Tolbooth What's On April - June 2013

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APR - JUN 13

music | performance | exhibitions | classes

JAMESPAUL BRADY

MAIREARAD GREEN & ANNA MASSIE

RICKY ROSSCEDRIC WATSON

RACHEL SERMANNITHE TWILIGHT SAD

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What an amazing season of performances and events we have in store for you.

This is already our most successful season since the Tolbooth opened, with James selling out in 15 minutes, Jimeoin selling out months ago and, as we go to print, only a handful of tickets left for both Paul Brady and the master performance poet John Cooper Clarke.

As if that wasn't enough our line up also includes an acoustic evening from Ricky Ross, and the return of The Twilight Sad, Rachel Sermanni, James Grant and Roddy Woomble.

Classical music comes in the shape of Baltic Passion from the wonderfully eclectic McFall's Chamber, as well as a Saturday afternoon recital by Duo Argondizza. With trad rather well represented by Lau, as well as duos Chris Stout and Catriona Mackay and Mairearad and Anna.

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And don't miss our voyage, Louisiana style, down the bayou with the Grammy nominated Cedric Watson and his Bijou Creole!

This season marks the closure of The Changing Room, Stirling's only contemporary art gallery.

From its original site in the Stirling Arcade to its more recent base in the Tolbooth, the gallery has been a champion of contemporary art for the last 15 years and has been the catalyst for much creativity.

Have a look at the list of artists whose work has been exhibited at the Changing Room. p 24-25

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Arts News p20

Classes & Workshops p22

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James p4

Control: pre-club House and Techno p5

Mairearad Green & Anna Massie p5

James Grant p6

Jimeoin: What?! p6

Paul Brady p7

The Twilight Sad + United Fruit p7

Jazz Singers' Open Mic Night p8

An evening with... p8

Ricky Ross p9

Chris Stout & Catriona McKay p9


John Cooper Clarke p10

Roddy Woomble p11

reLOADED Sarah Montieth p12

Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole p13

State of the Union p14


reLOADED Little Kicks + No More Idols p12

Duo Argondizza p15

Mr McFall's Chamber Baltic Passion p16

Rachel Sermanni... p17

Lau p17

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We are delighted that James will kick start their Gathering Sound arena tour, right here at the Tolbooth.

The Manchester band, who just celebrated their 30th anniversary, have sold more than 20 million albums world wide and will be performing songs from their extensive back catalogue and possibly some new material too.

International superstars James have been on the music scene since 1982. Best known for their success in the 1990s with singles such as 'Sit Down', 'Laid' and ‘She’s a Star’.

After splitting in 2001 they have since reformed, released a new album and embarked on a tour.

JAMESFri 12 Apr, 8pm£27.50 / STANDING ONLY

This exclusive gig for 200 people is the night before they play the SECC in Glasgow and then head on their stadium tour of the UK finishing with two gigs at the V Festival.

It’s not often you get the chance to see such a massive band in an intimate venue; definitely a night not to be missed.

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Another night of House, Techno and a little more House and Techno for good measure. Our pre club night Control returns with the best in local DJ's spinning their favourite tunes right in the heart of Stirling's old town and no doubt keeping you dancing all night.

The night runs from 8pm to 12am making it the perfect stop off for those with discerning music taste before heading off to the club of your choice.

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CONTROLSats 13 Apr, 11 May, 1 Jun8pm - Midnight / FREE

Multi-instrumentalists and award winners, Mairearad Green (accordion and smallpipes) and Anna Massie (guitar, banjo, fiddle) are a captivating duo, providing a highly energetic performance with a warm and friendly stage presence.

Having both grown up in the Scottish Highlands with similar musical backgrounds (most notably, mandolin playing Dads!) Mairearad and Anna share an innate understanding of Scottish culture and music. Having played together for ten years, on stage they have an instinctive rapport and a seemingly telepathic communication.

Individually, they can be seen performing with a number of well-known artists including The Poozies and Blazin’ Fiddles. They perform many of their own compositions, and are on tour promoting their newly released CD, Doubling.

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MAIREARAD GREEN & ANNA MASSIEFri 19 Apr, 8pm / £12/£10SOLD OUT


Live Nation in Association with MZA present:

Hilarious world-class stand-up from the internationally acclaimed star of ‘Live at the Apollo’, ‘The Royal Variety Performance’, ‘Channel 4’s Comedy Gala 2012’, 'Best of Edinburgh Comedy Festival', 'Jason Manford's Comedy Rocks’ and ‘Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow’.

No gimmicks, just great craic…!

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"Exemplary Stand-up" Herald

"Sublime observational comic… A

masterclass in delivery" Chortle

"Comedy of the highest order…

Inspired ramblings… quiet genius!"

Independent

James Grant always wanted to be Jimmy Page but as he grew up it was his velvet vocal chords that shaped his destiny and secured his standing as one the great singer/songwriters of recent decades.

The sweet sorrow of lost love and lasting hope echoes in ‘lyrics good enough to be poetry’ – and wrap around your heart in honeyed tones too haunting to be forgotten.

As a young singer/songwriter/instrumentalist with Love and Money Grant signed to Phonogram at just 18 years old and wrote four classic albums for the band. Last year Love and Money successfully reunited for selected live performances and the release of their first album in 20 years…

The great reaction to this latest release is a timely reminder of the class and brilliance of Grant’s songwriting, Don’t miss him on this solo tour.

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JIMEOIN: WHAT?!Mon 22 Apr, 8pm£13.50

JAMES GRANTSat 20 Apr, 8pm£14

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Only Scottish Date.

We welcome Paul Brady, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist and one of Ireland’s most highly regarded and successful artists to the Tolbooth for the only Scottish date on his UK tour.

Brady crosses musical boundaries again and again, incorporating folk, rock, blues traditional Irish & classic pop styles into his songwriting. This intimate, solo performance will incorporate songs from his extensive catalogue of 40 years.

Paul Brady’s songs have been covered by a huge array of major artists including Bonnie Raitt, Tina Turner, Cher, Joe Cocker and Carlos Santana.

