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| 8 October 2023 | |
| 3.00pm Huntingdon Hall Chapel Walk Worcester Worcestershire Details: Web site | Winter series - 2023/2024 Sarah Beth Briggs, piano W A Mozart, Variations on a theme by Duport, K573 Hans Gal, Sonata Op 28 (1927) F Mendelssohn, Variations Serieuses Op 54 L van Beethoven, Variations on God Save the King, Woo 78 F Schubert, Impromptu in B Flat, D935 no 3 F Chopin, Berceuse, Op 57 F Chopin, Ballade in F minor, Op 52 For further details, see website: www.worcserenade.co.uk |
| 11 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Ralli Hall 81 Denmark Villas Hove BN3 3TH Details: Web site | A brand new theatre piece with music by Clare Norburn, soundtracked by colourful Victorian music |
| 12 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm The Coro County Square, Ulverston LA12 7LZ Cumbria LA12 7LZ Details: Web site £7-£20 | A performance where music and theatre collide. A brand new theatre piece with music by Clare Norburn, soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs and street music, haunting old carols and lively folk dance music. It’s Charles Dickens’ last Christmas Eve: 1869. Against his doctor’s wishes, he gives one of his acclaimed theatrical readings of A Christmas Carol: but from the moment the lights go down, his life becomes strangely entangled with his character Scrooge. Dickens’ carefully managed image as a family man, who has created the very quintessence of Christmas starts to unravel. He is haunted by the women he has mistreated, who force him to face up to his past, present and future. Can Dickens learn from the ghosts, repent - and be saved, as Scrooge was saved? “mesmerising” - The Guardian on The Telling “an exploration of the boundaries between art and life...intelligent… finds new terrain” - The Guardian on Clare Norburn’s writing Tickets can be bought at: https://www.thecoro.co.uk/event/what-the-dickens/ |
| 13 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Stratford Methodist Church Stratford-upon-Avon Methodist Church Hall, Old Town, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 6BG West Midlands CV37 6BG Details: Web site £20 Full Price / £16 Concession / £5 Student | What the Dickens? by The Telling The Telling |
| 14 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Hornsey Parish Church Hall Cranley Gardens London N10 3AH Details: Web site £5-£20 | Vision A brand new theatre piece with music by Clare Norburn, soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs and street music, haunting old carols and lively folk dance music. It’s Charles Dickens’ last Christmas Eve: 1869. Against his doctor’s wishes, he gives one of his acclaimed theatrical readings of A Christmas Carol: but from the moment the lights go down, his life becomes strangely entangled with his character Scrooge. Dickens’ carefully managed image as a family man, who has created the very quintessence of Christmas starts to unravel. He is haunted by the women he has mistreated, who force him to face up to his past, present and future. Can Dickens learn from the ghosts, repent - and be saved, as Scrooge was saved? “mesmerising” - The Guardian on The Telling “an exploration of the boundaries between art and life...intelligent… finds new terrain” - The Guardian on Clare Norburn’s writing |
| 15 October 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Ullet Road Church Hall 57 Ullet Road Liverpool L17 2AA Details: Web site £5-£20 | A performance where music and theatre collide. A brand new theatre piece with music by Clare Norburn, soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs and street music, haunting old carols and lively folk dance music. It’s Charles Dickens’ last Christmas Eve: 1869. Against his doctor’s wishes, he gives one of his acclaimed theatrical readings of A Christmas Carol: but from the moment the lights go down, his life becomes strangely entangled with his character Scrooge. Dickens’ carefully managed image as a family man, who has created the very quintessence of Christmas starts to unravel. He is haunted by the women he has mistreated, who force him to face up to his past, present and future. Can Dickens learn from the ghosts, repent - and be saved, as Scrooge was saved? “mesmerising” - The Guardian on The Telling “an exploration of the boundaries between art and life...intelligent… finds new terrain” - The Guardian on Clare Norburn’s writing Tickets can be bought at: https://www.thetelling.co.uk/events/dickens-liverpool |
