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Name: conrad ivitsky

E-mail:  conrad.molleson@virgin.net

Just to let you know that there will be a performance of a piece called 'Pretty Gritty' inspired by Martyn's life and death, on Thursday 15th Dec '05, between 6.30 - 8.30 at St Cecilias in the Cowgate, Edinburgh. It will feature Edinburgh University Composers' Orchestra.

Hope to see you there!

http://www.ed.ac.uk/maps/central-area/st-cecilias-hall/

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Name: Gwen

E-mail:  gwenpatricia@hotmail.com

There's hardly a day goes past when a memory of seeing Martyn perform doesn't pop into my head, likely because I saw him so many times!

I'll be at the Celtic Connections day to remember him and his fabulous talent and legacy...

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Name: RICKY ALLARDICE(ceilidhjunkie(

E-mail:  ceilidhjunkie@yahoo.co.uk

Been a fan of Martyn's music for a long time.
I was thinking about him last night while working in my studio on some dance tunes, God I wish i had a smidgen of his talent.

Looking forward to the january concerts.

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Name: Martin & Angie Luke

E-mail:  angie@amlphotography.com

It was really great meeting Martyn & Kirstin,
Martyn was a very deep and caring person and full of mishchief, his untimely death shocked and saddened us all but he is at peace now.

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Name: johnny cunningham

E-mail:  heresjohnnyc50@hotmail.com

Wish i could make it back to Scotland for Celtic Connections in January.
Great website, Great musician.
Scotland's loss.

Johnny,Wellington, NZ.

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Name: Admin

E-mail:  info@martynbennett.com

Apologies for the downtime which was due to a slight problem with the gallery area.

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Name: brenndiin

E-mail:  paxtonbt@gmail.com

Hey I'll leave my personal story later. I was just going to say that the new website is really nice... except I don't quite relish the top banner... sorry it just doesn't work for who Martyn was and the rest of the website, for that matter.

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Name: FLYboy

E-mail:  info@flyboy.co.uk

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Name: karl

E-mail:  karlmariner@gmail.com

Martyn Bennett was born in Newfoundland, Canada in 1971 to a family rooted in both the Island of Skye and Wales. He spent his formative years in the Cordroy Valley surrounded by Gaelic-speaking Scottish immigrants who had come from Canna and Moidart in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland in 1820. So it is ironic that the most concentrated source of his musical upbringing was absorbed some 2500 miles from its origin, which, for the most part, had become much diluted since the times of The Highland Clearances and the tragic aftermath of the Jacobite uprisings of 1690-1746.

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Name: Admin

E-mail:  info@martynbennett.com

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