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PAUL BRADY+ special guest ANDREW JAMES O'BRIENFri 26 Apr, 8pm / £25

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‘The Sad’ return to the Tolbooth after their mammoth show late last year at Glasgow’s infamous Barrowlands. Flanked by label-mates We Were Promised Jetpacks that evening was something pretty special.

Yet we’re just as excited that they’re back to play an intimate show in the heart of Stirling,

THE TWILIGHT SAD + UNITED FRUITSat 27 Apr, doors 7pm / £10 in advance / £12 on doorSTANDING ONLY

just a stone’s throw from their hometown of Kilsyth.

The band’s renowned ‘wall-of-sound’ took a backseat on their last album, ‘No One Can Ever Know’, yet they retained their trademark darkness and depth whilst exploring new avenues of sound.


If you’ve ever dreamt about singing your favourite jazz song with a live band in front of an appreciative audience, then our open mic nights are for you!

All you need to bring is a simple lead sheet (chords & melody in your key) for the song you want to sing and our outstanding jazz trio will accompany you with empathy and panache.

Our cabaret evenings are friendly, supportive and informal and feature the timeless standards of Sinatra, Holiday and Fitzgerald combined with the musical magic of the Jim Clelland Trio.

Come and see for yourself – and if you’re not ready to sing, then just come to relax in good company while listening to some great music.

Please note that singers who bring three or more audience members will be admitted free of charge.

Three superb solo performers team up to present a series of concerts in an informal “in the round” style. Bill Adair, Sarah McQuaid and Richard Grainger will share the stage, exchanging songs, ideas, harmonies and off-the-cuff improvisations in what promises to be a memorable evening of words and music.

Bill Adair is a fine singer/songwriter and guitarist. With a repertoire that includes traditional Scottish ballads, blues from the Mississippi Delta and his own songs, his performances are complemented by a natural storytelling style.

Sarah McQuaid is a captivating performer who seduces her audience with her honey toned voice, banter and stories from the road alongside stunning guitar accompaniment.

Richard Grainger, a great interpreter of traditional songs of fishing and farming, the lives of steelworkers, miners, working folk, many from his Middlesborough roots.

JAZZ SINGERS' OPEN MIC NIGHTWed 1 May, 8pm / £5

AN EVENING WITH...BILL ADAIR, SARAH MCQUAID & RICHARD GRAINGERFri 3 May, 8pm / £10/£8

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Untold stories - playing Deacon Blue & his solo songs and telling the stories behind them.

In 2012 Ricky Ross celebrated 25 years of fronting Scottish pop-rockers, Deacon Blue, as they released a Top 20 album and sold out their 17 date UK tour.

Yet in 2013 Ricky is back, doing something a little different. Ricky will be playing songs from his solo career, including tracks from his new solo album ‘Trouble Came Looking’, some Deacon Blue songs that you might not normally hear and of course some of their classic hits.

Gregor Philip will accompany Ricky on guitar as the two of them set off around the country playing places they couldn’t get to with Deacon Blue, and sharing the untold stories behind the songs.

DF CONCERTS PRESENTRICKY ROSSsupport MY DARLING CLEMENTINESat 4 May, 1st band 7.30pm / £20

CHRIS STOUT &CATRIONA McKAYFri 10 May, 8pm / £13/£11

Having gigged, explored and sculpted their musical identities together for 15 years now, Catriona McKay (Scottish Harp) and Chris Stout (Shetland Fiddle) continue to evolve and create a sound and style "operating at rarefied levels of expertise" The Herald.

Both known as members of Fiddlers Bid, the crafting of their voice as a duo, which blends "elemental intensity with graceful eloquence", has drawn them to explore new music and new ideas for this partnership of traditional instruments.

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"Sensual, throaty fiddle lines...harp is

deliciously angular and haughty."

Irish Times


JOHN COOPER CLARKEwith special guest MIKE GARRYThu 16 May, 8pm£16.50 / suitable 16yrs+

One of the leading voices of late 70's youth culture, 'The Bard of Salford' himself, comes to the Tolbooth.

Famous for his biting, satirical and political poetry, delivered in rapid-fire style, John has shared the stage with some of the punk movement's biggest stars: The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Buzzcocks and Joy Division.

A figurehead of the movement, he became one of Britain's best loved and most important poets. With the current revival of the '70's punk phenomenon, 'The Punk Poet' is as important now as he was then.

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"A moving and quietly joyous

collection of pieces weaving together

strands of folk, jazz and country."

The Guardian

"One of Britain's most distinct and

talented voices."

Kerrang

RODDY WOOMBLE + supportSat 18 May, 8pm£15

Familiar to many thousands of music fans as the front man in the Scottish rock band Idlewild, Roddy Woomble is also a celebrated solo songwriter & performer. He followed up the release of his acclaimed 2006 solo debut 'My Secret is My Silence' with ‘The Impossible Song and Other Songs’ released in 2011 to an equally fantastic reception from critics and fans.

A key instigator behind the acclaimed 2007 album Ballads of the Book, bringing together leading Scottish poets and musicians to collaborate on new songs. Roddy went on to record and release the album 'Before the Ruin' with Kris Drever and John McCusker in 2008, which they toured extensively around the UK. As well as songs from the new album the live set from Roddy and his band will feature tunes from both previous albums alongside several Idlewild numbers.


Falkirk singer/songwriter, Sarah Monteith brings her talents to Stirling to release her latest EP, Broken Bones, at May’s Reloaded.

Sarah’s well rehearsed after playing over 700 shows throughout the UK, including supports with The Levellers and Tom Hingley from

Inspiral Carpets.

Support comes from Falkirk five-piece Hotel India. The lads have played the Tolbooth in a number of different guises before separately, but this will be the inaugural performance at the venue for the band.

reLOADEDSARAH MONTEITH + HOTEL INDIAFri 24 May, doors 7pm / £6 in advance / £7 on door / STANDING ONLY

Dirty Hearts Club, The Little Kicks continue their assault on the indie scene ahead of recording their third album this Summer.

