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• Wednesday 16 December at St Peter's Church, Peebles, 7.30pm
• Tuesday 15 December at the Georgian House, Charlotte Square - a private concert for members of the National Trust for Scotland
• Sunday 13 December at 6pm: St Giles Cathedral - offering another varied and original programme of Christmas music to an audience of well over 300.
• Saturday 12 December at Priestfield Parish Church
• Saturday 14 November: for the opening of the Christmas exhibition at Out of the Nomad's Tent, 21 St Leonards Lane
• Julia's wedding, in Helensburgh.
• An evening concert in the Peebles Festival on Sunday 30 August, in St Peter's Church.
• Saturday 29 August - the Edinburgh Mela at Meadowbank Stadium: a half-hour set at 4pm.
• Wednesday 26 August: singing a few numbers in BBC Radio Scotland's live broadcast of Mr Anderson's Fine Tunes from the Festival Theatre.
• Edinburgh Festival Fringe: at St Mark's Unitarian Church (venue 125, not far from the Castle), on 25 and 26 August at 8pm - two lively concerts featuring festive music from the Middle East, Africa and India and other songs from Scotland and far-flung parts of Europe.
• Saturday 4 July: We travelled to Whithorn in south-west Scotland to perform at the tiny Swallow Theatre - deep in the most beautiful countryside, converted from a cow byre, powered by solar panels and wind generators, packed with a very appreciative audience.
  
  We loved it. The Swallow Theatre brings in all kinds of interesting performances, and if you are ever in those parts you should try to get there.
  We also stayed on (some of us pitched tents in the field next to the theatre) to sing the next day in church at Mochrum, and to visit St Ninian's cave.
• Wednesday 24 June: back again in the astonishing architecture, ethereal acoustics and wonderful atmosphere of Rosslyn Chapel, with a new programme of religious music and secular pieces from Scotland and France.
• On Sunday 21 June, as part of hugely enjoyable Fête de la Musique at the Institut Français d'Ecosse in Edinburgh: an evening performance from our repertoire of French and Scottish songs. Excerpt included in BBC Radio Scotland's coverage of the event.
• Saturday 6 June, for the Annual General Meeting of the Franco-Scottish Society (at Battleby in Perthshire) - a digestif of French and Scottish songs to round off the luncheon.
• Saturday 30 May, presenting a set of songs from around the world at the "Mela in May" - an outdoor multicultural arts festival. The event was closer to "the Mela in the Monsoon" as the Edinburgh weather turned cold and rainy for the weekend - but everybody had a good time anyway.
• Saturday 23 May, presenting five of our pieces in the Edinburgh PERFORM competition at the St Bernard's Centre (Saxe Coburg Street, Edinburgh), and winning three prizes!
• Friday 22 May, at a private function where Rudsambee and the Edinburgh Royal Choral Union hosted two visiting choirs from Norway, Straumsnes Songlag and Abildsø Bygdekor.
• Wednesday 20 April: at the Edinburgh Folk Club, as one of the introductory acts for the Bushbury Mountain Daredevils, an excellent Birmingham-based group.
• Sunday 5 April: at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery - a forty-minute programme of songs from Europe about love and death, spring and winter, praise and passion.