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Top flamenco guitarist at Craignish Village hall

Craignish Village Hall is only a few months into its 2017/18 arts programme but is already proving to be one of Argyll’s top creative venues.

Following recent packed-out concerts, the music continues at Ardfern on Tuesday August 1 when flamenco jazz-fusion guitarist Eduardo Niebla makes a special appearance at Craignish on his UK tour.

In a career spanning four decades, Eduardo has collaborated with musicians across the globe including the late Lol Coxhill and pop musicians George Michael and Craig David.

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