Cadenza Events Diary - Classical and contemporary concerts

Cadenza Events Diary
Classical and contemporary concerts

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23 July 2017
3pm St John's Smith Square London United Kingdom Details: Web site +44 (0)20 7222 1061 £20 (£10), £15 (£7.50)	Neil Chaffey 80th Birthday Concert The Musicke Companye: Philippa Hyde, soprano Tim Carleston, countertenor Daisy Vataloro, baroque cello Helen Rogers, harpsichord Trio Vivo: Elliott de Vivo, clarinet Ellie Hancock, cello Alicia Chaffey, piano Emma Lewis, mezzo soprano Fiona Cross, clarinet Fujita Piano Trio To include: works by Blow, Handel and Purcell McCabe: Sonata for clarinet, cello and piano works by Frank Bridge and Gershwin Mendelssohn: Piano Trio in C minor, Op 66 All proceeds in aid of Leukaemia Research

26 July 2017
4.50pm Glyndebourne South Downs National Park, New Rd, Lewes East Sussex BN8 5UU United Kingdom Details: Web site	Mozart: La clemenza di Tito Vitellia's path to the throne is thwarted by the man who deposed her father, so she presses her admirer Sesto to murder him. Sesto is caught in an agonising dilemma, for the man in question is not only his best friend but also his sovereign. Driven by love, Sesto does his worst. But in return, receives a lesson in forgiveness.

25 July 2017 until 26 July 2017
Sala 'BOSSI' Coservatorio Giovan Battista Martini Piazza Rossini, 2 Bologna 40126 Italy Details: Web site E-mail	2017 Fiorenza Cossotto International Voice Competition; open to opera singers, 21-37 years of age

29 July 2017
3pm Dewan Filharmonic Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Details: Web site	A Tapestry of Colours - Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra

5.20pm Glyndebourne South Downs National Park, New Rd, Lewes East Sussex BN8 5UU United Kingdom Details: Web site	Mozart: La clemenza di Tito Vitellia's path to the throne is thwarted by the man who deposed her father, so she presses her admirer Sesto to murder him. Sesto is caught in an agonising dilemma, for the man in question is not only his best friend but also his sovereign. Driven by love, Sesto does his worst. But in return, receives a lesson in forgiveness.

7.30pm St Leonard's Church Cotheridge Worcestershire WR6 5LZ United Kingdom Details: Web site	Free Summer Charity Concert GR-VIII male vocal group Community Choir at Alfrick A happy relaxed mid-Summer evening with popular songs in a variety of styles - including pop, folk, classical and songs from the shows - plus food, wine and a raffle. Also includes the first performance of 'The Ballad of Molly and Ewan' - a Three Choirs Romance, by Herefordshire composer Lynn Norris.

8.30pm Dewan Filharmonic Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Details: Web site	A Tapestry of Colours - Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra

22 July 2017 until 29 July 2017
Worcester United Kingdom Details: Web site	Three Choirs Festival

21 July 2017 until 29 July 2017
Cape Town South Africa Details: Web site	Ihlombe! South African Choral Festival Ihlombe! South African Choral Festival South Africa 22-30 July 2016 21-29 July 2017 20-28 July 2018 The Ihlombe! South African Choral Festival offers a one of a kind choral experience in dynamic settings including Cape Town, Pretoria, Johannesburg, and Soweto as well as a Scenic Game Park. Your choir will have the opportunity to perform with many excellent International and South African Choirs, as well as participate in workshops with famous Choral Conductors. Collaborate with multiple choirs in extraordinary venues and diverse and sizeable audiences. You will experience African drumming, dancing, and their wonderful, unique singing. This festival includes adult choirs, university choirs, as well as children’s and youth choirs, and all choirs have the opportunity to perform in several concerts, each conducted by their own music director. Each concert concludes with a joint choral selection sung by all participating choirs.

1 June 2017 until 29 July 2017
Opera Holland Park Holland Park London W8 6LU United Kingdom Details: Web site	Summer opera season for 2017 Opera Holland Park

12 July 2017 until 29 July 2017
Petworth West Sussex United Kingdom Details: Web site	Petworth Festival

30 July 2017
12 noon Lauderdale House Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill London N6 5HG United Kingdom Details: Web site E-mail +44 (0)20 8348 8716 Free Concert. No booking needed	The Rose and the Bulbul. A Promenade Performance. Kamal Kaan, actor Sita Thomas, dancer Kali Chandrasegaram, dancer and choreographer Arieb Azhar, singer and Company Singers, actors, dancers and musicians celebrate the unity amidst diversity expressed through the symbols of the rose and the bulbul (nightingale). The performance will take place on the Tea Lawn at Lauderdale House and in Waterlow Park. Storytellers, dancers and musicians will create an experience to bring alive the space of the garden, and the audience will meet the Rose and the Bulbul, who come truly to understand their present only through a journey into each other’s past. Statues become dancers as the audiences are led in succession through a Mughal garden, a European walled garden and finally into open grounds, celebrating the synthesis of Islamic, Christian, Pagan and Hindu traditions. The Rose and the Bulbul is above all a story of love and acceptance. It is a family-friendly performance with professional and community-based performers that taps into the love affair that humans have with creating gardens. It will be dedicated to the memory of MP Jo Cox: “We are far more united and have far more in common with each other than things that divide us”. The performance of dance, music and spoken word was inspired by the ideas that shaped the gardens at Stockwood Park, Luton. The title ‘Rose and Bulbul’ is derived from the significance of the rose as the symbol of beauty and perfection both in Persian literature and equally important in the English heritage as a Tudor emblem. The bulbul is the Indian equivalent of the nightingale which represents the woods and wilderness beyond the cultivated garden. The performance brings together the talent of outstanding young actor-writer Kamal Kaan (‘While the Water Weeps Next to the Water’, BBC Radio ‘Headline Ballads’ 2016); director Sita Thomas (Shakespearean scholar, Milkshake presenter and Bollywood dancer) and the popular choreographer-dancer Kali Chandrasegaram.

