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Aug 19, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Helen Narracott

    No Borders to light up namesake region in church show (opens the original)

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    THE next Saturday afternoon drop-in concert at St Peter’s Church in the Eastgate features music from No Borders Trio. The members of the Trio - Frances Patterson (violin) from England, Joanna Stark (cello) from Scotland and French Suzanne Godet (viola)- are all graduates of the Royal Conservatoire in Glasgow. READ MORE: Motorists to avoid area as emergency services attend early morning crash in Borders They formed the Trio to break down barriers between music and storytelling in diverse communit

  2. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Helen Narracott

    No Borders to light up namesake region during Music in Peebles show (opens the original)

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    THE next Saturday afternoon drop-in concert at St Peter’s Church in the Eastgate features music from No Borders Trio. The members of the Trio - Frances Patterson (violin) from England, Joanna Stark (cello) from Scotland and French Suzanne Godet (viola)- are all graduates of the Royal Conservatoire in Glasgow. They formed the Trio to break down barriers between music and storytelling in diverse communities. Their recent tours include to France and the Hebrides. Earlier this year, they were awarde

  3. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Helen Narracott

    Cello and guitar duo to light up church for summer concert (opens the original)

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    THE next Saturday afternoon (July 25) drop-in concert at St Peter’s Church in the Eastgate features music for cello and guitar from Duo Marier. The Duo, made up of Neil Sild (cello) and Austin Miller (guitar), met at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. Their collaboration began when walking together through the dramatic landscapes of the Highlands, sharing stories and their mutual love of chamber music. READ MORE:Borders now home to three new towns after population growth Their co

  4. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Helen Narracott

    Cello and guitar duo to light up church for summer concert (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone · English

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    THE next Saturday afternoon (July 25) drop-in concert at St Peter’s Church in the Eastgate features music for cello and guitar from Duo Marier. The Duo, made up of Neil Sild (cello) and Austin Miller (guitar), met at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. Their collaboration began when walking together through the dramatic landscapes of the Highlands, sharing stories and their mutual love of chamber music. READ MORE: Seven-year-old boy and woman taken to hospital after crash on A68 T

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