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Friday 4 November, 7.30pm<br />
Choirs’ Concert<br />
<strong>Uppingham</strong>’s famous choral tradition is<br />
founded on its training choirs. In an evening<br />
of great variety and colour, Boys’ Voices, Girls’<br />
Voices and Chorale present a programme of<br />
entertaining and uplifting music.<br />
Directed by Jane Stevens, Peter Clements and<br />
Will Smith. Accompanied by Alexis Ffrench,<br />
Simon Smith and Andrew Ashwin.<br />
<strong>Uppingham</strong> School Chapel<br />
Sunday 6 November, 7.30pm<br />
Chamber Music at Ashley<br />
Parish Church<br />
Vivaldi – Spring from The Four Seasons<br />
Mozart – Wind Serenade in E-flat major, K. 375<br />
Following last year’s sell-out concert,<br />
<strong>Uppingham</strong> musicians return to Ashley for<br />
a programme featuring Vivaldi’s celebrated<br />
Spring, performed by Upper Sixth pupil<br />
Richard Liu, and Mozart’s glorious Wind<br />
Serenade.<br />
Tickets £15 (inc glass of wine and canapés).<br />
For tickets and more information please<br />
contact events@ashleychurch.co.uk<br />
Ashley Parish Church, Welland Valley,<br />
near Market Harborough<br />
Friday 11 November, 7.30pm<br />
Wind, Brass and Percussion<br />
Faculty Concert<br />
A concert showcasing talent in the Wind,<br />
Brass and Percussion Faculty.<br />
<strong>Uppingham</strong> School Old School Room<br />
Thursday 10 – Saturday 12 November<br />
<strong>Uppingham</strong> International<br />
Music Festival<br />
Talented local violinist Freya Goldmark is<br />
joined by friends from around the world<br />
for the inaugural <strong>Uppingham</strong> International<br />
Music Festival. Held in<br />
venues across the town,<br />
the Festival focuses on<br />
string chamber music.<br />
The evening of Thursday<br />
10 November features a<br />
special collaboration<br />
with <strong>Uppingham</strong> School’s<br />
top string players,<br />
performing Vivaldi’s<br />
Concerto for 4 Violins<br />
and Mozart’s<br />
Divertimento in D.<br />
For more information<br />
and tickets, please see<br />
uppinghammusicfestival.com.<br />
Sunday 13 November, 7.30pm<br />
Music for Remembrance<br />
The Somme 1916<br />
A hundred years after The Battle of the<br />
Somme, Chapel Choir presents an evening<br />
of contemplation and meditation, featuring<br />
readings and music.<br />
They Shall Grow Not Old – Douglas Guest<br />
Pin Drop – Rosina Griffiths (First<br />
performance)<br />
Greater Love – John Ireland<br />
Kyrie – Henry Alexander (First<br />
performance)<br />
Sanctus – Duruflé<br />
In Paradisum – Fauré<br />
This is My Commandment – James<br />
Whitbourn<br />
Readings by Emma Lucia, Director of Drama<br />
Trumpet – Archie McAlpine<br />
Organ – Peter Clements<br />
Conducted by Stephen Williams<br />
<strong>Uppingham</strong> School Chapel
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