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Audition Pieces for “Gondoliers”

Published 5 October 2014

Auditions for our next annual production The Gondoliers in February 2015 have been held and the show is largely cast.

However, the part of Luiz has yet to be filled. More auditions will be held when people come forward.

Details of the audition pieces can be found below, or may be downloaded by clicking here. If you think you might be interested, please send an e-mail to auditions@dgass.org.uk.

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Auditions for “Gondoliers”

Published 5 October 2014

Auditions for our next annual production The Gondoliers in February 2015 have been held and the show is largely cast.

One part remains to be filled, and more auditions will be held soon.

For more information, please click here.

Cromlit’s Lilt Concert

Published 12 August 2014

This comes from Vince Gray, leader of our orchestra.

Sandy Saddler

Published 31 July 2014

The Society will be sad to learn of the passing of Sandy Saddler.

Apart from his family, Sandy’s life was his piano and his music and some members of the Society will have been fortunate enough to have performed under his direction and with his accompaniment.

Many of you may also have been taught by Sandy as he was head of the Music Department at Woodmill High School for most of his life in education and for those of you who sang with the Woodmill Singers, he spent many years with that accomplished group as well.

Sandy’s principal talent was his piano playing and I know that I will miss hearing him practise and entertain. He will be sorely missed.

The funeral will be at Dunfermline Crematorium at 10.00 a.m. on Wednesday 6th August, and thereafter at the Pitbauchlie House Hotel.

John Allen

Robbie’s Recital

Published 3 May 2014

Our accompanist Robbie Milner is coming up to his final public recital for his degree at Napier. It’s on Wednesday 7th May, at 7:30 at St. Mark’s Unitarian Church, 7 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh, and will be about an hour.

If anyone from DGASS is in Edinburgh that night and would like to come to it, Robbie would be very pleased to see you.