Lent Arts Diary 2008

welcomeWhat an exciting variety of music we have forthe dark days of the Lent Term ! The brilliantMaggini Quartet will be here in the New Year; SouthHill Park in Bracknell will host our music scholars; ouryoung composers will have the chance to show whatthey can do to match the standards of our youngsongwriters; and Tom Lowe, organ-scholar elect atBrasenose College, will play in Chapel in mid-March.There are three major events I would urge younot to miss—a showcase each for our fine violinists,Claire Sledd and Sabina Virtosu, and, in The Theatre,Les Miserables (student edition), a terrific undertakingbetween Music and Drama, ably supported by ourexcellent new Theatre Technician, James Baker.MusicWednesday 2nd to Saturday 5th Januarymaggini quartet courseWednesday 2nd January 5.00 p.m. Great SchoolOpening concert by Maggini Quartet:William Alwyn: Quartet No.2 Spring WatersBeethoven: Op.18 No.2Tickets available on the doorSaturday 5th January 2.30 p.m. Concert RoomCourse ConcertFor information please contact:Megan Tress: 0208 941 8532As term draws to a close, we will be able to enjoyThe Picton’s revival of the classic 12 Angry Men.Pandy Dean, our new Dance teacher is making an impact,and we expect to see some impromptu work nextterm from the groups she is leading. We are also lookingat ways of getting art work out into College more.Please come and join us as we celebrate imaginationand technical skill in action !Anthony Peterchairman of the arts committee