A free, light-hearted, folky, acoustic concert/cabaret . . .
Loosely Woven is a community based group of people who put together and perform two to three shows each year. Loosely Woven is the main reason Gial and I bought the former Allambie Heights Uniting Church and established Humph Hall in the first place.
Memory is the first 'brand new' for 2025 following our amazing 30th Anniversary concert 'Unwound' earlier this year. Due to time constraints there will be only 7 public performances with only one here at Humph Hall. See the Loosely Woven web site for details of the other performances.
The concert will feature 18 instrumentalists and singers.
- Baker Street (Gerry Rafferty)
- Coward of the County (Kenny Rogers)
- Yes they call me Mimi (Puccini)
- Pearly Shells
- First time ever I saw your face (Roberta Flack)
- Great balls of fire (Jerry Lee Lewis)
- Memory & Macavity (from the musical 'Cats')
- Make you feel my love (Bob Dylan)
- Chiquitita (ABBA)
- Time (Tom Waits)
- Pearly Shells
- Runaway (The Corrs)
- They call me Mimi (Puccini's La Boheme)
"I LOVE being moved by the beautiful and varied song choices, stunning arrangements, the message of the songs and the emotional connection to the songs."
" . . . this fascinating and fun-filled group provided an excellent afternoon of entertainment!"
"Once again a great performance. I have seen performances by choirs this year and they are not a patch on your concert . . . the quality of the performance was exceptional this year. I have never met anyone who did not leave one of your concerts without their spirits greatly uplifted."
"Loosely Woven is unique. An amoebic mass of performing musicians, singers and dancers who range from absolute beginners to the classically trained and even boasting a music professor. The group, ranging in age from 20 to 70, ebbs and flows with a constant influx of newcomers, frequent recidivists and a small core of foundation members."
"Loosely Woven groupies never know what the next concert will bring, and that's the way we like it! Keep your eyes peeled for the next one and make a big effort to attend – you won't regret it!"
