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Weʼve raised £348 to take a group of musicians from London to play for and with refugees in Calais and Dunkirk refugee camps, and donate instruments to refugees.
- London, United Kingdom
- Funded on Saturday, 26th March 2016
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Caroline Kraabel, John Edwards, Oren Marshall, Cath Roberts, Sue Lynch, Shabaka Hutchings, Beibei Wang and a group of London's finest acoustic musicians from the world of jazz and improvisation are planning to travel for two days to La Jungle in Calais and Grand Synthe in Dunkirk to perform for and with the people living there, and bring them donations of musical instruments. Our contacts in the groups that support the refugees tell us that this would be a useful and welcome intervention.
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15
Julie
Mar 22, 2016
Sorry, I missed your Cafe Oto gig, Julie
£15.00
Anonymous
Mar 21, 2016
Sorry I missed the Cafe Oto gig and wish you all the very best with this heartful project
£50.00
Anonymous
Mar 16, 2016
So sorry I missed the gig,Angharad
£20.00
Anonymous
Mar 13, 2016
Sorry I missed the gigNoel
£10.00
Anonymous
Mar 13, 2016
Sorry I didn't make last nights' gig. A great cause. Good luck.
£10.00
Aleks Platou
Mar 12, 2016
£20.00
Anonymous
Mar 12, 2016
£3.00
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Caroline Kraabel
London, United Kingdom
Caroline Kraabel is an improvising saxophonist living in London. She also helps with translation for organisatons that work with refugees in Calais and Dunkirk.