On Sunday 24 November, thrill to the sound of brass in the fine acoustics of this wonderful church, with music ranging from Gabrieli and Handel to Peter Warlock and George Gershwin.

Wallscourt Brass features Ailsa Bailey and Stephen Bodiley on trumpets, Dave Gee on horn, Alice Bodiley on trombone, Philip Chidgey on tuba, plus John Bodily on organ.

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The church is open all day. Teas are served from 3.00 pm and the concert starts at 3.30 pm

As usual, the concert is free to attend.

Around 100 people enjoyed a journey in song with Jayne Freeman and Adam Piggott (Wildwood Jack) this Sunday afternoon. They presented a varied programme ranging from the familiar with an exquisite rendition of Elenor Rigby to the more exotic where guitar and ukulele were accompanied by a drone from the Indian Shruti box. There were many expressions of appreciation from the audience.

Everyone goes wild about Wildwood Jack –

“Quality songwriting, engaging, uplifting and filled with memorable melodies.” R2 Magazine

“This is an accomplished duo. Not only is the musicianship excellent, the vocal delivery is spot on.” Frank Hennessy, BBC Radio Wales

The concert is on Sunday 27 October 2019, 3.30 pm in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP. Don’t forget that the clocks go back!

Wildwood Jack is a unique acoustic guitar and ukulele folk duo from Kent. With outstanding musicianship Jayne Freeman and Adam Piggott take their audiences on a musical journey filled with songs inspired by their ‘on the road’ adventures.

This will be the third time they have performed at Music on the Levels.

Admission to the concerts is free thanks to a grant from Westonzoyland Parish Council and the generous donations from members of the audiences.

Teas are available at a modest charge to enjoy before and during the concert and are served from around 3.00 pm.

The church is open all day and features an interactive exhibition about the Monmouth Rebellion and the Battle of Sedgemoor, 1685.

There is no need to book; just turn up at the Church in time to be seated by 3.30 pm.

A was a lovely afternoon with relaxed ‘vibe’ from the audience. ‘So good to hear music from South America again too,’ was a comment from one person.

Over 100 people packed into the church to listen, and swing to,  a wide-ranging programme of Tango music from Argentina (including the wistful Song d’automn, used for the Jeeves and Wooster TV series) and gypsy-inspired numbers from Europe  (à la Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt).

Pictures show Sebastian, Ben and James performing and then relaxing after the show.

Wildwood Jack comes back for a third time on Sunday 27 October 2019, 3.30 pm in St Mary’s Church, Main Road, Westonzoyland, TA7 0EP

Wildwood Jack is a unique acoustic guitar and ukulele folk duo from Kent. With outstanding musicianship Jayne Freeman and Adam Piggott take their audiences on a musical journey filled with songs inspired by their ‘on the road’ adventures.

The church is open all day. Teas are served from 3.00 pm.