Premier saxophonist Snake Davis and his innovative line-up SnakeStrings will play a charity fundraiser concert, all proceeds to the Glossop Mountain Rescue Team.  Mountain Rescue relies entirely on donations.

 

Come and enjoy a great night of music and support Mountain Rescue

 

 

 Venue: The Parish Church of All Saints, Old Glossop

Date: Saturday 1 October, 2011 – on stage 7.30pm

Admission is by ticket only due to strict limits on seating capacity

Tickets: £13, £10 concessions (OAPs, unwaged, students), £5 children under 12

Available here or email Gary Cook at gary@ghcook.freeserve.co.uk (mobile 07986 871149) for details of how to pay by cheque (also email me at this address to give me details of where you would like your tickets - and a map/parking instructions - sent to and leave me a message on Justgiving so that I can cross-reference to your payment.  Tickets can be collected at the venue on the night if you prefer.)

IMPORTANT: you cannot Gift Aid ticket purchases.  If you want to make a Gift-Aided donation, visit our team Justgiving page at http://www.justgiving.com/glossopmrt/

Snake Davis is widely known for his solos on tracks such as Lisa Stansfield's 'Change', M-People's 'Search For A Hero' and Take That's 'A Million Love Songs', he has played and recorded with artists ranging from Ray Charles to Paul McCartney, The Eurythmics to Amy Winehouse. A perfectionist, described by The Telegraph as a virtuoso, his music is powerful, moving, and always a delight to the senses. The Strings are also versatile, playing with leading orchestras such as the Halle and also the Pet Shop Boys.

 

SnakeStrings perform a mix of soul, classical, jazz, funk and world music.  A great show for all the family, crossing genres and introducing a wide spectrum of music to audiences of all ages and backgrounds.