| 27 October 2023 | |
| 7.00pm Conway Hall 25 Red Lion Square London WC1R 4RL Details: Herbie Clarke Web site +447710292681 £10 / Concession £7 | Herbie Clarke Frances M Lynch – Artistic Director, Soprano, Composer Laurence Panter – Pianist, Tenor Oskar Jensen – Story-teller, Singer Lauren Lister – BSL interpreter Herbie Clarke – Production Manager Flowers of the Seasons: Politics, Power & Poverty Join Frances M Lynch and Electric Voice Theatre, with Oskar Jensen, BBC New Generation Thinker and music historian for an informal evening of songs, poetry and story-telling at Conway Hall’s historic Library, celebrating the music of Eliza Flower (1803–1846).This is a unique opportunity to be among the first people to hear her work performed for at least 100 years. The performance will be accompanied by a display of rarely seen archival materials from Conway Hall. This event will be BSL interpreted. A touch tour is available prior to the event to compliment the Integrated Audio Description. |
| 9 November 2023 | |
| 7.30pm St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate Bishopsgate, London Greater London EC2M 3TL Details: Web site Tickets GBP 16, reduced price GBP 12 | Cloistered Composers Orlando Chamber Choir Lucy Goddard, director Cozzolani: Deus in adjutorium Cozzolani: Laetatus sum De Victoria: Gaude Maria virgo De Victoria: O lux et decus Hispaniae De Victoria: from Missa Trahe me post te: Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei De Victoria: Versa est in luctum Aleotti: Miserere mei, Deus Aleotti: Audivi vocem Vizzana: Protector noster magnus Assandra: O dulcis amor Jesu Leonarda: Littanie della beata vergine Maria Leonarda: Dixit Dominus Aleotti: Hor che la vaga aurora Aleotti: Baciai per haver vita Aleotti: Io v'amo vita mia Aleotti, Assandra, Cozzolani, Leonarda, Vizzana - few people will have heard their names before. These Renaissance composers chose convent life over secular society's traditional tasks. In the safety of the cloisters' shadows they could follow their faith, enjoy an excellent education and avoid an arranged marriage to a partner of their family's political preference. In return, they provided their abbeys with polyphony aplenty, gaining local notoriety as organists, singers, directors and composers. Aleotti's un-convent-ionally flamboyant madrigals were highly regarded; Leonarda was nicknamed the "Muse of Novara"; and Cozzolani's choir of nuns, the "white and melodious swans", were hailed as the best singers in Italy. Patriarchal prejudice restricted these women's reputations. Adverse Archbishops and contrary Cardinals found their music frivolous, unfit for religious rites or public performance. The complexity of Aleotti's compositions was criticised for "making holiness give way to pleasure"... Orlando Chamber Choir sings these talented women's wonderful works out of history's shadows into the concert light. To add contrasting colours, the programme also includes majestic mass excerpts and motets by De Victoria - who, being a man, could enjoy the protection of the priory as a priest yet travel free into the limelight as he pleased. |
| 18 November 2023 | |
| 7.30pm St John's Smith Square Smith Square London SW1P 3HA Details: Web site £50, £35, £15 | Handel Messiah Platinum Consort Platinum Choristers Platinum 415, period instrument ensemble Scott Inglis-Kidger, conductor Handel: Messiah |
| Regent Hall 275 Oxford Street London W1C 2DJ Details: Web site £9.50 (children) £15.50 (grown-ups) + booking fee | Peter & The Wolf LIVE St Paul's Sinfonia Stuart Hancock, conductor/presenter Sergey Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf, op 67 (original full orchestra version) Boys like Peter are not afraid of wolves! The award-winning animated film on the big screen with Prokofiev's timeless music performed live. On the afternoon of SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18th.... Bring the family to Regent Hall on London's buzzing Oxford Street as we dive into the Prokofiev classic with live orchestra accompanying Suzie Templeton's beautifully atmospheric Academy Award®-winning stop-motion animated masterpiece (2008 Oscar®-winner - Best Animated Short Film). The event duration is 40-45 minutes, with performances at 1pm, 3pm and 5pm. Peter is a lonely boy in a bleak wintry