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A strong advocate for improved mental health services, Edana Minghella will be remembered by many as "the passionate, vivacious woman of style, love, joy, song, curiosity and furious politics"
Music
The Isle of Wight has a wealth of musical talent which we believe deserves to be celebrated.
Find out about up-and-coming bands and musicians, whether they be popular or classical, as well as those already established.
Read about upcoming gigs and concerts and make sure you don’t miss out.
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Jonathan Dodd shares his review of the latest Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra concert. See what he thought of the final concert of the season at Medina Theatre
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As well as the 80+ ticketed shows at Ventnor Fringe Festival, there are around 100 artists taking part in the Free Fringe events. Ellie gives us an insight into what's on offer this year
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The Choir were raising money for Carisbrooke Castle Museum’s refurbishment of Princess Beatrice’s Kitchen
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The event celebrates Ventnor’s unique community spirit and will be back next year on Saturday 1st July 2023
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The Belgium electronic band have remixed Wet Leg's third single, Too Late Now, securing its place in nightclubs around the World
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Fringe Fridays bring the chance to experience live music from bands you may never have heard of before, and some you already love
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The concert is jam-packed with inspirational and uplifting gospel showstoppers, solos, duets and ensemble pieces, all stunningly accompanied by a stellar crew of musicians
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The duo's show is always hugely popular at Ventnor Fringe, where they'll be returning to this July. Book now to avoid disappointment
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Watch the entire Wet Leg set on BBC iPlayer (link within) to see just how much the Isle of Wight band are adored by their fans
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The programme for the final concert of the season is brimming with orchestral favourites, as well as a new version of Gordon Jacob’s Fantasia for Euphonium
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The 'sting' used between segments of the Glastonbury coverage will be easily recognisable to Wet Leg fans
