‘As Far as the Eye can Sing’ with Frankie Armstrong – Saturday 12th December 5pm till 6.30pm – London
Posted on December 2, 2009
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Celebrating the re-launch of her autobiography, folk musician and voice teacher Frankie Armstrong reminisces about forty years in the folk, women’s and peace movements, with anecdotes and songs.
Frankie Armstrong is a singer with over 40 years in the folk, women’s and peace movement. From the early days of the Vietnam War, to the recent concert for Musicians Against Nuclear Arms, she has sung to raise spirits and awareness.
Housmans are delighted to welcome Frankie for an evening of reminiscence and music in celebration of the re-launch of her autobiography ‘As Far as The Eye Can Sing’.
Housmans, 5 Caledonian Road, King’s Cross, London N1 9DX
Full listings information can be found at http://www.housmans.com/events.php
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