The Northern Virginia Branch, RSCDS

Snowdrop Ball

Saturday, March 8, 2008
8:00 p.m.

with music by
The Music Makars

Trinity Presbyterian Church
5533 16th Street North, Arlington, VA

Program

EH3 7AF	8x32J3	Goldring – RSCDS Book 40
The Dundee Whaler	4x32S4 set	Clowes – Ormskirk
Festival Fling	8x32R3	Davison – Book 44
Roaring Jelly	8x32J3	Foss – Glendarroch
Miss Catherine Allan	8x32S3	Emmerson – RSCDS Leaflet
The Plantation Reel	5x32R5 set	Moretti – Pinewoods Coll. Vol. 2
Adieu Mon Ami	8x32S3	RSCDS Book 24
Mrs. MacLeod	8x32R3	RSCDS Book 6
Cutty Sark	8x32J3	RSCDS Book 40
The Sailor	8x32H3	RSCDS Book 24
The Minister on the Loch	3x32S3 set	Goldring – 24 Graded & Social
Mairi's Wedding	8x40R3	Cosh – 22+2
Muirland Willie	8x32J3	RSCDS Book 21
Miss Gibson's Strathspey	8x32S3	Haynes – RSCDS Book 35
The Reel of the 51st Division	8x32R3	Atkinson – RSCDS Book 13

Admission charge: $20

For more information, contact Yvonne at yvonne@rscds-greaterdc.org or 703-750-2965
Contributions to the tea table gratefully accepted

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The Music Makars are musicians dedicated to the performance of Scottish dance music. Inspired by the traditional fiddle and accordion dance bands of Scotland, the Makars have built a world-wide reputation in Scottish dance circles for bringing their own arrangements to this evocative and transformative music. Their first of four compact discs was released in 1995.

The Northern Virginia dance will feature four of the five Music Makars, including Etienne Ozorak on piano accordion, Fred Mamula on violin, Elizabeth Weiss Ozorak on piano, and Nicholas Ozorak on bass. . The group is creating a unique sound, blending the traditional, rock-solid, tempo-conscious requirements for Scottish dance with the high-octane feel of American fiddle music.