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Catherine K S' style is described as alternative mellifluence and gorgeous arrangements to satisfy lovers of original alternative indie/folk pop - think Belle & Sebastian, REM, Joni Mitchell influences. She was voted "Favourite Solo Artist" at the Brighton Music Awards 2003, done entirely by public vote. To date she has also been given one of the highest ever scores by the panel of music industry experts for her demo played on BBC Southern Counties Radio, South Live on 12 December 2004. She then went on to play a live session and interview with BBC Southern Counties on 10 April 2005.
Whenever anyone writes anything about her, it always seems to include the term "quirky". Quirky is different, and different has to be a good thing these days, so might as well love the term! Catherine K S is a musical breath of fresh air for those who are suffocating in a world dominated by ubiquitous, insipid and nauseating media-factory manufactured pop.
To find out more about Catherine and listen to some her songs, visit www.catherineks.com |
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The Sussex Harmonisers aim to promote the enjoyment of singing in the barbershop style. They perform extensively throughout Sussex and, with their competition chorus the Sussex Barbershop Singers, participate in music festivals and conventions.
For more information about the group see
singbarbershopinsussex.com/sussexharmonisers |
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Chanctonbury Ring Morris Men are an all-male side based in central Sussex. We were formed in Shoreham in 1953 and were elected to the Morris Ring in 1955 - one of our founder members is still actively involved with the side! We dance mainly Cotswold, but we also have a strong North West side, with most men dancing both styles. Most of our dancing is done in pub gardens and car parks in the country towns and villages up to about 15 miles from Brighton, although we have been known to venture much further afield in search of a good pub! Our regular dancing night is Wednesday, but our programme includes the odd weekend event and a number of 'away' events, both in the UK and overseas.
For more information about the side see
www.crmm.org.uk |
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The Community Band was formed in November 2003. Under the direction of music teacher Linda Cole the band grew from an initial membership of 9 to the current 25. Now under the musical direction of Adam Kempshall the band continues to flourish and is often to be seen performing out and about in the local community.
The band has performed in the Adur Festival - at the Lancing Launch and as part of the Boundstone events - at other events and locations and are receiving a growing number of invitations to perform at private engagements.
Boundstone Community Band has now become another piece of the Boundstone Performing Arts jigsaw, allowing musicians to continue with an outlet when they leave the college and encourage older players returning to performing. |
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