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An evening of traditional Robert Burns and other Scottish songs sung by people who know the songs best...even though Pat and Iain have de camped to Holland!
This is always a great, inclusive evening with traditional and veggie haggis 'n' stuff.
Limited numbers so book early a snip at ?17 all in.
Iain Richardson and Pat Ballantyne
Celebrating Scots Song and Robert Burns
Iain Richardson and Pat Ballantyne present an evening of song in celebration of Scotland?s song tradition and national poet Robert Burns. Singer and piper Iain grew up in the Scottish Borders and is known for his rich, expressive voice and his wide repertoire of old and new Scots songs. Hailing from Caithness in the far North, dancer and piano player Pat is as much at home playing driving Scottish dance rhythms as accompanying sensitive ballads.
For this event, Pat and Iain will focus on the songs of Robert Burns, as well as old and new Scottish songs and tunes, telling the stories behind the songs and drawing you into the rich traditions of Scotland. All the great themes of folk song are there ? love, loss, war, loyal shoemakers, lazy spouses, heartless lovers and the pursuit of wine. Unless you bring a note from your doctor or your Mum, you?ll be expected to join in the choruses and tap your feet to the dance rhythms.

Rosslyn Court stands as a vital cultural anchor within Cliftonville, a district increasingly recognised for its artistic vibrancy. It functions as an intimate acoustic music venue, drawing both local audiences and those from further afield, establishing itself as a key destination for live performance in Kent.
The interior cultivates a warm, inviting atmosphere, where the soft glow of ambient lighting complements the rich, resonant acoustics of the performance space. Thoughtfully arranged seating encourages a focused listening experience, while the subtle scent of freshly brewed coffee often permeates the air, adding to the homely feel.
Beyond the main performance area, the venue offers a pleasant garden space for quieter moments. The entire ground floor is accessible, including dedicated facilities, ensuring ease of movement for all patrons. A small bar provides a selection of hot and cold beverages, alongside cakes, enhancing the comfort of an evening's attendance.
The programming at Rosslyn Court spans a broad spectrum of acoustic music, from traditional folk and Americana to contemporary indie and jazz. Regular open mic sessions, classical evenings, and sea shanty gatherings also feature, providing a platform for both established artists and emerging local talent.
62 Sweyn Road,
Cliftonville,
Kent,
England,
CT9 2DD.
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