Support comes from Indie-rockers No More Idols from Clackmannanshire.

reLOADEDLITTLE KICKS + NO MORE IDOLSFri 7 Jun, 7pm / £6 in advance / £7 door / STANDING ONLY

This Granite City quartet are back in Stirling to headline June’s Reloaded. In recent years the band have earned the respect from the likes of Steve Lamacq and Tom Robinson (BBC 6 Music), supported a multitude of bands from Foals to Frightened Rabbit and of course running their own legendary club night, The

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"Fiddler Cedric Watson moves like a

rock star". Songlines

"An agressive and gifted reanimator

of Louisiana Creole music".

New York Times

CEDRIC WATSON & BIJOU CREOLESat 25 May, 8pm£14/£12

From the warm heart of Cajun Country, multiple Grammy nominee Cedric Watson is the young king of the Louisiana scene.

Cedric and his trusted band carry with them the spirit of the Blue Moon Saloon, the passion of the all night porch party and the joy of the session on the bayou resurrecting the ancient sounds of the French and Spanish contra dance and bourre alongside the spiritual rhythms if the Congo tribes of West Africa, sold as slaves in Louisiana.

Creole folk, swamp blues and upbeat zydeco are all on the menu as fiddle and accordion master Cedric Watson hosts a musical feast - Louisiana style! He even occasionally throws in a bluegrass fiddle tune or an old string band number.

A prolific songwriter, his albums are a tapestry of pulsing rhythms and creole poetry and his live performances are unforgettable.


In the grand tradition of 'The Special Relationship', State Of The Union combines the talents of America and England, producing an end result that is sure to delight fans of hook-laden songs, fiery and emotional guitar playing and soulful vocals.

Tapping into a multitude of influences, from Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash to Blind Lemon Jefferson, the wide open Fenlands and the frenetic buzz of London, State Of The Union is a masterclass in songwriting, showing off the talents of bluesy Americana stalwart Brooks Williams and cult British singer-songwriter Boo Hewerdine to full effect.

Boo Hewerdine is an English songwriter and lead singer of indie legends The Bible. Brooks Williams is a slide guitar wizard from Statsboro, Georgia, USA.

Hewerdine has had his songs recorded by such artists as Eddi Reader, kd Lang, Jerry Douglas, Kris Drever, Heidi Talbot – in fact more than 400 of his songs have been recorded. Over the course of 17 albums Williams has secured a peerless reputation as a songwriter as well as being recognised as an outstanding guitarist.

STATE OF THE UNIONBOO HEWERDINE & BROOKS WILLIAMSFri 31 May, 8pm£12

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Guitarist Peter Argondizza and violinist Katrina Bateman bring an eclectic and exciting combination of international music to this afternoon recital exploring everything from the baroque masterpieces of Vivaldi to the modern genius of Piazzolla’s tangos. US born Peter Argondizza is currently a lecturer in Music at the University of Strathclyde and the Royal Conservatoire.

As a soloist he has performed widely and has commissioned and premiered works by British composers including Sally Beamish, Edward McGuire, Thomas David Wilson and Rory Boyle.

Stirling based violinist Katrina Bateman's orchestral career has included work with the London Mozart Players, BBC Concert Orchestra, the City of London Sinfonia, and Scottish Opera.

Previous Tolbooth appearances have included concerts with the Elgin Piano Trio and the Strivelyn Ensemble.

Vivaldi - Sonata in d minor Paganini - Sonata concertata in A, and Cantabile Piazzolla- Cafe 1930 and Nightclub 1960 de Falla- Spanish songs and dances Villa Lobos- preludes for solo guitar Granados- Spanish Dance

DUO ARGONDIZZASat 8 Jun, 2.30pm£8


evocative of both South America and the Baltic region. Featuring international tango musicians Cyril Garac, violin, and Maria Martinova, piano.

Pioneering ensemble Mr McFall's Chamber have been described as 'the jewel in the Scottish musical crown' (The Scotsman), and 'potentially the most important single development on the Scottish music scene for a long time' (The Herald).

‘Why can’t all concerts be like this -

engaging, witty, relaxed, sophisticated,

exquisitely played and just plain fun?’

The Times

McFall's Chamber will return to the Tolbooth on 9 November to perform Tango Ball.

These performances are supported through Creative Scotland.

MR MCFALL'S CHAMBERBALTIC PASSIONFri 14 Jun, 8pm / £14/£12

Mr McFall’s Chamber and their guests Cyril Garac (violin) and Maria Martinova (piano) head to the Baltic.

United by a powerful tradition of folksong, music from the Baltic is characterised by its rich emotional landscapes, distinctive harmonic language, and colourful mix of musical styles.

Intrepid explorers Mr McFall’s Chamber delve into this fascinating musical culture, combining music from Estonian minimalist Arvo Pärt with works by Zita Bružaitė and Erkki-Sven Tüür.

A helping of music from Scandinavia completes the programme, with a haunting sextet arrangement of Sibelius’ Einsames Lied and Olli Mustonen’s fiery Toccata for piano and strings.

Renowned for their performances of tango music, McFall’s also explore the world of Finnish tango, featuring beautiful music

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RACHEL SERMANNI + KEN STRINGFELLOW + END OF NEILSat 22 Jun, 8pm / £10

At just 20 years old, Scottish singer-songwriter Rachel has taken the folk music scene by storm. A straight-up storyteller with a voice to blow all others clean out of the water, Rachel packs an almighty punch with her earthy melodies and astonishing acoustic guitar skills. Rachel’s razor-sharp wit and natural affinity with her audience belie her young age

and have led to support slots with the likes of Mumford and Sons, Elvis Costello, Ron Sexsmith and Fink. www.rachelsermanni.net

Support comes from Ken Stringfellow of R.E.M./The Posies fame and local musician Neil Stewart, aka End of Neil.

LAUThu 27 Jun, 8pm / £14/£12

BBC Radio 2, Folk Award Winners, Best Band, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2013!

Lau combine stunning musicianship with a ground-breaking yet playful approach to traditional music – transcending the music they hold dear, creating a cutting edge sound and garnering praise from far beyond the roots scene.

