Hailing from Hamilton, Hayesland, a band comprised of Carson Richey-Thorpe (left) and Piper Hayes, played a few original tunes during the third Sunday Showcase of 2017 at the Southampton Town Hall April 30.
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Performers hailing from Brampton and Hamilton travelled to Southampton to take the stage at the Southampton Town Hall along with local talent during the Sunday Showcase April 30.
Presented by the Bruce County Playhouse, the third and final Showcase of the season featured sweet treats, tea from Loose Leaves Tea and coffee provided by McDonald’s. From a french recitation to folk music to a piano solo featuring the music of Johannes Brahms, there was no shortage of talent.
Pianist Adrian Little, a recent Wilfred Laurier Graduate with a degree in music, performed a Johannes Brahms tune and accompanied David Udall during his performance.
Christine John performed a cover of “Roses and Violets” by Alexander Jean during the April 30 Sunday Showcase at the Southampton Town Hall.
Ed Vandendool from Brampton performed at the April 30 Sunday Showcase, presented by the Bruce County Playhouse.
Melodies and Memories took to the stage during the April 30 Sunday Showcase. The group performs music from the golden age at retirement homes across Saugeen Shores.
Dylan McMullin and Lauren Julez of Our Shotgun Wedding gave a spirited performance of original and Canadian tunes during the Sunday Showcase April 30.
