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Gordon Giltrap: Acoustics At The Altar

Wednesday, 26th September, 2007 at 2:44 pm, Isle of Wight

19, October 2007
8:00 pm

Gordon Giltrap: Acoustics At The AltarExciting news reaches us that The Park Centre Project charity, which is based in Ryde are to launch a new events programme called ‘Acoustics at the Altar’.

Acoustics at the Altar will aim to bring great quality music to alternative venues in Ryde, and in the process raise cash and awareness of the charity and hopefully spread some love at the same time.

For their first gig on the 19th October, in association with the Arts Unit’s Hog the Limelight Scheme, they’ve managed to book the fantastic Gordon Giltrap, a musician well versed in acoustics. In fact he has been described as one of the UK’s most celebrated guitarists and Brian May calls him a ‘Legend’.

Check him out for yourself in the video below.

All the profits from this gig will be pumped straight back into the project.

The venue for the first gig is St Johns Church in Ryde. Churches can provide the most amazing venues for acoustic music, so this should be an excellent night.

Tickets are £8.50 available from Strings Guitar Centre on Monkton Street in Ryde or from the organisers on (01983) 611913. You can also email cora(at)theparkcentre(dot)org(dot)uk for tickets and more info.

Events, Music, Outta Town, Ryde


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2 Responses to “Gordon Giltrap: Acoustics At The Altar”

  1. Muso Activator Says:

    Gordon sounds good and a great idea holding the gig at the acoustically reverberant church,

    If you like this then you will also like Andy mcKee @ Ryde theatre Aug 23rd £6adv….WORLDS No.2 Finger picking guitar supremo of the harp guitar.. check out http://www.myspace.com/andyMcKee2

  2. Acoustics At The Altar : Ventnor Blog Says:

    [...] kick the series off, celebrated guitarist, Gordon Giltrap will be performing a gig at St Johns Church in [...]

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