Their new album ‘Race The Loser’, released in October 2012, pushes Lau’s complex, yet accessible sound, even further to the outer reaches of folk music whilst retaining all the strengths of the original acoustic trio (Kris Drever Vocals/Guitar, Martin Green Accordion, Aidan O’Rourke Fiddle).

Set to be a special night of music.


THE HOT SEATS Fri 26 Jul, 8pmVirginia's white hot Appalachian old-time, left of centre bluegrass band are back!

SUMMER CEILIDHS Weds 3, 24 Jul, 14 Aug, 8pmOur ceilidhs are always really popular with visitors and ceilidh veterans alike!

PHIL & ALY Fri 30 Aug, 7.30pmThe boys are back in town at The Albert Halls for another night of exceptional music.

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THE INCREDIBLE SOUND OF STAN KENTONSun 28 Apr, 7.30pm / The Albert Halls

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RED: SummER muSic & DRama hothouSE woRkShopSNow in it’s 4th year of running, Red is a multimedia performance spectacular.

Young people aged 11 –19 come together over a two week period during the Summer holidays to create both the music and the drama aspect of a brand new piece of work.

it’s a fantastic opportunity to extend songwriting, composing and performance skills and is delivered in conjunction with Youth music theatre Scotland.

Last year the work went on to be performed at the Edinburgh Fringe. Dates are the 7th July to the 20th July, cost tBc.

to find out more about this year’s project please get in touch with Stephen hume, [email protected]

FRaNk Ep LauNchBack in February Dunblane indie rock quartet, FRaNk, proudly emerged from the tolbooth’s recording studio with their debut Ep.

the four tracks were recorded with the help of some investment from creative Scotland’s Demo Fund. Ep on show the band took to the stage at the tolbooth back in February to launch the eponymous offering and as you can see they had a fantastic night at the sold out show.

copies of the Ep are available online via download stores with limited edition handmade physical copies on sale from the band or at Europa Records.

ScRiBBLERS picNichaving moved the whole event forward in the year to may, we’re praying for sunshine as we take some of the best local bands in the Stirling area to charity music Festival, Scribbler’s picnic.

come down and support the worthy cause on the 12th may at Stirling Rugby club and make sure to come and visit the tolbooth tent while you’re there.

Emma hamiLtoNas the Visual arts Development officer and director of the changing Room gallery, Emma has invested a huge amount of energy into the work of the gallery and tolbooth.

an award winning artist in her own right, Emma started as a volunteer at the changing Room and has worked at the tolbooth for 6 years, most recently as the VaDo.

her position ended with the closure of the changing Room gallery.

we will miss her commitment and dedication to creativity and wish her well.

toLBooth SummER Jazz SchooLmon 2nd & tue 3rd July,10am - 4pm/ age: 10 - 21 yrs,£10 for the two days *free to those who receive free school meals / unemployed

For musicians of all levels, the Summer Jazz School tutors, jazz musicians Laura macdonald (saxophone) and kevin mackenzie (guitar), alongside

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two visiting jazz musicians, offer you a fantastic opportunity to develop and improve playing, improvisation, performance and your knowledge of jazz.

FEiS FhoiRt – END oF tERm pERFoRmaNcEon 15th June there will be a performance showcasing all that the young people have been learning at their classes through the year.

NEtwoRkiNGis a collaboration between the Education departments in Falkirk, Stirling and clackmannanshire, creating opportunities together to explore creativity and creative learning through creative conversations, talks, cpD and networks. FVcL events are open to anyone interested in creativity and creative learning.

Future Events:17 apr / paul collard - how Do we capture and measure creativity? tolbooth, 4.30 - 6.30pm

1 may / prof Brian Boyd - careers and Future Learners, venue tbc, 4.30 - 6.30pm

carolyn patersonSenior programmer & arts Development officer01786 27 [email protected]

Stephen humeprogrammer & music Development officer01786 27 [email protected]

clare hoarecultural co-ordinator01786 27 [email protected]

8 may / Suzanne zeedyk - creative Development and connectivity, Falkirk town hall, 4.30 - 6.30pm

For tickets and more info...forthvalleycreativelearning.wordpress.com

FutuRE SELFSupporting children at transition stages, digital artist Lisa Fleming will work with children in Fallin, Bannockburn and cornton primary Schools during april - June to explore what they might like to do in the future in regards to career or further study.

with this in mind they develop a digital portrait of themselves and a portrait of themselves in the future, asking what advice they might say to their present self as the person they are in twenty years time.

the work produced will then be exhibited in Stirling after the summer.

this project is funded by awards For all.

For more information contact clare hoare.

CLASSES & WORKSHOPSHARMONICAHARMONICASee adult’s section for details

PUMP UP THE JAMWed 24 Apr - 12 JunAge 11+ yrs: 4.45 – 7.15pmFREELed by Scotland’s top professional musicians this is the place to develop your songwriting or performance skills. Book now as it fills up FAST!

THE CITY MUSIC PROJECTFri 10 May - 28 JunAge 11+ yrs: 7 - 9pmFREEOur Friday night music club. Come and have a go at playing an instrument and maybe even writing some songs. No previous musical experience required! Transport can be made available if needed, but is limited. Contact Stephen at [email protected]

TRAd WORkSHOPSMondays from 28 Jan - JunAge 10 – 18 yrs, FREEBeginner's Whistle: 5.30 – 6.15pmFor those who would like to learn whistle but have had no previous experience.The Traddies: 5.30 – 6.15pmGroup tuition in fiddle, guitar, whistle, flute and recorder. (min 6 months exp)The Session & Session Extra: 6.20 – 7.20pm Traditional music session and group tuition open to all trad instruments. (min 3-4 yrs exp)Tolbooth Trad Band: 7 – 8.15pm All trad instruments. (by audition)

Group tuition and sessions are led by three of Scotland’s top trad musicians, Lori Watson, Claire Mann and Innes Watson.For more info Clare Hoare on 01786 27 4014 and call 01786 27 4000 to book.

