Come along to our acoustic (and free) lunchtime concert, 12.30-1.15pm 28th August at Sudbury Arts Centre, Market Hill, CO10 2EA.
We’re accompanied by pianist extraordinaire Therese Miller, who’s bringing swing and groove to our programme of close harmony songs from the 1930s to Michael Buble.
https://sudburyartscentre.com/event/sound-bites-free-lunchtime-live-music-the-accidentals/
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Bookings are coming in for spring and summer 2022, from a private party, a festival in Felixstowe, to Sudbury Town Council’s Jubilee celebrations. Bear us in mind for your fundraiser/fete/party – we come with our full band, or David, our wonderful accompanist.
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We were honoured to be videoed in July performing four numbers for the Quay Theatre’s Online Series.
Here’s the video, the numbers are Over the Rainbow, It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing), Nella Fantasia and Mr Blue Sky: The Accidentals Quay Online July 2020
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Our next public concert is in Andrew’s Church, Rushmere St Andrews, IP5 1DH Church from 2-4pm.
We’ll be singing a mixture of new and old favourites, accompanied by the marvellous David Butcher on piano. And it’s totally free entry!
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Catch us singing top classical and modern tunes at 4.20pm in the Masonic Hall at the UK’s largest free music festival!
Here’s the link to the venues and timings for the Classical performers:
http://www.ipswich-arts.org.uk/ipswich-music-day-2019/
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Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
No, not us, silly! Our latest tune for the Halstead Bop on 13th April is a 5 part version of Neil Sedaka’s classic from 1962. Don’t forget, tickets are £7.50 and are available on the night or by ringing 01787 476480.
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L-R Julie, Emma, Emma, Julie and Wendy
The boys with Emma at our first gig, October 2010
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