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Review of Tide Lines Unplugged

Very large crowd kept outside till 6:50pm, concert beginning at 7.00 pm. Lot of children ready to perform frozen cold and wanting to go to toilet. Only one toilet. No one checking tickets at disabled entrance. Cars blocking way to disabled entrance. VERY loud music coming from inside and crowd told they were kept out because groups were tuning. Not with that music blaring! Good performances all round, although very little of real meaning of Christmas. Very enjoyable , non- alcoholic wine , mince pies and shortbread at break. Lovely people serving ,and in the audience. A lot of hard work behind that evening. Very commendable. Large sum raised for hospice. Shouldnât criticise at all but no need for such blaring music at start and during interval and doors should have been open earlier on such a cold night. 

Review of A Magical Night of Christmas Songs and Carols 

We had a wonderful evening. Only criticism I have is that the music was too loud. We could hardly hear the performers. 

Sadly, the occasion was spoiled by the PA system which was generally too loud, particularly the bass which was positively painful.

Cathedral was amazing, some music was good   dancers weren't my cup of tea.  Looked like they were put there last minute.  At 11.25 was abit expensive but for the charity  understandable I guess  atomsphere was very robotic. 

Excellent night of music but difficult for sound quality but organised ver efficiently r

Great night with great singers, the kids were fab especially signing whilst singing. 

Unfortunately I couldn't go as was very unwell. Gutted I couldn't make it! 

Such a good cause, amazing efforts and atmosphere
 Can't wait for next year

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Inverness Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew, is a cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church situated in the city of Inverness in Scotland close to the banks of the River Ness. It is the seat of the Bishop of Moray, Ross and Caithness, ordinary of the Diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness.

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