Tullis Russell help promote Mental Health Awareness in Fife
Tullis Russell showcase three bands to help promote Mental Health Awareness in Fife
Woodside Community Centre is the venue for a concert which is part of the Fife contribution to the National Mental Health Arts & Film Festival. This the second year that Fife has been involved in this national showcase of talent and on the 20th Oct at 7.00pm members of the public get the opportunity to listen to a unique concert.
Featuring all three Tullis Russell Bands
Featuring all three bands from the Tullis Russell organisation, this musical journey will showcase music written by Scotland-based writers and arrangers, music which describes Scotland and music which is loved by Scots.
Anyone who has ever wiped away tears after hearing a song of grief or longing, or been boosted from listening to their favourite song, will know how powerful simple notes and chords can be. People with experience of mental ill-health often have a special relationship with music. As an instinctive, universal experience that can express the heights and depths of our feelings, music can be a comfort and a very real helpmate.
A musical journey across Scotland
Join all three Tullis Russell Bands in a night of music making that will boost everyone's sense of well-being. This musical journey will showcase music written by Scottish-based writers and arrangers, music which describes Scotland and music which is loved by Scots.
Tickets are £ 5.00 and £ 3.00 and can be bought on the night or by booking on 07867538699 or 07533853777
