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Dopey Monkey – Ballads and Airs

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An evening exploring traditional music at Kinloss Church Hall

Join Dopey Monkey (Danielle Price and Martin Lee Thomson) in an evening exploring traditional music from their home, the North East of Scotland. Taking inspiration from historic text, photography, archived sounds and song, they will share with you an eclectic mix of Scottish traditional, re-imagined and new tunes! Slàinte Mhath!

Concert Info

Doors: 7pm
Concert start: 7.30pm
Refreshments: BYOB 

Ticket price: £10 full price | £8 concession | £5 U26s | complimentary places for carers to those requiring assistance

Email info@findhornbayarts.com for access assistance, accessible parking or any other queries relating to the event.

About Dopey Monkey

Dopey Monkey began in 2015 with Danielle Price and Martin Lee Thomson exploring all things tuba and euphonium in an informal concert for friends.

Known for their varied creative output, they draw upon their experiences in jazz, folk, classical and experimental music to create new projects and musical works. They are passionate about showcasing their instruments in different contexts as well as using them as a medium to investigate cross arts projects. They really enjoy collaborative projects where they can explore and share stories alongside other artists and communities.

As individual arts practitioners, Danielle and Martin have established careers involving performance, composition, artistic residencies, teaching/education and arts management. 

Together as a duo they have been invited guest artists at Sergio Carolino’s Gravissimo Festival 2018 as well as the prestigious International Tuba and Euphonium Conference in Iowa, 2019, virtual ITEC 2021 and YABAI FEST hosted by Japan’s FU-CHING-GUIDO in 2021.  

They were Dandelion Scotland 2022 Musicians in Residence for Findhorn Bay Arts Unexpected Gardens in Forres and look forward to beginning 2023 as chamber music participants of the Britten Pears Young Artist Programme alongside percussionist Adrian Ortman.  

Event Partner

Findhorn Bay Arts Equal Opportunities Monitoring

Findhorn Bay Arts is committed to meeting the aims and commitments set out in its equal opportunities policy. In order to meet those aims and commitments, we would like to invite our audiences to complete our equal opportunities monitoring form. 

Please click here to open the form in a new tab and complete after making your booking. All information entered into this form is treated with confidentiality and will only ever be reported in summary form.

Venue Accessibility Info

Wheel chair access is via the back door of the hall. The carpark has several spaces near the backdoor which are for those requiring assistance and the accessible toilet is also at the backdoor. In addition there is an installed loop system for the aurally impaired and the entrance, hall, front meeting rooms and the fire exits are all on one level.