THIS Sunday marks the next candlelit soiree at Buninyong Uniting Church which promises to be an afternoon of relaxing music and community.<\/p>\n
Set in a 19th century building, the afternoon will feature music from Drant\u00e1n, Celtic Kin and Uke in Black.<\/p>\n
Paul Sanders, church minister, said he hopes attendees can use the event as an opportunity to unwind and connect.<\/p>\n
“The idea is to create a kind of visual and musical atmosphere where people can take some time just to relax and engage with a range of music,” he said.<\/p>\n
“Part of this is engendering community involvement or connectivity so people can see that really important building and community in their midst.”<\/p>\n
Sue McLachlan, member of local group Celtic Kin, said the afternoon will be a great opportunity for people to share the joy of music.<\/p>\n
“We’re an all-female group of Celtic music players and we play together generally through U3A as that’s where we met,” she said.<\/p>\n
“We generally play traditional music from Ireland and Scotland, and we play a variety of instruments.<\/p>\n
“I am looking forward to enjoying our music with other people because we like people to join in.”<\/p>\n
The concert will begin at 4pm this Sunday 14 April.<\/p>\n
Tickets can be purchased for $15 at the door and include refreshments.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THIS Sunday marks the next candlelit soiree at Buninyong Uniting Church which promises to be an afternoon of relaxing music and community. Set in a 19th century building, the afternoon will feature music from Drant\u00e1n, Celtic Kin and Uke in Black. Paul Sanders, church minister, said he hopes attendees can use the event as an […]<\/p>\n