world who lives with his over-protective grandfather, just beyond the fence from a world of freedom and wonder - but it's also a world of danger in the form of a prowling, hungry wolf... With his friends, the fluffy duck and a bird with a broken wing, Peter breaks out and adventure ensues! Co-starring a gloriously diva-ish cat and a pair of villainous hunters, the animation choreographs exquisitely to Sergei Prokofiev's famous score, with each character having its own instrumental theme. The performance will feature some very special guests, and an extended introduction to the orchestral music and themes with St Paul's Sinfonia, led by composer/conductor Stuart Hancock on the concert stage in front of the big screen. And - as with all good trips to the movies - there'll be a trailer (exclusively with live orchestra) previewing an exciting new British animated film coming to cinemas very soon...! NOTE: Peter & The Wolf film carries a "U" rating from the BBFC. However, please be aware that there are some intense scenes that may upset younger children. As a guideline, it's recommended for children aged 6 and over. If in doubt, see the teaser/trailer on the Eventbrite ticketing page and do seek out and view the full film in advance. All profits from the event will benefit UK MUSIC MASTERS – empowering children to reach their creative potential through music, no matter their background. Find out more at https://musicmasters.org.uk |
| 19 November 2023 | |
| 3.00pm Huntingdon Hall Chapel Walk Worcester Worcestershire WR1 3LD Details: Web site | Winter series - 2023/2024 Tedesca String Quartet Nick Fallowfield, violin Clare Bhabra, violin Richard Muncey, viola Jenny Curtis, cello Frank Bridge, Novelletten Edward Elgar, Quartet in E minor A Dvorak, Quartet in E flat, Op 51 For further details, see website: www.worcserenade.co.uk |
| 23 November 2023 | |
| 7.30pm St Mary & St Michael's Church St Mary & St Michael's Church, New Road, Mistley, Manningtree Essex CO11 1ER Details: Web site £20 Full Price / £16 Concession / £5 Student | Vision The Telling |
| 25 November 2023 | |
| 7.00pm St Mary & St Eanswythe's Church Church Street, Folkestone Kent CT20 1SW Details: Web site £5-£20 | What the Dickens? Teresa Banham, actor as Hildegard (subject to availability) Clare Norburn, singer Clemmie Franks, singer Jean Kelly, harp A concertplay (where music and theatre collide) written by Clare Norburn and directed by BAFTA-nominated Nicholas Renton. Vision explores the extraordinary life of the visionary medieval abbess Hildegard of Bingen, providing an insight into the painful and visceral visionary experiences Hildegard suffered throughout her life. It is an “imagined testimony” as Hildegard, played by actor Teresa Banham (subject to availability), revisits and re-experiences meaningful memories alongside her haunting and distinctive chant, with full staging and stunning lighting. "[The singers] are mesmerising in the music. An austerely beautiful piece about a woman whose faith gave her extraordinary strength and courage" The Guardian From 7pm, Folkestone History Society will give a 30-minute talk on St Eanswythe, an Anglo-Saxon princess, who is said to have founded Folkestone Priory, one of the first Christian monastic communities for women in Britain. |
| 7.30pm Worcester Cathedral College Green Worcester WR1 2LA Details: Web site +44 (0)333 666 3366 £15 - £27. Concessions on some seats apply to people 60 or over, registered disabled and full-time students. Children aged 9-15 years accompanying a paying adult admitted free (child ticket required). | BRAHMS: EIN DEUTSCHES REQUIEM Worcester Festival Choral Society Meridian Sinfonia Samuel Hudson (conductor) Rebecca Hardwick (soprano) Julien van Mellaerts (baritone) Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem Wagner Siegfried Idyll This autumn, the 140 voices of Worcester Festival Choral Society are proud to bring one of the most inspirational of all choral masterworks to the majestic surroundings of Worcester Cathedral: Brahms's Ein Deutsches Requiem (A German Requiem). The composer’s largest single work, written to comfort those who mourn, features much-loved melodies from the powerful to the uplifting, in a deeply moving masterpiece that speaks to the heart. First, though, the orchestra presents another Romantic-era favourite: Wagner's tender Siegfried Idyll. This beautiful symphonic poem – which has become arguably the composer’s best-loved orchestral work – was a Christmas Day gift from Wagner to his wife. Performed with internationally acclaimed soprano Rebecca Hardwick and baritone Julien Van Mellaerts, and accompanied by the superb Meridian Sinfonia orchestra, this magnificent concert will be conducted by Worcester Cathedral's outstanding director of music, Samuel Hudson. Join us to enjoy this wonderful music in grand choral and orchestral style! |
