THE LANERCOST FESTIVAL 2005 PROGRAMME ARCHIVE
Friday, 17th June 2005 ZUM Gypsy Tango Inferno (web site)
	Awesome gypsy fiddling...flaming hot tango...an explosive fusion ZUM performs 'Nuevo Tango' masterpieces by Astor Piazzolla and music from the golden era of tango, alongside addictive traditional gypsy melodies and dazzling virtuoso fiddling. The band add their own compelling original material inspired by gypsy, tango, jazz, and klezmer
Saturday, 18th June 2005 at 12.00 noon Showcase
12 pm - Anne-Marie Kerr, mezzo soprano with David Gibbs, piano and organ and Ian Wright, violin 2.15 pm - Ian Warnes and Martin Johnson, piano for 4 hand 3.45 pm - Emily Ferrie, violin and viola with Helen Snowball, piano
Saturday, 18th June 2005 at 6.00pm Segretta Stompers, New Orleans jazz
Saturday 18th June 2005, 7.30pm Tenori Three Tenors (web site)
The 3 tenors are all highly trained international soloists currently performing on the international operatic circuit. Treat yourself to a spectacular evening of your favourite tenor songs and arias including Nessun Dorma, Maria, Tonight, Torna a Surriento, Funiculi Funicula, O sole mio, On the street where you live and many more.
	Alexander Grove: tenor Anthony Osborne: tenor Michael Bracegirdle: tenor Ben Dawson: piano
Sunday, 19th June 2005 at 7.30pm Petite Messe Solennelle by Rossini
Patricia Pictor: soprano Kathleen Peacock: contralto Alexander Grove: tenor (web site) Dean Robinson: bass (web site)	Ian Hare: harmonium Cilla Grant: piano The Festival Choir Anthony Peacock: conductor
Sung by the eighty strong Festival Chorus, Rossini's Little Solemn Mass is neither little, nor very solemn, but a choral 'tour de force' and with tonight's great soloists should not be missed.