The guests for the afternoon were the Iain Anderson Trio from Langholm.
Biggar Accordion & Fiddle Club gathered for their last meeting of the season on Sunday, April 12.
The guests for the afternoon were the Iain Anderson Trio from Langholm, but firstly the audience enjoyed a wealth of local talent.
On accordions at Biggar Bowling Club were Mark Crawford, Keith Dickson, Hilda Fulton, Adam Gibb, Jim Gold, Sam Gray, David Kennedy Tom Kilean, Fiona Paul, Charlie Todd and James Watson.
Playing piano were Emma Dickson, Keith Dickson, Iona Gold, Jim Gold, Grace Kane and Fiona Paul, while on drums there was Andrew Barrie, Andrew Gibb, David Kennedy, Alex Lyall and Charlie Todd.
The club were also treated to a couple of selections from ten members of the Edinburgh-based Scots Music Group’s Piano Accordion classes: Katie Burns, Sheena Dickson, Maya Forrester, Billy Higgins, Nevil Hopely, Mary Hourigan, Douglas Seath, Hamish Scott, John West and Maggie Wright.
And the guest trio for the afternoon consisted of Iain Anderson from Langholm on lead accordion, Neil MacMillan from Rowardennan on piano and Eric Goodfellow on drums.
The trio entertained with a variety of tempos, many great tunes and quite a bit of light-hearted humour along the way. It was an afternoon thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
With the season at an end chairman Jim Gold thanked Andrew Barrie and the Biggar Bowling Club for hosting everyone, the ladies for the half-time buffet, the raffle prize donors, the local players for supporting the club and the Iain Anderson Trio for their entertaining programme.
The club resumes on Sunday, November 8.
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