Mixter Maxter 28a is being held at Eddleston Village Hall near Peebles on Saturday 29th March, and Burntisland, Fife on Saturday 5th April. The theme for the workshop is "The Radical War" to commemorate the workers' uprising in April 1820. The music is available to download now (see the music page), along with MP3s. If you need the music in any other format, let me know.

Booking

The Eddleston workshop is now

1. Adelheid Cooney flute
2. Alison Shannon whistle
3. Allan Sturrock mandolin
4. Brigid Daniel whistle
5. Catherine Gifford whistle
6. Cathy Davidson fiddle
7. Carole Ross hammer dulcimer
8. Christine Proudfoot harmonica
9. Colin MacLean guitar
10. Dave Owen guitar
11. David Williamson whistle
12. Derek Mullins bouzouki
13. Derek Shannon mandolin
14. Diane Mullins flute
15. Doreen McBarnet whistle
16. Elaine Armstrong fiddle
17. George Davidson mandolin
18. Glen Bramley whistle
19. Hellen MacPherson fiddle
20. Iris Howitt whistle
21. Jill Snowdon ukulele
22. Joe Alves smallpipes
23. Katrina Morrison whistle
24. Lesley Brown fiddle
25. Margaret Moir whistle
26. Margaret Potter fiddle
27. Marie Elaine Maguire flute
28. Myles Lobjoie harmonica
29. Richard Proudfoot guitar
30. Roger Browne mandolin
31. Sue Dewar ukulele
32. Sue Owen fiddle
33. Tom Benton mandolin
34. Tom Fernie mandolin
35. Tom Ogston mandolin
36. Vicky Pearson whistle

If you wish to pay the balance of the workshop, please visit the payment page.

Catering

Tea and coffee will be available during morning and afternoon breaks. For lunch, you should bring a packed lunch which you may eat in the hall, or travel into Peebles for cafes etc.

You might like to bring: • your music; • a music stand; • a pencil.

If you need help with any of these things, (let me know).