| 26 November 2023 | |
| 7.30pm St Anne's Church High Street Lewes BN7 1RJ Details: Web site | A concertplay (where music and theatre collide) written by Clare Norburn. |
| 9 December 2023 | |
| 7.30pm Worcester Cathedral College Green Worcester WR1 2LA Details: Web site 0333 666 3366 £15 - £27. Concessions on some seats apply to people 60 or over, registered disabled and full-time students. Children aged 9-15 years accompanying a paying adult admitted free (child ticket required). | HANDEL: MESSIAH Worcester Festival Choral Society Meridian Sinfonia Baroque orchestra Samuel Hudson (conductor) Emilia Morton (soprano) Tom Lilburn (countertenor) Matthew Minter (tenor) James Oldfield (bass baritone) Handel: Messiah Hallelujah! Handel’s glorious and much-loved oratorio, Messiah, returns to the magnificent, specially candlelit surroundings of Worcester Cathedral on Saturday 9 December 2023. Written more than 280 years ago, Messiah remains one of the world’s most popular choral works. When King George II attended its premiere in 1742, he is said to have been so moved by the mighty Hallelujah chorus that he rose to his feet – a tradition that audiences continue today. The oratorio is also packed with other well-known arias and choruses such as For unto us a child is born, All we like sheep, And He shall purify and The trumpets shall sound. Accompanying the 140 voices of Worcester Festival Choral Society – one of England’s leading choirs of its kind – will be four acclaimed soloists and the superb Meridian Sinfonia Baroque orchestra, all under the baton of Worcester Cathedral's director of music Samuel Hudson. Don’t miss this perfect musical prelude to the Christmas season! |
| 7.30pm The Abbey Church, Waltham Abbey Highbridge Street Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 1DG Details: Web site £15 (£12.50 in purchased in advance); Free for children and full-time students under 25. Alternatively (no later than two weeks before a concert) send a SAE and cheque payable to 'Felicitas' to: Felicitas Tickets, 19B Cross Street, London N1 2BH | My Dancing Day Felicitas Chamber Choir Simon Winters, Musical Director Roger Bluff, Organ Andrea Gabrieli: Magnificat Monteverdi: Magnificat Schutz: Magnificat Holst: Tomorrow shall be my Dancing Day Gardner: Tomorrow shall be my Dancing Day Stopford: Tomorrow shall be my Dancing Day Rutti: Tomorrow shall be my Dancing Day Other music to be performed by: Iain Farrington Sally Beamish and Tamsin Jones |
| 10 December 2023 | |
| 3.00pm Huntingdon Hall Chapel Walk Worcester Worcestershire WR1 3LD Details: Web site | Winter series - 2023/2024 Katona Twins - guitars "From Bach to the Beatles" For further details, see website: www.worcserenade.co.uk |
| 20 November 2025 until 27 October 2027 | |
| Marden Sn10 1ll Details: Erick Web site 079 2963 9307 | Erick Jakie muszą być spełnione przesłanki do ogłoszenia upadłości spółki? You can certainly see your skills in the article you write. The world hopes for more passionate writers such as you who aren't afraid to say how they believe. All the time go after your heart. Jak zgłosić wniosek o upadłość? Jakie muszą być spełnione przesłanki do ogłoszenia upadłości spółki? You can certainly see your skills in the article you write. The world hopes for more passionate writers such as you who aren't afraid to say how they believe. All the time go after your heart. Jak zgłosić wniosek o upadłość? Jakie muszą być spełnione przesłanki do ogłoszenia upadłości spółki? You can certainly see your skills in the article you write. The world hopes for more passionate writers such as you who aren't afraid to say how they believe. All the time go after your heart. Jak zgłosić wniosek o upadłość? |
| 14 October 2023 until 15 October 2023 | |
| Northamptonshire Details: Web site | Malcolm Arnold Festival- orchestral, wind and brass concerts, Emma Johnson clarinet masterclass |
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