3pm Lauderdale House Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill London N6 5HG United Kingdom Details: Web site E-mail +44 (0)20 8348 8716 Free Concert. No booking needed.	The Rose and the Bulbul. A Promenade Performance. Kamal Kaan, actor Sita Thomas, dancer Kali Chandrasegaram, dancer and choreographer Arieb Azhar, singer and Company Singers, actors, dancers and musicians celebrate the unity amidst diversity expressed through the symbols of the rose and the bulbul (nightingale). The performance will take place on the Tea Lawn at Lauderdale House and in Waterlow Park. Storytellers, dancers and musicians will create an experience to bring alive the space of the garden, and the audience will meet the Rose and the Bulbul, who come truly to understand their present only through a journey into each other’s past. Statues become dancers as the audiences are led in succession through a Mughal garden, a European walled garden and finally into open grounds, celebrating the synthesis of Islamic, Christian, Pagan and Hindu traditions. The Rose and the Bulbul is above all a story of love and acceptance. It is a family-friendly performance with professional and community-based performers that taps into the love affair that humans have with creating gardens. It will be dedicated to the memory of MP Jo Cox: “We are far more united and have far more in common with each other than things that divide us”. The performance of dance, music and spoken word was inspired by the ideas that shaped the gardens at Stockwood Park, Luton. The title ‘Rose and Bulbul’ is derived from the significance of the rose as the symbol of beauty and perfection both in Persian literature and equally important in the English heritage as a Tudor emblem. The bulbul is the Indian equivalent of the nightingale which represents the woods and wilderness beyond the cultivated garden. The performance brings together the talent of outstanding young actor-writer Kamal Kaan (‘While the Water Weeps Next to the Water’, BBC Radio ‘Headline Ballads’ 2016); director Sita Thomas (Shakespearean scholar, Milkshake presenter and Bollywood dancer) and the popular choreographer-dancer Kali Chandrasegaram.

7.30pm National Concert Hall Taipei Taiwan Details: Web site	Klangreisen-Chiang Huei, violin

14 July 2017 until 30 July 2017
Ryedale North Yorkshire United Kingdom Details: Web site	Ryedale Festival

26 July 2017 until 30 July 2017
Pattaya Thailand Details: Web site	Grand Prix Thailand - tenth international choir festival

31 July 2017
4.50pm Glyndebourne South Downs National Park, New Rd, Lewes East Sussex BN8 5UU United Kingdom Details: Web site	Mozart: La clemenza di Tito Vitellia's path to the throne is thwarted by the man who deposed her father, so she presses her admirer Sesto to murder him. Sesto is caught in an agonising dilemma, for the man in question is not only his best friend but also his sovereign. Driven by love, Sesto does his worst. But in return, receives a lesson in forgiveness.

1 August 2017
4.45pm Glyndebourne South Downs National Park, New Rd, Lewes East Sussex BN8 5UU United Kingdom Details: Web site	Verdi: La traviata Alfredo, a young man from the provinces, falls in love with Violetta, the stylish toast of Paris. But she’s not the marrying kind - at least not until now. However, their dreams of domestic bliss are threatened by both a merciless society that condemns Violetta's racy past and an equally merciless disease.

2 August 2017
7pm Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Draesel Hall 316 E 88th Street New York NY 10128 United States of America Details: Web site E-mail +1 212 247 3878 US$15	New York Choral Society Summer Sings: August 2, 2017 New York Choral Society David Hayes, music director Michael Ciavaglia, associate conductor Carl Orff: Carmina Burana This August, the New York Choral Society hosts its annual Summer Sings. The public is invited to sing and socialize with members and the artistic staff of NYChoral including Music Director David Hayes and Associate Conductor Michael Ciavaglia. The participants will be able to step into the shoes of an NYChoral member and sing along with the conductor, pianists and soloists to a different piece each week. After the sing-along, the audience, chorus members and staff will continue the festivities with an after party around snacks and drinks. Each event begins at 7:00 pm at The Church of the Holy Trinity’s Draesel Hall, 316 E. 88th St. on August 2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd. Mezzo-soprano Heather Johnson and tenor Ben Warschawski will perform as guest soloists in the Mozart Requiem on August 23. Choral music enthusiasts and novices are encouraged to attend to brush up on sight-reading skills and enjoy the bonding effect of choral singing.

3 August 2017
4.50pm Glyndebourne South Downs National Park, New Rd, Lewes East Sussex BN8 5UU United Kingdom Details: Web site	Mozart: La clemenza di Tito Vitellia's path to the throne is thwarted by the man who deposed her father, so she presses her admirer Sesto to murder him. Sesto is caught in an agonising dilemma, for the man in question is not only his best friend but also his sovereign. Driven by love, Sesto does his worst. But in return, receives a lesson in forgiveness.

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