5 February 2010, 8pm
Craigie Inn, near Kilmarnock

Dave Dewar was the first Scottish folk club organiser to book a Chinese music group back in 2005 for his Monkton club. Now, on Friday night (Feb 5th), he has invited back the Harmony Ensemble to play for his club in the Craigie Folk Club at the Craigie Inn in Craigie village near Kilmarnock. They feature Chinese zither (Zheng), bamboo flute (Dizi), fiddle, moon guitar (Zhongruan), percussion and the singing and martial arts of Liu Fong.  Fong will include a Scots song "The Banks and Braes O' Bonnie Doon" as a tribute to the current 'Save the Doon' campaign.

Sunday 25th October 2009, 2pm & 3pm
The Burrell Courtyard, The Burrell Collection
Pollok Country Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Rd, Glasgow G43 1AT

Black History Month has been celebrated every October in Glasgow since 2001. It is a month of celebration and reflection which brings together people of all cultures and ethnicities for a range of vibrant and diverse events.

 Harmony Ensemble is delighted to be part of this celebration and will be presenting a selection of Chinese instrumental music and songs.

Tickets:

Free event

Glasgow has been named City of Music by the United Nations cultural body, UNESCO. This important award acknowledges Glasgow's rich and varied musical heritage, its vibrancy and its role as a world player in music.

Saturday 12 September 2009 sees Glasgow celebrating this title " Glasgow City of Music" with some spectacular events, from Glasgow's Big Bash to Proms in the Park, this will be an unforgettable day of contemporary, classical, Celtic and folk music. 

Harmony Ensemble will be performing live at

• 10.30am - 11.15am St. Enoch's Station
• 12.00pm - 12.30pm Royal Concert Hall for a special live broadcast with Celtic Music Radio
  You can hear it on 1530kHz AM/MW in the greater Glasgow area, or on their website, www.celticmusicradio.net
  
• 2.15pm - 3.00pm Partick Station