Jez Lowe songwriting workshop, Lewes Saturday Folk Club
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Lewes Saturday Folk Club Workshop No 331
JEZ LOWE SONGWRITING WORKSHOP
Saturday 18 July 2026 10.45 - 16.15
Places £45 (£22 for two under 25-year olds)
Email valmaigoodyear[at]aol[dot]com to reserve places, bring the right money in cash on the day
Elephant & Castle White Hill Lewes BN7 2DJ www.lewessaturdayfolkclub.org/
Jez Lowe is one of England’s finest singer-songwriters, producing powerful, moving & often humorous songs using the traditional styles of his North-East home about working people, especially miners, shipbuilders and deep-sea fishermen (Back in Durham Gaol, Old Bones, The Bonny Barque the Bergen, These Coal Town Days, High Part of the Town). They have been recorded by Fairport Convention, the Tannahill Weavers, the Unthanks & the Young’uns. He currently works with his band The Bad Pennies, with Bob Fox, Billy Mitchell & Benny Graham in The Pitmen Poets, and contributed to the recent BBC Radio Ballads series. Jez plays guitar, harmonica & cittern.
The workshop will cover an approach to writing ‘modern’ songs using the techniques & sensibilities often found in traditional folk songs & narrative ballads, both lyrically & musically. People who don’t read music or play an instrument are welcome.
JEZ PERFORMS AT LEWES SATURDAY FOLK CLUB IN THE EVENING (£15). Email valmaigoodyear[at]aol[dot]com to book, bring the right money in cash on the night. Doors open 7:00, music starts at 7:30.
Timetable
10.45 Registration & coffee; please order lunch at the bar (refreshments not included)
11.00 Jez leads a discussion about the approach to songwriting employed by himself & other attendees.
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Head-to-head individual discussions with Jez.
15.00 Tea/coffee break
15.15 Show and Tell – an opportunity to show our wares.
16.15 Finish
N.B. Booking is recommended as numbers are limited. Some music will be sent in advance, & maps & accommodation lists on request.
Assistance dogs only, please.
JEZ LOWE SONGWRITING WORKSHOP
Saturday 18 July 2026 10.45 - 16.15
Places £45 (£22 for two under 25-year olds)
Email valmaigoodyear[at]aol[dot]com to reserve places, bring the right money in cash on the day
Elephant & Castle White Hill Lewes BN7 2DJ www.lewessaturdayfolkclub.org/
Jez Lowe is one of England’s finest singer-songwriters, producing powerful, moving & often humorous songs using the traditional styles of his North-East home about working people, especially miners, shipbuilders and deep-sea fishermen (Back in Durham Gaol, Old Bones, The Bonny Barque the Bergen, These Coal Town Days, High Part of the Town). They have been recorded by Fairport Convention, the Tannahill Weavers, the Unthanks & the Young’uns. He currently works with his band The Bad Pennies, with Bob Fox, Billy Mitchell & Benny Graham in The Pitmen Poets, and contributed to the recent BBC Radio Ballads series. Jez plays guitar, harmonica & cittern.
The workshop will cover an approach to writing ‘modern’ songs using the techniques & sensibilities often found in traditional folk songs & narrative ballads, both lyrically & musically. People who don’t read music or play an instrument are welcome.
JEZ PERFORMS AT LEWES SATURDAY FOLK CLUB IN THE EVENING (£15). Email valmaigoodyear[at]aol[dot]com to book, bring the right money in cash on the night. Doors open 7:00, music starts at 7:30.
Timetable
10.45 Registration & coffee; please order lunch at the bar (refreshments not included)
11.00 Jez leads a discussion about the approach to songwriting employed by himself & other attendees.
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Head-to-head individual discussions with Jez.
15.00 Tea/coffee break
15.15 Show and Tell – an opportunity to show our wares.
16.15 Finish
N.B. Booking is recommended as numbers are limited. Some music will be sent in advance, & maps & accommodation lists on request.
Assistance dogs only, please.
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