CHILDRENCHILDRENARTCOWANE CENTRESat 20 Apr - 15 Jun (except 18 May)Age 6 - 9 yrs: 9.45 – 11am Age 10 - 14 yrs: 11.30am – 12.45pm £34 (inclusive of materials)Explore painting, printing and drawing - learn about colour, design and composition and have fun creating your very own works of art.Tutor: Lori Anderson

POTTERYCOWANE CENTRESat 20 Apr - 15 Jun (except 18 May)Age 10 - 14 yrs: 9.45 – 11am Age 7- 9 yrs: 11.30am – 12.45pm£38 (inclusive of materials)Explore the fabulous world of clay and learn different techniques to make wonderful original objects. Tutor: Lorraine Robson

FIDDLE, CLARSACH, GUITAR, ACCORDION & WHISTLE Sat 20 Apr - 15 JunMusic classes run by Feis Fhoirt, to book please contact John Macneil, 07770 930295

DRAMASat 20 Apr - 8 JunAge 6 - 9 yrs: 10.15am – 12.15pmAge 10 - 13 yrs: 1 – 3pm£50Our ever-popular drama class includes stagecraft, voice, improvisation and character and script development.Tutor: Anne-Marie Hopkins

caLL 01786 27 4000 to Book YouR pLacEchildren muSt have a signed consent form submitted BEFoRE the class starts.

Download a form www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth or call 01786 274000.Please note we reserve the right to cancel classes if there are insufficient numbers.

GUITARGUITARThu 25 Apr - 20 Jun (except 16 May)Beginners: 7 - 7.45pm £40/£32Intermediate: 8 - 9.15pm £46/£38 Beginners will take you through the chord structures and basic techniques. Intermediate will explore different styles including contemporary. Bring your own guitar.Tutor: Lorne Ralston

HARMONICAThu 25 Apr - 20 Jun (except 16 May)7 - 8.30pm£32/£28 (+ £5 for harmonica) Join our regular harmonica group to play tunes and learn about this great wee instrument. Open to all ages and all levels.Tutor: Niall Lee

PAINTINGCOWANE CENTREWed 17 Apr - 12 Jun (except 15 May) 10 – 3pm £112/£96orFri 19 Apr - 14 Jun (except 17 May) 10 – 3pm £112/£96Running times include 1 hours lunch break. Participants to bring their own materials.Tutor: Peter Russell

KNITTING & CROCHET BEETue 2 Apr - 25 Jun5.30 – 7.30pm £1 per session, includes refreshments.An informal gethering for chatting, swapping patterns, techniques and tips. All levels welcome, no booking required.

STIRLING YOUTH JAZZ STIRLING YOUTH JAZZ ENSEMBLETuesdays from 29 Jan - JunAge 10 – 18 yrs, FREEAccess Ensemble: 5.30 – 6.30pmA minimum of 1 yrs experience of instrument.Stirling Youth Jazz Ensemble: 6.30 - 7.45pmA minimum of 4 yrs experience of instrument.

An amazing opportunity to work with two of Scotland’s most respected jazz musicians and educators, saxophonist Laura Macdonald and guitarist Kevin Mackenzie.For more info Clare Hoare on 01786 27 4014 and call 01786 27 4000 to book.

The traditional music workshops are funded by YMI, the jazz workshops are funded by YMI and NYOS. Both are open to pupils attending Stirling Council schools.

ADULTS 16yrs+FIDDLEWed 24 Apr - 12 Jun, 7 - 8.30pm£50/£42For fiddlers keen to play together in a relaxed atmosphere, learning new tunes as well as technique. Not for complete beginners.Tutor: Marie Fielding

CERAMICSCOWANE CENTREWed 24 Apr - 19 Jun (except 15 May), 7 – 9pm£60/£50 (Incl Materials & Firings)Demonstration and tuition in a wide range of hand-built ceramic techniques including use of glazes but not potters’ wheel. Tutor: Lorraine Robson

SINGIN' STIRLINGThu 25 Apr - 13 Jun, 7 – 9pm £56/£48Friendly, informal group singing. Learn a varied repertoire including traditional songs, chants, spirituals, contemporary material and harmonies. You don’t need to have sung before – everyone welcome.Tutor: Jo Miller


TEL 01786 27 4005TOLBOOTH, JAIL WYND, [email protected]/CHANGINGROOM

Paul Adderley David Bellingham John Burton Gillian Cooper Alison Douglas J D Fergusson Kate Gray Helicon Julie Johnstone Danielle Lemaire Duncan Marqiuss Wendy McMurdo Stewart Murray Linda Owens Ruth Pringle Michael Roy David Sherry Karen Strang Michael Visocchi Garry Wilson

Alejandra and Aeron

Aeron Bergman Steven Cairns Nicola Cooper Katy Dove Claire Findlay John Green Christopher Helson Christine Jones Mark Lewis Bullit Marquez Janice McNab MV & EE Eduardo Paolozzi Mike Pumphrey Rue Five Scott Sherry Catherine Street Doris Voetter David Wishart

J. Tobias Anderson Suky Best Jane Cameron Anne-Marie Copestake

Mary Dove Alec Finlay Barbara Greenman Daniel Henrie Simon Jones Aya Lguchi Jacqueline Marr David McNeilRosalind

NashashibiRobert Andrew

ParkerDavid Ramamge Peter Russell Stephanie Shiels Beat Streuli Jessica Voorsanger

Johannes Wohnseifer

Steven Anderson Karla Black David Campbell Marion Coutts Raydale Dower Jill Foote-Hutton Su Grierson Caishlan Herd Ian Kaye Roy Lichtenstein Colin Martin Nathaniel Mellors Jason Nelson Victor Pasmore Graeme Ramsay Frances Ryan David Shrigley Helen Stringfellow Andy Wake Martin Wohrl

Lindsay Anderson Maria Bleda Fiona Campbell Mal Cowtan David Downie Sarah Forrest John Grierson Patrick Heron Bronagh Keegan Kalin Lindena Louise Martin Alan Michael Ben Nicholson Andrew PatersonSusanne

