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	var caledonText1 = "Caledon - Scotland’s Tenors, formed to put to right what they see as the neglect of their nation’s magnificent musical heritage. They consist of classically trained singers, Alan Beck, Jamie MacDougall and Ivan Sharpe, and their musical director and accompanist, Michael Barnett. Many countries now have their own three tenors, but very few have the depth of profoundly beautiful and stirring material available to them that is Scots song.";

	var caledonText2 = "The tenors have shot to fame in the last few months with their new upbeat version of Flower of Scotland which rocked Scotland’s National Stadium, Hampden Park, prior to the Scotland v Germany football match in June and wowed the 60,000 crowd closing the 2003 festival T in the Park last month. In short, let loose on contemporary Scottish music, Caledon bring their operatic power and class to bear in a way that is nothing short of thrilling!";

	var caledonText3 = "Whilst being Scotland’s most successful young tenors, with a wealth of solo operatic and concert experience between them, (performed in some of the world’s most prestigious opera houses), as a trio, this year alone, they have performed to sell-out audiences at prestigious events such as The Edinburgh International Festival and The New York Tartan Day celebrations, given many concerts on both side of the Atlantic and made television appearances for the BBC, Tartan TV in the USA and Israeli TV.";

	var caledonText4 = "The group has also made numerous radio broadcasts, most recently starring in the St. Andrew’s Night special for BBC Radio Scotland. The future promises to be even busier with performances at the 2003 Miss Scotland pageant, the Scotland Soccer and Rugby matches, and a 60min. TV special for PBS in the USA as well as concerts in Washington DC, Detroit, Chicago, Windsor, Ontario, Belfast, Glasgow, Inverness and Aberdeen.";

	var caledonText5 = "Universal Records have recently licensed Caledon’s version of Flower of Scotland for inclusion on the official Rugby World Cup 2003 CD, alongside the likes of Shirley Bassey, Bryn Terfel and Russell Watson, and have rush-released their debut single I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) / Caledonia (which they performed on BBC’s Children in Need) due to popular demand.";
	
	var caledonText6 = "Joining them on the single are ex-Simple Minds members Mick MacNeil (keyboards) and Derek Forbes (bass) along with Deacon Blue’s Dougie Vipond (drums) — a recording not to be missed! ";

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	var alanText1 = "The tenor Alan Beck hails from Lanarkshire and began his vocal training at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. He later won the entrance scholarship to the Royal Northern College of Music, where he studied for two years on the Postgraduate Opera Course with Neil Howlett and later studied privately in Munich with Jan Hendrick Rootering.";

	var alanText2 = "In 1995 Alan won the British Wagner Society Singing Competition at Covent Garden and was subsequently awarded the society's Bayreuth Bursary. Later that year, he also won the Wolfgang Wagner Singing Competition in London in front of Dr Wagner and Dame Gwyneth Jones. He made his operatic debut in 1995 for Opera Ireland and has spent the last six seasons singing principal tenor roles for the Staatsoper Stuttgart. Alan has also sung principal roles for Lyric Opera Dublin and The Royal Carl Rosa Opera.   Most recently he has made his debut as Siegmund in Wagner’s Die Walküre at the London Colisseum for English National Opera. Alan is also a great enthusiast of Scots songs and has given many recitals of this repertoire both at home and abroad.";

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	var ivanText1 = "Ivan hails from Dunbartonshire, where at an early age he began his vocal training as a boy soprano. After winning a Pilgrim Scholarship, he became Head Chorister of Winchester Cathedral and also began lessons on the French horn. He graduated from Royal Holloway College with a BMus degree and won a scholarship to study in the Opera School of the Guildhall School of Music. During this time, he was a finalist in the prestigious Kathleen Ferrier Singing Competition and The Royal Overseas League Singing Competition.";
	
	var ivanText2 = "Upon leaving music college he returned to Scotland where he performed Tamino for Opera West, followed by several tours as a leading tenor with Scottish Opera-go-round. This success led him to making his debut, in quick succession, for Welsh National Opera, English National Opera, Flanders Opera, Royal Carl Rosa Opera and the City of Birmingham Touring Opera.";
	
	var ivanText3 = "His roles include: Tamino - The Magic Flute; Don Ottavio – Don Giovanni; Ferrando - Cosi Fan Tutti; Hoffmann - Tales of Hoffman; Eisenstein / Alfred - Die Fledermaus; Danilo - The Merry Widow; Novice - Billy Budd; Fairfax - Yeoman of the Guard; Nanki-Poo - The Mikado.";
	
	var ivanText4= "Over the last decade he has sung most of the tenor parts on the oratorio repertoire, including Handel's Messiah with The Vienna Boys’ Choir in Symphony Hall, BirminghamSt (recorded by Capriccio) and Verdi's Requiem, as well as giving numerous recitals of German lieder, French chanson and Scots songs for which he has a passion.";

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	var jamieText1 = "Born in Glasgow, Jamie MacDougall has established himself as one of the country's most versatile young singers of his generation. Whether on the operatic stage or the concert platform, he has sung to critical acclaim.";
	
	var jamieText2 = "In operatic repertoire ranging from Monteverdi to Britten, he has appeared with many of the British opera companies as well as singing in Europe, America and Canada. He has worked with some of the world's top Baroque, Chamber and Symphony orchestras including The orchestra of the Age of the Enlightenment, Scottish Chamber Orchestra and the St Louis and Houston Symphony Orchestras, with conductors like Tamas Vasary, Ivan Fischer, Marin Alsopp, Richard Hickox, Trevor Pinnok, Nicholas McGegan and Daniel Harding.";
	
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	var michaelText1 = "Michael read music at Glasgow University, majoring in composition and graduating M.mus, B.mus. (Hons) by 1992. From there he joined the music staff of the Dance School of Scotland, where he is now Musical Associate. Since then he has played for many other dance companies and education units, including those of Scottish Ballet, Scottish Opera, Northern Ballet Theatre, Rambert Dance Company and English National Ballet, Ballet West, the Mark Morris Dance Group and the Royal Academy of Dance.";
	
	var michaelText2 = "Michael also performs as musician, arranger and MD, playing in shows, recitals and concerts either on piano, keyboards or oboe. He has a wealth of experience of Scottish music, both classical and popular and has worked with many well-known figures in Scottish entertainment, including Jimmy Logan, Peter Morrison, Jack Milroy, Alexander Morrison, Jimmy MacGregor and Johnny Beattie. Michael has enjoyed writing and arranging a wide range of Scottish music from Mungomania, a music theatre work based on the plainchant of St kentigern, to Majic Bus to Babylon (chor. Julian Moss), a fusion piece for pipe band and rock combo, and a modern ballet, 5 Burns Songs (chor. Oliver Hindle).";
	
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