Musicathon
The ELFM Musicathon 2010 has been and gone! 
24 hours of music: all live, all local, non-stop… from 3pm on Saturday 1st through to 3pm on Sunday 2nd May 2010. This year the Musicathon was an official Live@Leeds fringe event.
Over 300 performers played, sang and acted over the 24 hours whilst a whole bunch of writers “chimed” the hours in with poetry and prose.
You can to listen again to all 24 hours of Musicathon 2010 right here on the ELFM website (and even watch the live video stream) and, if you still haven’t had enough, then you can still listen to the whole of Musicathon 2009 …
Thank you for all the donations we received during the musicathon … but you can still help ELFM save the Chapel and promote community arts making a difference in East Leeds.
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8pm: George and the Sea
5th April 2009
Leeds folksters Maggie 8 took the musicathon by the horns and decided to create a whole new piece of work specially for the Chapel. The work they put into it speaks for itself …
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Latest: Musicathon 2009 « ELFM - ages ago 30th April 2010, 8:35am
[...] Escape from the Disco Dungeon 5pm Moor Music 6pm Celtic Leeds 7pm Peace and Love, Man 8pm George and the Sea 9pm The Olive Branch 10pm Soundmill Selection Box 11pm The Witching Hour 12am Guitar Heroes 1am [...]
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Fantastic! Really enjoyed this captivating tale. The music was magical and the changes in styles impressive. All this was enhanced by the compelling and fantastically descriptive spoken interludes. I was totally drawn in.