RamsenthalerHana Sakuma Sick Happy Idle

Ulrich Strothjohann

Caroline Walker Catherine Woodley

Tabetha AndrewsMiranda

BlennerhassettPeter Campus Andrew Cranston Bea Drysdale Luke Fowler Stuart Gurden Petra Herzog Andy Kennedy Christopher Logue Carolyn Mason Robin Miller Janie Nicol Mark Pawson Anna Ray Alejandra Salinas Laura Simpson

Edward Summerton

Ro Walker Wounded Knee

Art & Language Simon Bloor Julianna Capes Tommy Crooks Malcy Duff Susan French Karen Guthrie David Hockney Sean Kerr Paul Logue Roddy Mathieson Alison Mitchell Lauren Nicoll Nigel Peake Mary Redmond Susana Salinas Lucy Skaer Joanne Tatham Zoe Walker Gregor Wright

Charles Avery Tom Bloor Nicola Carberry Jenny Crowe Fergus Dunnet Alex Frost Vicky Hale Jenny Hogarth Idris Khan Karen Loughridge Sarah Mathieson Marcus Mitchell Val Norris Frederik Pedersen Andrew Reid Ian Sandilands Helen Smith Lee Taylor Ally Wallace Annabel Wright

Cheryl Bailey Nicola Boag Paul Carter Blair Cunningham Mark Durden Jennifer Fyfe Emma Hamilton Dan Holdsworth Paul Kier Cecilia Lundqvist Rita McBride Robb Mitchell Nuts and Seeds Liz Penman Kevin Reid Giorgio Sandotti Smith & Stewart The Fruitbasket

Collective Mark Wallace Victoria Wyrzye

Marc Baines Gary Bolam Patrick Caulfield Alan Currall Paul Eames Duncan Gainley Richard HamiltonSteve

zollingsworthAnne-Louise Kieran Fiona Macalister Billy McCall Stephen Molyneux Brian O’Connell People Like Us Karen Reynolds Peter Saville Tom Snape The Lonely Piper Andy Warhol Clare Yarrington

Emma Balkind Corinne Botz Sarah Cave Gordon Dalton Laura Edbrook David Galletly Rory Hamilton Julian House Julian Kildear Robin Macdonald Lesley McDermott Henry Moore Lee O’Connor Tommy PermanKatherine Rhodes

FieldsInes Schaber Adam Soulsby Hilary Thistleton Alan Watson Christopher Yeats

Lisa Barlow Mark Boulos Veronique Chance Alan Davie Karl Erickson Alexander Gardner Ian Hamilton Finlay Dave Hunt Cathy King Lorna Macintyre Isabel McGeachy Victoria Morton Patrick O’Growney Mick Peter Bridget Riley Kenny Schachter Michelle Souter Graeme Todd Fraser Watson Justine Young

Craig Barrowman Sarah BramleyMike Chavez-

DawsonKate Davis Chris Evans Alastair Gentry Diana Hand John Hunter King Mob Andrew Mackenzie Peter McGoldrick Janey Muir Tom O’Sullivan Stuart Petri Marna Rinder Silke Schatz Speedwell Hayley Tompkins Kathy Watts Michael Young

Jordan Basemen Louise Briggs Stewart Chisholm Jeremy Deller Imogen Evans Lotte Gertz Lys Hansen Kevin Hutcheson Oskar KokoshkaAnna

MacLauchlanLeigh McGregor Caroline Muirhead Callum Ollason Owen Piper Ben Rivers Barry Scott Aileen Stackhouse Sue Tompkins Catherine Whippey Simon Yull

John Beagles Mariola Brillowska Rabiya Choudhry Moyra Derby Lynsey Ewan GFM Productions Emily Harding Ilona Ikonen Felix Kubin Lyndsey MacLeod Stuart Mcgregor Craig Mulholland Yoko Ono Olivia Plender Mitch Robertson Emma Scott-Smith Kirsty Stansfield Jane Topping Who’s Who Rene Zeh

Angela Beardsley Neil BromwichSemonara

ChowdhuryLesley Anne Derks Ruth Ewan Lucy Gibson Dana Hargrove Elin Isaksson Sarah Laing

Shirley Ann MacMillan

Mandy McIntosh Ellen Munro Optimo Alex Pollard Pablo Robertson Semi Conductor Clare Stephenson Sarah Tripp Kenneth Whyte

Emily Beckman Matthew Brown Rob ChurmStephanie Diamond

Katie ExleyBelinda Gilbert

Scott Isan & Carl Harris Fiona Jardine Jean-Pierre Lapeyre

Sophie Macpherson

Lucy McKenzie Jim Murphy Robert Orchardson Charmian Pollock Graeme Roger Cathy Sexton Douglas Stewart Geoff Uglow Michael Wilkinson

Tracy Begg Jenny Brownrigg Rupert Clamp Catriona Dickson Graham Fagen James Gillray Claude Heath Joanne Tatham &

Tom O’SullivanTorsten

LauschmannMichael Mallett Lesley McLaren Alisdair Murray Christopher Orr Nina Pope Jon Rogers Val Shatwell Katherine Stewart Donald Urquhart Bedwyr Williams

Dirk Bell Pavel Buchler Thomas A Clark Andrew Dodds Keith FarquharMargarita Gluzberg

Ronnie Heeps Leona Johnson Magnus Lawrie Ewan Manson Norman McLaren Andrew Murray Sally Osborn Cecilia Postiglioni Paul Rooney Ann Shaw Calum StirlingJan Van Den Dobblesteen

Gareth Williams

John Bellany Sarah Burnett Nathan Coley Maurice Doherty Ruth Fazakeley Alasdair Gray Colin Heggie Alan Johnston Donna Leishman Amy Marletta Karen McLeod Stephen Murray Otolith Margaret Priest Jose Maria Rosa Norman Shaw Paul Stone Karen Vaughan Anna Wilms

The Changing Room 1997 - 2013The Changing Room closed its doors on Saturday 30 March 2013 for the very last time.

