The Northern Virginia Branch of the RSCDS
invites you to

The End of Winter Ball

Saturday, March 3, 2007
7:30 p.m.

with music by
The Music Makars

Trinity Presbyterian Church
5533 16th Street North, Arlington, VA

Program

Wee Willie's Jig	32J2, Let's All Dance Too	Blue Bonnets	32J2, RSCDS Bk. 3
The Music Makars	32R3, RSCDS Bk. 33	Fair Donald	32S3, RSCDS Bk. 29
It's About Time	32S3, Brunken Leaflet	Angus MacKinnon's Hornpipe	32H3, Lothian Coll.
Shiftin' Bobbins	32R3, Ormskirk	The Piper	32J3, 18th Cent. Bk.
The Bees of Maggieknockater	32J4, Canadian Book	Neidpath Castle	32S3 set, RSCDS Bk. 22
Saint John River	32S4, New Brunswick Coll.	The Wind that Shakes the Barley	32R3, 8 SCD (Duthie)
The Highlandman Kissed His Mother	32R3, MMM 1

Admission charge: $20

Contributions to the tea table gratefully accepted.

For more information, call 703-548-8031

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The Music Makars are musicians dedicated to the performance of Scottish dance music. Inspired by the traditional fiddle and accordion dance bands of Scotland, the Makars have built a world-wide reputation in Scottish dance circles for bringing their own arrangements to this evocative and transformative music. Their first of four compact discs was released in 1995.

The Northern Virginia dance will feature four of the five Music Makars, including Etienne Ozorak on piano accordion, Fred Mamula on violin, Elizabeth Weiss Ozorak on piano, and Nicholas Ozorak on bass. The group is blazing a unique sound, drawing strongly on their experience of dancing to the legendary Stan Hamilton Band in the mid 1970s and Etienne’s tenure with the Toronto-based Scottish Accent.