An evening of uplifting music with inspirational Cumbrian singer/songwriter Dave Camlin sharing songs of hope and harmony.' Dave performs in various guises, as a singer/song writer with a cappella quartet Mouthful, folk/jazz ensemble The Lonnings, and folk/blues band Bitterbeck.
He also leads a range of of community music choirs and projects, as well as, researching community music and related areas. See bio for more info: www.davecamlin.com
Dave will be joined by those taking part in the workshop during the day, as well as some special guests including Bonita, Rhona, Lucy, and Beth singing a few songs together. A night not to be missed!
“The love child of James Taylor and Tim Booth” (Ed Boyd, Lunasa) Dave Camlin is a prolific musician from the Lake District, performing solo and with many bands including folk rockers Tryckster and a cappella wizards Mouthful. A singer / song-writer with an extensive catalogue of songs - from intimate reflections on life’s ups and downs through to rabble-rousing anthems for the modern age - Dave is a captivating performer, inviting you to think, to feel, to laugh, to dance!
Somewhat of a polymath, Dave is a Professer of Music at Trinity Laban conservatoire in London, an internationally-renowned author and researcher, and a passionate community musician, leading choirs, running workshops, promoting local creativity and organising music festivals including the boutique Cumberlandia festival in west Cumbria. All of his diverse experience is channelled into his approach to music making, seeing it as a potent way of building connections between us, and imagining a better future together. Music is a human resource as old as the species itself, and harnessing its power can help us live more hopefully in the world.
The Vault Arts Centre
40 Victoria Street
Newton Stewart
Wigtownshire
Scotland
DG8 6BT
Fabulous new arts centre facility in the heart of Newton Stewart offering workshops, masterclasses, 1-to-1 tuition, live music & dance, arts & crafts exhibitions and sales, music sales, ticket sales and the offices for Trad Music Trust and Newton Stewart & Minnigaff Traditional Music & Dance Festival.