Since its opening in 1997 it quickly established a reputation for bringing the best in contemporary art to the area, to the only contemporary art gallery in Forth Valley.

It not only brought emerging and established artistic talent of international standing to Stirling but also provided a crucial forum for vocational training and peer support for locally-based artists and young people to explore, develop and challenge their ideas and experience of art.

A lot of the success of the gallery was the result of the drive and vision of the first Visual Arts Development

25tickets 01786 27 4000

TEL 01786 27 4005TOLBOOTH, JAIL WYND, [email protected]/CHANGINGROOM

Paul Adderley David Bellingham John Burton Gillian Cooper Alison Douglas J D Fergusson Kate Gray Helicon Julie Johnstone Danielle Lemaire Duncan Marqiuss Wendy McMurdo Stewart Murray Linda Owens Ruth Pringle Michael Roy David Sherry Karen Strang Michael Visocchi Garry Wilson

Alejandra and Aeron

Aeron Bergman Steven Cairns Nicola Cooper Katy Dove Claire Findlay John Green Christopher Helson Christine Jones Mark Lewis Bullit Marquez Janice McNab MV & EE Eduardo Paolozzi Mike Pumphrey Rue Five Scott Sherry Catherine Street Doris Voetter David Wishart

J. Tobias Anderson Suky Best Jane Cameron Anne-Marie Copestake

Mary Dove Alec Finlay Barbara Greenman Daniel Henrie Simon Jones Aya Lguchi Jacqueline Marr David McNeilRosalind

NashashibiRobert Andrew

ParkerDavid Ramamge Peter Russell Stephanie Shiels Beat Streuli Jessica Voorsanger

Johannes Wohnseifer

Steven Anderson Karla Black David Campbell Marion Coutts Raydale Dower Jill Foote-Hutton Su Grierson Caishlan Herd Ian Kaye Roy Lichtenstein Colin Martin Nathaniel Mellors Jason Nelson Victor Pasmore Graeme Ramsay Frances Ryan David Shrigley Helen Stringfellow Andy Wake Martin Wohrl

Lindsay Anderson Maria Bleda Fiona Campbell Mal Cowtan David Downie Sarah Forrest John Grierson Patrick Heron Bronagh Keegan Kalin Lindena Louise Martin Alan Michael Ben Nicholson Andrew PatersonSusanne

RamsenthalerHana Sakuma Sick Happy Idle

Ulrich Strothjohann

Caroline Walker Catherine Woodley

Tabetha AndrewsMiranda

BlennerhassettPeter Campus Andrew Cranston Bea Drysdale Luke Fowler Stuart Gurden Petra Herzog Andy Kennedy Christopher Logue Carolyn Mason Robin Miller Janie Nicol Mark Pawson Anna Ray Alejandra Salinas Laura Simpson

Edward Summerton

Ro Walker Wounded Knee

Art & Language Simon Bloor Julianna Capes Tommy Crooks Malcy Duff Susan French Karen Guthrie David Hockney Sean Kerr Paul Logue Roddy Mathieson Alison Mitchell Lauren Nicoll Nigel Peake Mary Redmond Susana Salinas Lucy Skaer Joanne Tatham Zoe Walker Gregor Wright

Charles Avery Tom Bloor Nicola Carberry Jenny Crowe Fergus Dunnet Alex Frost Vicky Hale Jenny Hogarth Idris Khan Karen Loughridge Sarah Mathieson Marcus Mitchell Val Norris Frederik Pedersen Andrew Reid Ian Sandilands Helen Smith Lee Taylor Ally Wallace Annabel Wright

Cheryl Bailey Nicola Boag Paul Carter Blair Cunningham Mark Durden Jennifer Fyfe Emma Hamilton Dan Holdsworth Paul Kier Cecilia Lundqvist Rita McBride Robb Mitchell Nuts and Seeds Liz Penman Kevin Reid Giorgio Sandotti Smith & Stewart The Fruitbasket

Collective Mark Wallace Victoria Wyrzye

Marc Baines Gary Bolam Patrick Caulfield Alan Currall Paul Eames Duncan Gainley Richard HamiltonSteve

zollingsworthAnne-Louise Kieran Fiona Macalister Billy McCall Stephen Molyneux Brian O’Connell People Like Us Karen Reynolds Peter Saville Tom Snape The Lonely Piper Andy Warhol Clare Yarrington

Emma Balkind Corinne Botz Sarah Cave Gordon Dalton Laura Edbrook David Galletly Rory Hamilton Julian House Julian Kildear Robin Macdonald Lesley McDermott Henry Moore Lee O’Connor Tommy PermanKatherine Rhodes

FieldsInes Schaber Adam Soulsby Hilary Thistleton Alan Watson Christopher Yeats

Lisa Barlow Mark Boulos Veronique Chance Alan Davie Karl Erickson Alexander Gardner Ian Hamilton Finlay Dave Hunt Cathy King Lorna Macintyre Isabel McGeachy Victoria Morton Patrick O’Growney Mick Peter Bridget Riley Kenny Schachter Michelle Souter Graeme Todd Fraser Watson Justine Young

Craig Barrowman Sarah BramleyMike Chavez-

DawsonKate Davis Chris Evans Alastair Gentry Diana Hand John Hunter King Mob Andrew Mackenzie Peter McGoldrick Janey Muir Tom O’Sullivan Stuart Petri Marna Rinder Silke Schatz Speedwell Hayley Tompkins Kathy Watts Michael Young

Jordan Basemen Louise Briggs Stewart Chisholm Jeremy Deller Imogen Evans Lotte Gertz Lys Hansen Kevin Hutcheson Oskar KokoshkaAnna

MacLauchlanLeigh McGregor Caroline Muirhead Callum Ollason Owen Piper Ben Rivers Barry Scott Aileen Stackhouse Sue Tompkins Catherine Whippey Simon Yull

John Beagles Mariola Brillowska Rabiya Choudhry Moyra Derby Lynsey Ewan GFM Productions Emily Harding Ilona Ikonen Felix Kubin Lyndsey MacLeod Stuart Mcgregor Craig Mulholland Yoko Ono Olivia Plender Mitch Robertson Emma Scott-Smith Kirsty Stansfield Jane Topping Who’s Who Rene Zeh

