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Press Release – 5th November 2019

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The Tim Kliphuis Trio play a date on their UK Scottish tour at the Acorn Centre on Friday November 22nd for Inverurie Music. Tim Kliphuis is well known for his Stephane Grappelli style and gypsy violin playing but his trio is a lot more than a Hot Club de France tribute band. He studied with the European Sinti gypsies and  recorded and toured with gypsy guitar legends Fapy Lafertin, The Rosenberg Trio and Angelo Debarre. He has performed for the Dutch King at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, for Celtic Connections Glasgow, at the Django Reinhardt Festival in Samois-sur-Seine and has engaged in orchestral classical crossover music, reinterpreting Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Kliphuis is an in-demand educator at festivals, competitions and conservatoires. He wrote the best-selling book “Gypsy Jazz Violin” and teaches improvisation at the Amsterdam Conservatoire, at his own Academy for Improvising Strings, and the gypsy jazz summer school Grappelli-Django Camp. His set at the East Neuk Festival this year was a big hit with the audience. There is always an element of creative uncertainty at his concerts which are relaxed, enjoyable, and full of great music making. Inverurie Music is expecting a big audience with tickets at £10 ( £1.00 for children and students) available online at Eventbrite, in advance at the Acorn Centre, and on the door. Concert at 8pm Doors at 7.30pm. 

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