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![]() Here is a selection of "open to the public" gigs (as opposed to private functions) which you would be very welcome to come to. Alexander/Robinson guitar duo gigs...Click here for information about gigs with the Alexander/Robinson guitar duo. If you want to contact the Alexander/Robinson guitar duo then Click here Other open-to-the-public gigs...May 2008Saturday 10th May, 8pm - 11pm, duo with Melissa James (vocals).
Wednesday 14th May, 8pm, "For the Love of Chocolate", see below.
Monday 19th May, 8pm, "For the Love of Chocolate", see below.
Wednesday 21st May, 8pm, "For the Love of Chocolate", see below.
June 2008Sunday 8th June, 8pm, "For the Love of Chocolate", see below.
Tues 10th June, 8pm, "For the Love of Chocolate", see below.
For the Love of ChocolateIn May & June I'll be playing the music for some performances of the acclaimed show "For the Love of Chocolate" starring Amanda Waring. "West End star Amanda Waring (Best Actress nominee 2006) returns with her dazzling, hilarious, sexy, gooey show celebrating the power of chocolate. 'Unforgettable, glorious!' - The Times"
The Brighton performances are part of the Brighton Festival Fringe. They take place at The Hanbury Club, 83 St George's Road, Brighton, BN2 1EF
The Petworth performances are part of the Petworth Festival. They take place at Leconfield Hall, Market Square, Petworth, West Sussex GU28 0AH
Travelling MusicThe show "For the Love of Chocolate" may or may not appear above, depending on whether there are any performances in the near future. We use some background music before the show starts which I wrote and recorded specially for the show, in fact it's an extended version of a tune used also during the show itself. Sometimes people ask what it is and whether they can buy it somewhere - honest, they really do! So I decided to make it available here - you can download the mp3 for nothing. Click to download: Travelling Music - Written and performed by Andy Robinson, Copyright (C) 2003 Andy Robinson. It's called "Travelling Music" because that's what it's used for in the show, it's intended to have a Mexican flavour because that's where the Aztecs discovered chocolate, it's double-tracked nylon string guitar, it's a nine minute improvisation with no edits, it's about 5 MB big. ContactYou can contact me directly at andy@seventhstring.com |