Angela Beardsley Neil BromwichSemonara

ChowdhuryLesley Anne Derks Ruth Ewan Lucy Gibson Dana Hargrove Elin Isaksson Sarah Laing

Shirley Ann MacMillan

Mandy McIntosh Ellen Munro Optimo Alex Pollard Pablo Robertson Semi Conductor Clare Stephenson Sarah Tripp Kenneth Whyte

Emily Beckman Matthew Brown Rob ChurmStephanie Diamond

Katie ExleyBelinda Gilbert

Scott Isan & Carl Harris Fiona Jardine Jean-Pierre Lapeyre

Sophie Macpherson

Lucy McKenzie Jim Murphy Robert Orchardson Charmian Pollock Graeme Roger Cathy Sexton Douglas Stewart Geoff Uglow Michael Wilkinson

Tracy Begg Jenny Brownrigg Rupert Clamp Catriona Dickson Graham Fagen James Gillray Claude Heath Joanne Tatham &

Tom O’SullivanTorsten

LauschmannMichael Mallett Lesley McLaren Alisdair Murray Christopher Orr Nina Pope Jon Rogers Val Shatwell Katherine Stewart Donald Urquhart Bedwyr Williams

Dirk Bell Pavel Buchler Thomas A Clark Andrew Dodds Keith FarquharMargarita Gluzberg

Ronnie Heeps Leona Johnson Magnus Lawrie Ewan Manson Norman McLaren Andrew Murray Sally Osborn Cecilia Postiglioni Paul Rooney Ann Shaw Calum StirlingJan Van Den Dobblesteen

Gareth Williams

John Bellany Sarah Burnett Nathan Coley Maurice Doherty Ruth Fazakeley Alasdair Gray Colin Heggie Alan Johnston Donna Leishman Amy Marletta Karen McLeod Stephen Murray Otolith Margaret Priest Jose Maria Rosa Norman Shaw Paul Stone Karen Vaughan Anna Wilms

Officer, Kirsteen Macdonald. A huge thanks must go to her.

Equally, none of the gallery's achievements would have been possible without the dedication and commitment of a host of talented volunteers.

We would like to take this chance to thank them and you, our audience, for your support over the years.

Finally, it has been an honour for me to work with so many exceptional people and to be part of the wider UK network that nurtures the real talent we have in Scotland.

Emma Hamilton,Visual Arts Development Officer2009 - 2013

"The gallery was nothing fancy, but at its best it had a real energy – an energy that made Stirling a better, livelier and more rooted place for artists and audiences."

Moira Jeffrey, Scotland on Sunday, 17 March 2013.

INFORMATIONTolboothJail WyndStirlingFK8 1DE

Tolbooth is Stirling’s venue for live music and the arts and is the home for Stirling Council’s arts development team.

Box Office:01786 27 4000Book online:www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth

TICKETSConcessionsDiscounts are available to children (those under 16), students, people with disabilities, senior citizens, the unemployed and former and current members of the armed forces.

Proof will be required when purchasing or collecting tickets.

Book online www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth

By phone01786 27 4000open Tue - Sat: 10am - 6pm

In personTolbooth Box Office is open Tue - Sat: 10am - 30 minutes after a performance starts.

ConditionsTickets cannot be exchanged or refunded unless the event is cancelled.

We reserve tickets for a maximum of 3 days. No reservations will be taken within 3 days of an event.

Booking fees vary but you will be advised at the time of purchase.

ACCESSTolbooth is fully accessible and can accommodate a number of wheelchair users at each performance. Please mention at the time of booking if you require a wheelchair space.

The Tolbooth has an induction loop system, please ask at Box Office for more details.

If you need information on tape, large print or Braille, contact 0845 277 7000.

Stirling is centrally located within Scotland and within easy reach of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen.

Public TransportFor information contact traveline Scotland

0871 200 22 33

www.travelinescotland.com

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ParkingOn street parking is limited and metered until 5.30pm around Tolbooth. There are longer stay carparks in the city centre.

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The information in this guide was correct at the time of going to print. © Tolbooth, Stirling Council 2013

Fri 12 Apr James 8pm Rock/Pop p4

Sat 13 Apr Control: pre-club House and Techno 8pm House/Techno p5

Fri 19 Apr Mairearad Green & Anna Massie 8pm Trad p5

Sat 20 Apr James Grant 8pm Rock/Pop p6

Mon 22 Apr Jimeoin: What?! 8pm Comedy p6

Fri 26 Apr Paul Brady 8pm Folk/Trad p7

Sat 27 Apr The Twilight Sad + United Fruit doors 7pm Rock/Pop p7

Wed 1 May Jazz Singers' Open Mic Night 8pm Jazz p8

Fri 3 May An evening with... 8pm Folk p8

Sat 4 May Ricky Ross 7.30pm Rock/Pop p9

Fri 10 May Chris Stout & Catriona McKay 8pm Trad p9

Sat 11 May Control: pre-club House and Techno 8pm House/Techno p5

Thu 16 May John Cooper Clarke 8pm Spoken Word p10

Sat 18 May Roddy Woomble 8pm Folk p11

Fri 24 May reLOADED Sarah Montieth + Hotel India doors 7pm Rock/Pop p12

Sat 25 May Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole 8pm World p13

Fri 31 May State of the Union 8pm Americana p14

Sat 1 Jun Control: pre-club House and Techno 8pm House/Techno p5

Fri 7 Jun reLOADED Little Kicks + No More Idols doors 7pm Rock/Pop p12

Sat 8 Jun Duo Argondizza 2.30pm Classical p15

Fri 14 Jun Mr McFall's Chamber Baltic Passion 8pm Classical p16

Sat 22 Jun Rachel Sermanni... 8pm Folk/Pop p17

Thu 27 Jun Lau 8pm Trad p17

01786 27 4000 www.stirling.gov.uk/tolbooth

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