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Vaudeville! presented a group of daring, provocative and magical
performers to add to the aura of the event, providing a memorable
close to the day. Miasma & the Carousel of Headless Horses are a British instrumental quintet that plays dark, antiquated sounding music encompassing elements of Eastern European folk. This was Miasma’s first performance in Nottingham. View their website to hear and read more: www.myspace.com/headlesshorses Raagnagrok are a synth and sitar band from London. Member Mark Pilkington is the editor of Strange Attractor and writes for the ‘Fortean Times’. This was also be Raagnagrok’s first performance in Nottingham. View their website to hear and read more: www.raagnagrok.co.uk Felix are a Nottingham based band who evoke a sorrowful and beautiful melancholy, produced by both the instrumentation and vocals. Felix member Lucinda Chua is also a successful photographer. View their MySpace page: myspace.com/mybeautifulfelix Read an interview with local cultural magazine, Left Lion. More on the bands |
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More about All Saints Church, Raleigh Street The
Church and it's buildings were erected in 1864. These included the
church building, school, headmaster's house and vicarage. They were
built in 1864 and paid for by a sole benefactor, William Windley
JP (b. 1821 d. 1877). The Architect was TC Hine of Nottingham and
the church and many of the other buildings are now Grade II listed. |
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