Winter Warmer 2025 – 7-9 February (London, based around St Andrew’s Church, Thornhill Square, N1 1BQ). On 8-Feb, it’s going to include a Tour of Smithfield and St Bartholomew’s the Great* which is a very beautiful medieval church, 5:30pm Morris & Taborers at the Hammerton Brewery, and 7pm a talk by Mike Heaney “Where does Morris Dancing come from?” (with a late medieval focus) at St Andrew’s Church. We also expect to play La Duchess (Gresley), a bodhran style taboring workshop from Bob (Bird) and a 15th century dance workshop including Danse de Cleves from Barbara, see Bill’s v1D outline programme.
IPATF 2025 – 19-21 September (historic Peterborough).
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Taboring for Taborers – Rhythms for Pipe and Tabor Players by Gillian Guest.
This booklet is aimed at taborers who are comfortable playing the two instruments together, and who may wish to explore further taboring rhythms.
Price includes postage and packing. Payment by PayPal preferred ( £3.95 in UK, ask for overseas postage costs, but only £2 if bought at a TTS event. )
Winter Warmer 2025 – 7-9 February (London, based around St Andrew’s Church, Thornhill Square, N1 1BQ). it’s going to include a Tour of Smithfield and St Bartholomew’s the Great* which is a very beautiful medieval church, and a talk by Mike Heaney “Where does Morris Dancing come from?” (with a late medieval focus). We expect a bodhran style taboring workshop from Bob (Bird) and a 15th century dance workshop including Danse de Cleves from Barbara. Bill’s V1A Outline Programme subject to change especially Sun pm.
IPATF 2025 – 19-21 September (historic Peterborough).
20th to 22nd Sep 2024 for the International Pipe and Tabor Festival with Spanish guest artist Juanma Sánchez main events, at the Folk in Gloucester ( a wonderful Tudor building).
A Pipe and Tabor Beginners’ Workshop slot can be pre-booked by contacting us, Gillian will concentrate on teaching people the basics of technique and then send them away with a selection of tunes suitable for learners so they can work on them afterwards.
Watch our pipeandtabor.org website as the draft programme evolves in a Taborers Team Super effort 🙂
Meanwhile, look out for news of Taborers Zoom Sessions – next is Sunday 13 Oct 2024 4pm -6pm UK time.
WINTER WARMER
9 to 11 Feb 2024 in York for a Winter Warmer:
York would be from the evening of Friday 9th February to early afternoon on Sunday 11th. After Friday evening on 15th Century Italian dance, the theme Saturday onwards is Shakespeare “First Folio Masquerade”. The Winter Warmer programme is here – [page][pdf].
Please let us know if you might be interested in meeting on the 9th in Beverley and seeing the iconography in the Abbey, I suggest a 2:15pm tour of the Abbey (which closes at 4pm,) and visit / play at the Minstrels’ Church beforehand (see the programme).
20th to 22nd Sep 2024 for the International Pipe and Tabor Festival with Spanish guest artist Juanma Sánchez, at the Folk in Gloucester ( a wonderful Tudor building).
A Pipe and Tabor Beginners’ Workshop slot can be pre-booked by contacting us, if you like you can choose Taborers Hunt the Squirrel, or something else from the Taborers Society Youtube.
Meanwhile, we have a Taborers Zoom Session on 10th March 4pm -6pm UK time. – more details here .
Have fun with the Taborers in historic Grantham 15th – 17th September 2023 as our International Pipe and Tabor Festival features a Symposium, Workshops, instruments, a Concert, and processing and performing with morris and early dance. (Above is a crazy clip from our little procession in Rotherhithe).
Have fun with the Taborers in historic York 17th-19th June as our International Pipe and Tabor Festival takes in a Symposium, Workshops, a Concert, and playing for the York Mystery Plays. The programme is exciting, do let us know if you are coming!
Have fun taboring in the historic centre of Guildford 29th & 30th April 2022, in our Guildford Gathering based around the Summerpole celebration first seen in Guildford in Tudor times.
