolate
fountain!
visit
www.andromusic.com
to learn more
Friday March 30, 7:30 to 9 pm
(doors open at 7 pm)
An Dro was a featured performer at last year's Wheatland music festival, and is slated to perform at this summer's prestigious Milwaukee Irish fest....find out what the buzz is all about for yourself.....
All ages welcome!
p.s....bring your favorite fruit for the chocolate fountain
suggested donation $5--$10, or pay what you can
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An Dro is a union of four seasoned instrumentalists who speak from the heart with uncommon synergy. Their music is a blend of traditional and original melodies from across the globe, reaching back to the past, with an eye to the present and the future.
An Dro takes you on an adventure that is both personal and universal. You'll hear traditional Irish melodies, medieval French songs, Breton dance tunes, Scandinavian refrains, Appalachian influences, Arabic rhythms, and African grooves all performed with joy and freshness. This is dance music but it’s also listening music.
The band's original works have a feel that is both ancient and modern with a dynamic range that takes you from crazy dance grooves to delicately orchestrated waltzes and airs to blazing improvisational assaults.
Members and instrumentation
Michele Venegas plays fiddle with intensity and tenderness and is the melodic mainstay of the group's sound.
James Spalink plays bouzouki and hurdy gurdy and propels the music with power and texture while his Celtic harp playing adds a delicacy in concert settings. He also writes most of the original tunes.
Fred Willson contributes masterfully in melody and rhythm roles on mandolin and guitar and occasionally picks up the pennywhistle.
Carolyn Koebel dances across the tonal spectrum on a wild array of percussion instruments from across Africa and the Middle East. Her kit includes djembe, darbuka, riq, cajon and an assortment of cymbals, shakers and bells.
Together the four create a music that can be beautifully complex and disarmingly simple. It expresses the pure joy of making music.
The band takes their name An Dro from a folk dance of Brittany where the dancers link fingers as they move in a spiral line dance. An Dro translates literally as “The Turn” and is an apt description of music that is alive and ever changing.
All ages welcome!
p.s....bring your favorite fruit for the chocolate fountain
suggested donation $5--$10, or pay what you can
******************************************************************************************
An Dro is a union of four seasoned instrumentalists who speak from the heart with uncommon synergy. Their music is a blend of traditional and original melodies from across the globe, reaching back to the past, with an eye to the present and the future.
An Dro takes you on an adventure that is both personal and universal. You'll hear traditional Irish melodies, medieval French songs, Breton dance tunes, Scandinavian refrains, Appalachian influences, Arabic rhythms, and African grooves all performed with joy and freshness. This is dance music but it’s also listening music.
The band's original works have a feel that is both ancient and modern with a dynamic range that takes you from crazy dance grooves to delicately orchestrated waltzes and airs to blazing improvisational assaults.
Members and instrumentation
Michele Venegas plays fiddle with intensity and tenderness and is the melodic mainstay of the group's sound.
James Spalink plays bouzouki and hurdy gurdy and propels the music with power and texture while his Celtic harp playing adds a delicacy in concert settings. He also writes most of the original tunes.
Fred Willson contributes masterfully in melody and rhythm roles on mandolin and guitar and occasionally picks up the pennywhistle.
Carolyn Koebel dances across the tonal spectrum on a wild array of percussion instruments from across Africa and the Middle East. Her kit includes djembe, darbuka, riq, cajon and an assortment of cymbals, shakers and bells.
Together the four create a music that can be beautifully complex and disarmingly simple. It expresses the pure joy of making music.
The band takes their name An Dro from a folk dance of Brittany where the dancers link fingers as they move in a spiral line dance. An Dro translates literally as “The Turn” and is an apt description of music that is alive and ever changing.
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